Possible Questions:
- Support
- Pants part
- Stage
- Chair part
- Piano piece
- Piano part
- Supporter
- Limb
- Stocking stuffer
- Boot attachment
- Flight segment
- Table part
- Journey part
- Lamb serving
- Part of a journey
- Trip segment
- Shank
- Stocking stuffer?
- Relay part
- Chicken part
- Trip part
- Lower limb
- Race segment
- Chicken piece
- Chicken choice
- Appendage
- Turkey part
- Relay segment
- Race part
- Furniture piece
- Piano piece?
- Kicker
- It may be pulled
- Thanksgiving serving
- Race unit
- It has a supporting role
- Chicken portion
- Chair support
- Triangle side
- Triangle part
- Table support
- Race section
- Lamb cut
- Chicken order
- Relay section
- Relay race segment
- Chicken drumstick
- You can shake it or break it
- Underpinning
- Part of a race
- Gam
- Drumstick
- Chicken selection
- Calf's place
- Yours may be asleep while you're awake
- Trouser part
- Tour part
- Side of a triangle
- Piece of chicken
- Part of a trek
- Ham's place
- Certain extremity
- A joker might pull yours
- Turkey serving
- Trouser half
- Tripod part
- Trip section
- Tour phase
- Stage of a race
- Relay race part
- Regatta unit
- Portion of a journey
- One with a supporting role?
- One with a supporting role
- Journey stage
- Jeans part
- Itinerary portion
- Holiday serving
- Gamb
- Boost, with "up"
- Yours might be pulled by a joker
- Where a cast may be found
- Under-the-table item
- Turkey helping
- Trousers part
- Tripod support
- Trek segment
- Table prop
- Table necessity
- Supporting part
- Something to stand on
- Something to shake or break, so to speak
- Sign seen by a seer
- Shake a ___
- Segment of a journey
- Section of a race
- Relay-race segment
- Relay division
- Race stage
- Race portion
- Punter's pride
- Place for a puttee
- Piece of dark meat
- Part of a trip
- Part of a table
- Part of a stool
- Part of a relay race
- Part of a relay
- One of a triangle's three
- Mutton purchase
- Long John Silver had one
- Knee's place
- Journey portion
- It gives one good standing?
- Hypotenuse neighbor
- Dark meat piece
- Cut of lamb
- Chicken eater's choice
- Chair supporter
- Calf locale
- An April fooler might pull yours
- Advantage, with "up"
- A stereotypical pirate only has one
- ___ of lamb
- ___ it (walk)
- __ of lamb
- You move faster when you shake it
- You might shake it or break it
- You might be told to break it
- What Mellencamp got "Up" on "Whenever We Wanted"
- What Guidry kicks up
- Turkey piece
- Turkey drumstick
- Tripod piece
- Tripod feature
- Trip portion
- Tour stretch
- Thigh locale
- Thanksgiving dinner request
- Stilt's place
- Standing prerequisite
- Standing need
- Spinet support
- Something to hop on
- Side of a right triangle
- Shin's place
- Serving of chicken
- Selection after carving the turkey
- Segment of a trip
- Sartorius muscle locale
- Sailing segment
- Right triangle's side
- Right triangle side
- Relay-race unit
- Relay-race part
- Relay runner's assignment
- Relay race section
- Relay portion
- Relay opener
- Place to find a calf
- Place for a cast
- Piano support
- Part of an itinerary
- Part of a triangle
- Part of a tour
- Pants half
- One of two in a right triangle
- One of four, on most tables
- One lap around the track, say
- Non-hypotenuse side of a right triangle
- Mutton serving
- Mutton hunk
- Mellencamp "Get a ___ Up"
- Marathon segment
- Long writers' blocks?
- Location of the quadriceps
- Kicker, so to speak
- KFC portion
- KFC drumstick
- Karl Shapiro's "The ___"
- Journey unit
- Journey section
- It's kept under the table
- Hose filler?
- Half a huge cost?
- Good thing to break, in a saying
- Give a ___ up
- Gam or pin
- Fowl piece
- Ending for gate or boot
- Drumstick, e.g.
- Drumstick, basically
- Dark meat, e.g.
- Dark meat choice
- Cramp site
- Choice after carving the turkey
- Chicken order, sometimes
- Chicken or turkey part
- Chicken offering
- Chicken bucket choice
- Cheesecake
- Calf's locale
- Calf spot
- Cabriole
- Bureau supporter
- Bridge-score unit
- Body limb
- 637
- "The Amazing Race" unit
- "The Amazing Race" division
- "Shake a ___!" ("Hurry!")
- 'The Amazing Race' segment