Related Clues:
- Member's life partner?
- Fruit's other end of bare branch
- A large part of tree branch, primarily
- Branch openings of local institution might be
- Tentacle and scales, but no head or tail
- Member shortening West Indian dance
- Partner for life in branch
- Part of a tree
- Sikes identified Oliver as a young one
- The bailiff's daughter of Islington had a weary one
- When first of colleagues retires, rise in branch
- Eg wing as part of plane, say
- Strenuous activity abandoned by Conservative member
- Arm Arab militia's retreating guards
- Eg, an arm