OK - can the brasserie finally produce a joint? - Crossword Clue

Crossword Clue Last Updated: 21/10/2021

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4 letter answer(s) to ok - can the brasserie finally produce a joint?

KNEE
  1. hinge joint in the human leg connecting the tibia and fibula with the femur and protected in front by the patella
  2. joint between the femur and tibia in a quadruped; corresponds to the human knee
  3. the part of a trouser leg that provides the cloth covering for the knee

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"... with a banjo on my _
"Oh! Susanna" closer
"Trick" body part
"Trick" joint
"Trick" joint, maybe
Articulation that is ultimately quick on the uptake and keen to change
Baby bouncer
Baby-bouncing locale
Baby-bouncing place
Banjo site in "Oh! Susann
Banjo site?
Banjo supporter
Begging, one puts one’s cap on the floor?
Bendable part
Body part that may be ben
Bouncing baby's seat
Cap locale
Cap site
Capped part
Child support?
Common arthritis site
Common injury site
Common sports injury site
Dandling area
Deal a low blow
Deep ___ bend
Deliver a low blow, perha
Drugs ultimately wanton king rolled in joint
Eager to promote name that’s not far from 21
Eager, bringing forward new joint
Elbow's lower counterpart
Genuflector?
Gonitis locale
Hem length, maybe
Human equivalent of a hor
It may be slapped
It may provide child supp
It might be slapped after
It's bent in genuflection
It's covered by a cap
It's just below the thigh
Joint at a femur's lower end
Joint back in trouble, disreputable ultimately
Joint for a beggar?
Joint head of kindergarten born in Paris
Joint missing odd bits of skin here
Joint of pork can provide sustenance at last
Joint often used in dandling
Joint protected by the patella
Joint seen kicking, partially pulled back
Joint that may jerk
Joint with a cap
Kay's born in low joint
Kilts stopping point
Kind of jerk
Kind of pad
Kind of socks
King born — one bowed to show respect
King once called joint
King originally called for a bit of leg
Largest joint in the human body
Last word in "Oh! Susanna
Leg hinge
Leg joint
Leg part
Leg's middle
Leg's midpoint
Locale for a spanking
Lower joint
Medial meniscus site
Midleg
Midleg joint
Midleg point
Often-replaced part
On bended ___
One may be bent back, needing to be shortened
Orthopedic specialty
Pants part
Part of body that’s been kneaded partially after twisting
Patella's place
Place for a bouncing baby
Place for a football pad
Place for a footballer's
Place for a pad
Place for padding or padd
Proposer's prop
Scrape site
Skin here's scraped occasionally
Some work needed in joint
Something that's bruisabl
Spoon-playing site
Spot for a jerk?
Spot for a scrape
Stocking part
Sunak on the offensive ultimately gets support for proposal
Supporter of a proposal?
Thigh/shin connector
Thigh/shin separator
This joint, mostly twisted, would lead to wail
Tot's perch
Trick part?
Trouser part
Wail when displacing back joint
What might give a physica
Where a cap is found on t
Where gramps jounces juni
Where pants may be worn
Where pants may have a ho
Where the patella is
Where to wear a genouill
Word with high or hole
You may be down on one

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