| PLASTERCAST | A rigid casing made to protect a broken bone while it heals (7,4) |
| CAST | A bandage stiffened with plaster of Paris used to protect a broken limb (4) |
| CRASHPAD | Made to protect you and where you might go to sleep off all the drinking (5,3) |
| DRAWN | Picked bones while initially slicing one (5) |
| DOGEATDOGMA | Command to your puppy to gobble up a rigid text? |
| SPLINT | An overlapping metal strip in medieval armour; a slip of wood for lighting a fire; a lath; or, a rigid support for a broken bone (6) |
| SCAB | Hard crust that forms over a wound as it heals (4) |
| FALSEHOOD | Food cooked in it heals? That's a lie (9) |
| EBONY | It looks black, coming to a stick end with a broken bone! (5) |
| SCAR | What a cut leaves after it heals |
| TIME | It heals all wounds, in a saying |
| RESET | To put together a broken bone again, is to do what (5) |
| SPLINTS | Rigid strips used to hold a broken bone in position (7) |
| CLAVICLE | Was Clive about to be left with a broken bone? (8) |
| BADLYSET | You don't want a broken bone to be bled - stay indisposed (5,3) |
| COSTOF | What a broken bone needs, to start the knitting (4,2) |
| CASTOF | What a broken bone needs, to start the knitting (4,2) |
| FRAME | A rigid surround of a painting or a door; or, the skeleton of anything (5) |
| XRAYS | Checks out a broken bone, in a way |
| HOWLWITHPAIN | React to a broken bone, perhaps |
