Related Clues:

• The keels are smashed over the weight of the framework
• In Kent one might get sole on the bone
• Are the broken keels not back for bones?
• Made from chopped-up leeks by the ton, with bones but no meat
• Might 27 across be the right sort of medical man to treat this? (8)
• Even without flesh one might be made sleek and heavy
• Leeks in bits add a lot of weight to this if it's all bones
• One keel in tons of bone
• It's made of chopped leeks with a weight of bones
• Chopped leeks and no meat
• It's made of chopped leeks by the ton with bones
• One frame for broken keels by the ton
• Chopped leeks by weight along with all the bones
• Leeks by the ton along with the bones
• Bare bones