- - in ruined castle i will return after a stretch
- - Subject to price fluctuations, some illicit sales see an upturn
- - i enter the castle but soon come back again
- - I am put in a ruined castle for a stretch maybe
- - Elizabeth the First is last, I see, to be flexible
- - Stretcher case I left superficially injured
- - Tripping Daisy "I Am an ...... Firecracker"
- - Material in an underwear waistband
- - Springlike as the last ice melts away?
- - Stretchy band
- - Lace, it's become stretchy
- - springy like the laciest creations
- - Flexible, like some bands
- - weave lace - it's flexible
- - A Celt is unusually ready to give!
- - Stretchy feel a sticker has
- - it's lace put out of shape when stretched!
- - Stretchy material — it's interwoven with lace
- - flexible cat lies awkwardly
- - flexible cheap offer comes back with tremor
- - Cat lies injured; stretcher required
- - Hemlock periodically secretes a fizzy white fluid
- - new lace - it's stretchy
- - Flexible English carry on in charge
- - cleat is made from springy material
- - this may be tested by one who is doing a stretch
- - Flexible sweetheart in charge, grabbing behind
- - Flexible market returning with reduced credit
- - Bouncy castle melting when current passed through
- - Flexible individual initially visiting ruined castle
- - stretchy lace - it's broken
- - showing resilience after a stretch
- - Cast lie about being flexible
- - Something stretchy – it's lace, perhaps
- - salt and ice in flexible combination
- - Bouncy castle melting around one
- - the last ictodosaur, somewhat resilient
- - It's lace made for use in many undergarments
- - Material that may be stretched and then resume its original shape
- - flexible base — soft/ not soft
- - What could be laciest piece of stretchy material
- - Band type
- - one discovered in the castle ruins likely to get a stretch
- - not a gang that will recover after a stretch!
- - the last iconic building — part of it can be pulled apart
- - Springy, resilient
- - Pliant, rubbery
- - Reforming leader of Ecuador to carry on in charge
- - sort of band from castile
- - its lace is broken; stretcher needed
- - Stretchy band for jumping in and over
- - able to come back after a stretch
- - stretchy base: perhaps tupperware loses lid
- - Like rubber bands
- - Like bungee cords
- - Stretchy tape
- - Stretch tape
- - Waistband stuff
- - Castile (anag)
- - Stretchable fabric
- - Flexible, springy
- - Waistband material
- - Stretchy
- - Unstable castle collapses around one
- - Stretchable
- - Feel a stickler will keep flexible
- - Resilient one in crumbling castle
- - Ruined castle collapses, trapping one
- - Like the waistband on underwear
- - Like a bungee cord
- - Feature of laciest pants?
- - Material in waistbands and wristbands
- - Resilient among the last Icelanders
- - What's good for a stretch?
- - Like a small band, able to stretch out
- - Flexible type from A-list working in Clare bends over backwards
- - Flexible review of transaction with endless credit
- - Resilient one in derelict castle
- - Adaptable; flexible
- - Laciest (anag.)
- - Bouncy castle possibly entertains one
- - Flexible, adaptable
- - Resilient one in ruined castle
- - IT scale could be flexible
- - Waistband makeup
- - Like stretchy waistbands
- - Cats lie (anag.)
- - Band for Castile restoration
- - Like a rubber band
- - Breaking cast, lie with stretcher
- - Giving the Spanish wine that's sparkling and cold
- - Kind of band to carry on during ice dancing
- - English banks from 2 down in charge of band
- - Feel a stick-in-the-mud's somewhat flexible
- - Band from community entertains Terminal One
- - Flexible response after auction goes belly up
- - Lace -- it's unusually stretchy
- - Fancy lace — it's used in knickers
- - Flexible direction keeps Liberal in charge
- - Like some waistbands
- - Flexible cleat is bent
- - Giving endless criticism after getting bitter in recession
- - Drink up and stay mostly resilient
- - Like some demand, in economics
- - Material like this gives bands a chance to stretch out and play?
- - One imprisoned in castle, forced to be resilient
- - Pliable wine connoisseur initially following the Spanish
- - Boxers ring
- - Band material
- - Adaptable
- - Stretchy, as a waistband
- - Easily stretched
- - Waistband stretcher
- - Ring for boxers?
- - Sensitive to price changes
- - Band composition
- - Unaffected by stretching
- - Apt to snap back?
- - Like rubber
- - Rubber band
- - Adjustable
- - Brief feature
- - Resilient
- - It gives
- - It gives a little
- - Like a bungee jumper's cord
- - Able to be stretched
- - Waist nipper
- - Able to resile
- - Band often employed in offices
- - Garter ingredient
- - Feature of boxer shorts
- - Ingredient of boxer shorts.
- - Item of office supplies.
- - Highly flexible.
- - Stretchy material
- - Not rigid
- - Like some bands
- - "What gives?"
- - Accommodating
- - Supple
- - Flexible
- - Pliable
- - Pliant
- - Type of band
- - Kind of band
- - Springy
- - Buoyant.
- - Rubber
- - Exchange of goods, in a turnaround, gets abrupt sign of approval - it shows flexibility
- - cats lie around, being flexible
- - Material that can be stretched
- - cats lie around, stretching
- - acts lie out on stretcher
- - it's lace - turns out to be stretchy
- - Partially peel a sticker that's stretchy
- - a product extensively used
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