- LEGS
- Diamond of gangsterdom
- Appendages
- Trip components
- On ones last ____
- KFC pieces
- Journey segments
- Mobster Diamond
- Where calves are found
- Pair of jeans?
- Endurance
- Pants parts, or parts that go in pants
- Staying power, so to speak
- Lasting ability
- Song praising runners?
- Stamina
- Trip segments
- Sections of a trip
- Long-term appeal
- Stamina, in Variety
- Staying power
- Tripod's trio
- Pants parts
- Chair supports
- Table supports
- Piano supports
- Piano trio
- Parts of a race
- Astronauts have to get them back after landing
- Barbecue joint choices
- Relay race parts
- Staying power, in "Variety"
- Card table foursome
- Piano quartet
- A millipede has many
- Gangster Diamond
- Grand piano supports
- Table parts
- Drumsticks at the table
- Diamond of the underworld
- What Betty Grable was famous for
- Journey portions
- Underpinnings
- Box office staying power
- Stool supports
- Trio for grand pianos
- Lasting power
- Things found under the table
- Bed supports
- Bermuda exposés?
- Staying power, slangily
- Notable Betty Grable asset
- Catheti
- Things to stand on
- Diamond, the hood
- Stocking stuffers?
- Table supporters
- Gams
- Pair of pants?
- Some drumsticks
- Parts of a trip
- Piano parts
- Betty Grable's were insured
- Baby grand supports
- Centipede's abundance
- Dancer's pride
- Longevity
- Ability to last
- Hose fillers?
- Chair parts
- Rivulets seen after swirling, to a wine taster
- Trouser parts
- Centipede's many
- Durability metaphor
- Relay race segments
- Some chicken servings
- What no centipede has exactly 100 of, oddly
- Bench supports
- Centipede's multitude
- Lower limbs
- Chicken choices
- Endurance, so to speak
- Chicken parts
- Diamond of crime
- Longevity, so to speak
- Table's foursome
- Journey parts
- Octopus' octet
- Table quartet
- Spider's octet
- Piano-bench quartet
- Four __ (theme of the puzzle)
- Turkey drumsticks
- Durability, so to speak
- Long parts of pants
- Chair quartet
- They support tabletops
- The Girl With the Million Dollar ___ (Betty Grable's nickname)
- Shorter sides of a right triangle
- 1984 hit for ZZ Top
- Right triangle parts
- Tripod's threesome
- Pins, so to speak
- Drumsticks.
- What nylons are for.
- Supports.
- Two sides of a triangle.
- Marlene Dietrich's trademark.
- Centipede's pride.
- Runs.
- Sides of a triangle.
- Underpinning.
- Pride of the chilopod.
- Claw-footed items.
- Parts of a drawing compass.
- ___ it (walk).
- ___ it (walks).
- Parts of a course in a sailing race.
- Sides of dividers.
- Centipede's forte.
- Millepede's pride.
- Parts of compasses.
- Stages of a journey.
- Parts of a journey.
- Triangle sides.
- Centipede's specialty.
- Shank's mare.
- Shanks.
- Parts of triangles.
- Props.
- Runs (with "it").
- Millipede's specialty.
- Portions of a journey.
- Stages.
- Furniture parts.
- Trivet trio.
- Dietrich feature.
- On its last ___.
- Relay-race sections
- Crazy ___ Hirsch
- Walks fast, with "it"
- Body movers
- Lawmaking bodies: Abbr.
- Diamond of gang era
- On one's last ___
- Betty Grable feature
- Bridge-rubber units
- Diamond of gang days
- Limbs
- Cheesecake display
- Diamond of Capone's day
- Sailing-race divisions
- A Diamond who was rough
- Diamond of the 20's
- Chairman's supporters
- Relay-race elements
- ___ it (hustles)
- Parts of journeys
- Marathon segments
- Turkey portions
- Furniture supports
- Marlene's are famous
- Some limbs
- Diamond that was rough
- Strength, in Variety talk
- These are often stretched
- Trousers parts
- Drumsticks, basically
- Jack Diamond's nickname
- Mr. Diamond
- Runners
- Stamina, so to speak
- Relay segments
- Support system?
- Chicken servings
- Longevity at the box office
- Rockette launchers?
- Chicken drumsticks
- Crab morsels
- Endurance, informally
- Walk-on parts?
- Streaks on the side of a wineglass
- Edible frog parts
- Important parts of dancers
- Stems, so to speak
- Pants fillers
- Durability
- Parts of relays
- Stamina, figuratively
- Bridge table foursome
- Last parts drawn in hangman
- Staying power, informally
- Most mammals have four of them
- Spider's eight
- Ability to sustain long-term interest
- Parts of a relay
- Arachnid's octet
- 1984 ZZ Top hit
- Hit single for ZZ Top
- Millipede's many
- She knows how to use these
- ZZ Top '84 smash
- ZZ Top "She's got ___"
- They can be firsts or anchors
- Tables and triangles have them
- Asset for Tina Turner
- Racketeer Diamond
- Calf locales
- Flight segments
- Betty Grable's pride
- They're supportive
- Turkey day choices
- A millipede's many
- Drumsticks on the table
- Some turkey parts
- The several of a millipede
- Giraffe parts that can be six feet tall
- Metaphorical staying power
- An ant has six of them
- Arachnids have eight
- Body parts that the starred answers' starts have increasing numbers of
- Beetles have six
- Millipede parts
- Diamond in the rough?
- Diamond nickname
- Diamond of gangdom
- Chorine's assets
- Betty Grable's nickname, with The
- 1984 ZZ hit
- Tripod features
- You stand on them often
- Rod Stewart song, "Hot ___"
- Staying power, in Hollywood
- Crab or frog morsels
- Some KFC pieces
- Faun's pair, or fawn's four
- Centipedes have a lot of them
- Millipede's multitude
- Crabs have 10
- Grand pianos have three
- Parts of piano benches
- Spiders have eight
- Ants have six
- Scaly parts of an emu
- What Ariel traded her voice for in "The Little Mermaid"'
- A spider has eight
- Voyage segments
- Kicking pair
- Sustained popularity
- Sustained popularity, informally
- Piano support
- What beanbag chairs lack
- Pair in pants
- Staying power, metaphorically
- They're stretched in the seventh-inning stretch
- Long-term appeal, informally
- Parts of tables and relays
