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Crossword clue for "ULNA"

ULNA: Boney partner of the radius.

Other crossword clues for answer "ULNA"

ULNA: Arm bone; Forearm bone; Radius neighbor; Radius' partner; Radius's comrade; It's half an arm's length; Longest armbone; It's close to the funny bone; Popular bone in crosswords; Bone linked to the anconeus muscle; Bone in the forearm; Humerus neighbor; Bone in a quadruped foreleg; Olecranon bone; Bone alongside the radius; Radius parallel; Bone that almost touches your pinkie; It's involved in arm-twisting; Bone broken in a "nightstick fracture"; Forearm part; It ends at the elbow; One of the long bones; Bone fractured in some snowboarding accidents; Bone connected to the elbow; Bone with a coronoid process; Wrist bone; Radius companion; Elbow-to-wrist bone; Wrist-elbow joiner; Lower arm bone; Funny-bone neighbor; Radius mate; Inner forearm bone; Radius neighbour; Bone connected to the triceps; Bone in a hinge joint; It sits parallel to the radius; It runs parallel to the radius; Elbow-joint bone; It approximates the radius; Bone in a bird's wing; Elbow bone; Hinge-joint bone; Bone parallel to the radius; Fifth on a list of longest human bones; It articulates with the radius; It has a radial notch; The supinator is attached to it; It has the radial notch; Word from the Latin for "elbow"; Arm former, in part; Former of arms, partly; It ends in an elbow; Part of an arm's structure; Forearm former, in part; It's involved in the surgery known as "radialization"; Part of a bird wing; See 28-Across; Tommy John surgery works around it; Body part involved in Tommy John's famous injury; Part of a dolphin's flipper; Forearm component; Bone by the biceps; Forelimb bone; Wrist-elbow connector; Wrist-to-elbow bone; Bone under a watchband; Bone by the radius; It parallels the radius; Longest bone above the waist; One of a skeletal pair; It parallels a radius; Bone below the elbow; Outer arm bone; Upper limb bone; Bone near the biceps; Fibula's counterpart; Bone adjoining the humerus; Either of a skeletal pair; It's parallel to a radius; Martial artist's board-breaking bone; Elbow, in Latin; Bone of the forearm; Fibula's arm counterpart; Radius's counterpart; Cubitus bone; Radius's partner; Elbow-wrist connection; One out on a limb; Radius's neighbor; Site of a Hume fracture; Tommy John target; Bone in a foreleg; Thinner forearm bone; Anagram of "luna"; Radium companion; Another 13 Down; It has a humerus side; It's out on a limb; Bone near the elbow; Elbow-wrist joiner; Humerus connector; It's near the elbow; Arm stiffener, at times; Bone near the humerus; It's larger than a radius; Bone near the funny bone; Bone used in pronation; It's near the 17-Across; Prismatic bone; It's up your sleeve; Latin for "elbow"; Pinky-side arm bone; Bone involved in Tommy John surgery; Bone near the radius; It's near the humerus; It's usually longer than a radius; Something up your sleeve; Pinkie-side arm bone; Wing support; Cubitus; Below-elbow bone; Site of a radial notch; Wrist-elbow connection; Carpus neighbor; Elbow connection; Forelimb feature; It runs down your arm; Elbow neighbor; Leg : fibula :: arm : __; Part of a bird's wing; Bone ending at the elbow; Bone of contention in arm wrestling; It stretches toward the pinkie; Bird's wing bone; The olecranon is part of it; Bone that's parallel to the radius; Bone under a watch; Nightstick fracture bone; Bone next to the radius; Bone featuring the radial notch; Bone in the lower arm; Holes are drilled in it during Tommy John surgery; It's longer than the radius; Limb bone; Monteggia fracture location; Large forearm bone.; Bone of arm.; Bone.; Bone of the arm.; A forearm bone.; Companion of the radius.; A bone.; Animal's foreleg bone.; Skeletal item.; Bone below the humerus.; Inner bone of the forearm.; Relative of the humerus.; Elbow: Lat.; Inside partner of the radius.; Companion to the radius.; Radial bones.; Brachial bone.; Caesar's elbow.; Relative of the radius.; Radial bone.; Counterpart of the radius.; Forelimb