| Fix |
| Heal |
| Knit |
| Patch |
| Darn! |
| Sew up |
| Remedy |
| Doctor |
| Reform |
| Repair |
| Rectify |
| Recover |
| Fix (up) |
| Improve. |
| Patch up |
| Get well |
| Set right |
| Put right |
| Fix socks |
| Stitch up |
| Tape, say |
| Make right |
| Ameliorate |
| Make sound |
| Do darning |
| Darn socks |
| Convalesce |
| Recuperate |
| Get better |
| On the ____ |
| Cobble, say |
| Make whole. |
| Darn a sock |
| Knit, maybe |
| Give a darn |
| Become well |
| Do tailoring |
| Make repairs |
| Fix, as socks |
| Become whole. |
| Knit, perhaps |
| Tape or patch |
| Heal, as bone |
| Darn that sock |
| Fix, as fences |
| Patch, perhaps |
| ___ one's ways |
| Darn, as socks |
| Fix holey socks |
| Make repairs to |
| Cobble or patch |
| Do some healing |
| Fix, as a shirt |
| Darn, as a sock |
| Fix, as a fence |
| Heal, as a bone |
| Do some darning |
| Road to recovery |
| Darn with thread |
| Make whole again |
| Return to health |
| Put back together |
| Repair, as a tear |
| Close frayed edges |
| Fix up old clothes |
| Repair, as a shirt |
| Alter, as a statute |
| Put a patch on, say |
| On the ___ (healing) |
| Do some cobbling, say |
| Fix, as a coat lining |
| Fix, as a broken heart |
| Heal, as a broken bone |
| Get better, so to speak |
| Recover from a fracture |
| Foo Fighters "On the ___ |
| Heal, like a broken heart |
| Repair, as a torn garment |
| What many broken bones do |
| Demonstrate healing power |
| On the ___ (recuperating) |
| Getting better, on the ... |
| Part of an old sock, maybe |
| Use thread on threads, say |
| On the ___ (getting better) |
| Repair by sewing or patching |
| Fix, as a hole in one's jeans |
| How Can You ___ a Broken Heart |
| ___ fences (fix a relationship) |
| '06 De Rosa album that will fix you? |
| ___ fences (fix a damaged friendship) |
| Good fences make good neighbors" poem |
| '06 De Rosa album that will fix you up? |
| On the ___ (improving after an illness) |
| On the ___ (recovering from an illness) |
| Bid the dishonest man __ himself": Shak. |
| Repair, as fences (real or metaphorical) |
| Al Green "How Can You ___ a Broken Heart |
| Bee Gees: "How Can You ___ a Broken Heart |
| Don Williams "Some Broken Hearts Never ___ |
| How Can You ___ a Broken Heart" (#1 hit for the Bee Gees) |
| How Can You ___ a Broken Heart?" (1971 Bee Gees chart-topper) |