The term 'out of joint' can be described by two crossword solutions: AMISS (5 letters) and FREE (4 letters). 'Out of joint' is an idiom that means something is wrong or not functioning properly. It is often used to describe a physical injury, such as a dislocated joint, but can also be used figuratively to describe a situation that is not working correctly. The two crossword solutions, AMISS and FREE, both capture this idea. AMISS means incorrect or inappropriate, while FREE implies something is not bound or restricted. Together, they suggest something is not in its proper place or functioning as it should.