Related Clues:

• Bone whose name is Latin for 'pin'
• Front part of the leg between knee and ankle
• Dreidel letter
• Lie in the middle of ambulance with one of the leggy types
• Tibia neighbor
• Part of leg iron odd, in retrospect
• Longest bone in body
• A lower-leg bone
• Cushioned in a pad, perhaps
• Bone in lower leg
• Almost excel in climb
• David Nish protected it for a change
• It is often padded
• Shin-bone
• Part of leg