| One of the long bones | 21 |
| Nightstick fracture bone | 24 |
| Neighbor of the radius | 22 |
| Monteggia fracture location | 27 |
| Martial artist's board-breaking bone | 40 |
| Lower arm bone | 14 |
| Longest armbone | 15 |
| Longest arm bone | 16 |
| Location of a Monteggia fracture | 32 |
| Locale of the radial notch | 26 |
| Limb part | 9 |
| Leg : fibula :: arm : __ | 24 |
| Large arm bone | 14 |
| Kin of a radius | 15 |
| It's near a radius | 22 |
| It's longer than the radius | 31 |
| It's involved in arm-twisting | 33 |
| It's below the elbow | 24 |
| It sits parallel to the radius | 30 |
| It runs down your arm | 21 |
| It runs down the arm | 20 |
| It runs down a limb | 19 |
| It extends from the elbow | 25 |
| It ends at the elbow | 20 |
| Humerus's neighbor | 22 |
| Holes are drilled in it during Tommy John surgery | 49 |
| Hinge-joint bone | 16 |
| Ginglymus's neighbor | 24 |
| Forearm stiffener | 17 |
| Forearm feature | 15 |
| Forearm component | 17 |
| Fibula's higher relative | 28 |
| Elbow-wrist link | 16 |
| Either of a skeletal pair | 25 |
| Cubitus: rare | 13 |
| Comrade-in-arms? | 16 |
| Companion of the radius | 23 |
| Certain human bone | 18 |
| Certain bone | 12 |
| Carpus connector | 16 |
| Bone that parallels the radius | 30 |
| Bone that means "elbow" in Latin | 42 |
| Bone paralleling the radius | 27 |
| Bone of the arm | 15 |
| Bone next to the humerus | 24 |
| Bone near the radius | 20 |
| Bone meaning "elbow" in Latin | 39 |
| Bone linked to the anconeus muscle | 34 |
| Bone involved in pronation | 26 |
| Bone in the forearm | 19 |
| Bone in a limb | 14 |
| Bone in a hinge joint | 21 |
| Bone in a bird's wing | 25 |
| Bone from elbow to wrist | 24 |
| Bone connected to the triceps | 29 |
| Bone connected to the supinator muscle | 38 |
| Bone connected to the oblique cord | 34 |
| Bone by the biceps | 18 |
| Bone broken in a "nightstick fracture" | 48 |
| Arms runner? | 12 |
| Arm's runner? | 17 |
| Arm stiffener | 13 |
| Arm bone corresponding to the fibula | 36 |
| An arm bone | 11 |
| A forearm bone | 14 |
| "Nightstick fracture" bone | 36 |
| Radii neighbors | 15 |
| Half of the forearm bones | 25 |
| Bones in forearms | 17 |
| Wrist-to-elbow bones | 20 |
| Radii's partners | 20 |
| Radii companions | 16 |
| Neighbors of radii | 18 |
| They parallel radii | 19 |
| Radii-paralleling bones | 23 |
| Arm parts | 9 |
| They're parallel to radii | 29 |
| Partners of radii | 17 |
| Cubiti | 6 |
| Certain long bones | 18 |
| Carpi connectors | 16 |
| They're up in arms | 22 |
| They help make joints | 21 |
| Prismatic bones | 15 |
| Elbow bones | 11 |
| Bony neighbors of radii | 23 |
| Bones once called cubiti | 24 |
| Bones also called cubiti | 24 |
| Arm counterparts of fibulae | 27 |
| They turn on hinges | 19 |
| They help form joints | 21 |
| They end in olecranons | 22 |
| They connect to carpi | 21 |
| Some arm bones | 14 |
| Radii relatives | 15 |
| Radii partners | 14 |
| Ones touching elbows | 20 |
| Olecranons are part of them | 27 |
| Neighbors of the radii | 22 |
| Neighbors of ginglymi | 21 |