- - Twisty hardware items
- - Small hardware items that have threads
- - Twisty items
- - Hardware items
- - Hardware bits that may have Phillips heads
- - They can be Phillips or have an Allen head
- - Puts pressure on the men who sail in a ship
- - they have a driver to drive them home
- - turns the ship holding its complement
- - Cheats prison wardens
- - they are used for securing a body of sailors in the ship
- - Tightens up on prison staff
- - "Some assembly required" extras
- - Things with heads and threads
- - They're turned and tightened
- - Spiral nails
- - Wood fasteners
- - Grooved nails
- - People who work in prison may be cheats
- - Some propellers
- - Hinge fasteners
- - Hardware store collection
- - Threaded fasteners
- - Prison officers, staff on board ship
- - Cheats -- group of e.g. pirates aboard ship
- - Parts of many DIY kits
- - Cons -- and those who guard them
- - Barman produces beers with no head for a number of twists
- - Those involved in a row in boat are usually twisted in tight spaces and won't be easily dislodged
- - Puts local pressure on sailors in boat
- - Pressure, so to speak
- - Woodworker's fasteners
- - Prisoner guards, colloquially
- - Threaded nails
- - Relatives of bolts
- - Assembly needs, frequently
- - Things driven on construction sites
- - Guards in a slammer
- - Beds, less politely
- - Hardware store boxful
- - They have threads and heads
- - Pressure, metaphorically
- - Hardware store binful
- - Hardware buys
- - Physical coercion
- - Hoosegow guards
- - Twists to tighten
- - Calaboose guards
- - Prison guards, slangily
- - Uses a Phillips driver
- - Carpenter's supplies
- - Propellers on ships
- - Ship's propellers.
- - Propellers.
- - Messes up
- - Contorts
- - Skinflints
- - Fasteners
- - Fastening devices.
- - Nick guards men on board
- - Woodworker's threaded fasteners that are alternatives to nails
- - Hardware fasteners
- - a driver will tighten these propellers
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