part; Radius's companion; It's below the humerus; Bone attached to a ginglymus; Fibula's upper counterpart; NO CLUE; Arm bone corresponding to the fibula; Bone from elbow to wrist; Part of a skeleton; Partner of the radius; Elbow-wrist link; Forearm feature; Ginglymus attachment; Part of the forearm; It's connected to the humerus; Neighbor of a humerus; Larger forearm bone; Attachment to a ginglymus; Ginglymus's neighbor; Humerus's neighbor; Bone below a humerus; Fibula's higher relative; Kin of a radius; Part of the arm; Skeleton part; Arm part; It's near the crazy bone; It's parallel to the radius; Skeletal unit; Wrist attachment; Carpus connector; It connects to the wrist; Radius paralleler; Bone by the humerus; It connects to the elbow; It runs down the arm; Site of a Monteggia's fracture; Neighbor of the radius; Skeleton component; Elbow/hand connector; It runs down a limb; It runs down one's arm; Bone that means "elbow" in Latin; It's hinged with the humerus; Arms runner?; Bone involved in pronation; Bone meaning "elbow" in Latin; It's below the elbow; Bone connected to the supinator muscle; Bone on the pinkie side; Bone that parallels the radius; Locale of the radial notch; Bone paralleling the radius; Bone connected to the oblique cord; It extends from the elbow; Fibula : leg :: ___ : arm; Arm twister's need?; Fifth-longest bone in the human body; Literally, "elbow"; One involved in arm-twisting?; Neighbor of the funny bone; Bone in a wing or arm; It's found by the radius; Part of the body whose name is both English and Latin; What's got the upper hand?; Humerus connection; Arm twister?; It reaches to touch one's hand; Humerus attachment; Longer forearm bone; Something you have up your sleeve; Bone on the pinkie side of the forearm; It has coronoid and styloid processes; It plays a role in arm-twisting; Bone in the arm; It runs up the arm; Arm bone beside the radius; Arm wrestler's bone of contention?; Body part that's an anagram of 11-Down; What the bottom of the triceps muscle connects to; Where to find one's U.C.L., as suggested by its first letter; Upper extremity bone; Bone in an arm; Bone by a wristwatch; It articulates with the humerus; Bone with a radial notch; It's not exactly humerus (but it's close); Longer of the two forearm bones; Origin site of the flexor digitorum profundus; Where the radial notch is found; Wing bone; It's near the radius; Radius's comrade-in-arms?; Comrade-in-arms?; Where the olecranon is located; Elbow-wrist connecting bone; Human bone; Part of a skeleton's forearm; Certain human bone; Elbow-wrist connector; A human bone; Inner arm bone; Pinky-elbow connector; A human arm bone; An arm bone; Bone in forearm; Skeletal part; Certain bone; Bone under a bracelet; Large arm bone; Arm stiffener; Bone in the human arm; It's in the arm; Radius' comrade-in-arms?; Bone hinged to the humerus; Extremity bone; Longer of two forearm bones; Almost handy bone?; Bone from the elbow; Certain forearm bone; Bone by a radius; Bone next to a radius; It's about the length of a radius; It's near the funny bone; Longest forearm bone; Alphabetically last arm bone; Bone that's longer than a radius; Cubitus: rare; Long bone; Wrist-elbow tie; It's near a radius; Daughter of Eurytus; Part of the skeleton; Skeleton feature; Connecting bone; Fibula counterpart; Forearm stiffener; Carpal attachment; Humerus adjunct; It connects the elbow to the wrist; Bone in a limb; Wrist holder; It makes an arm stiff; Fifth-longest human bone; Longer of the forearm bones; Bone in the "pinkie" side of the arm; Site of a Monteggia fracture; Bone whose name is Latin for "elbow"; Location of a Monteggia fracture; ****; Bone affected by a Monteggia fracture; Bone with a triangular shaft; Radius counterpart; The triceps attaches to it; Bone that's Latin for "elbow"; The radius parallels it; The triceps is anchored to it; Triceps connection; It runs elbow to wrist; Triceps attachment; Wrist connection; It's on the pinkie side; Radial notch's location; It's on the same side as the pinkie; It's always at your elbow