Crossword Clues for LATIN

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Caesar's language Commuter 21 Oct 2025
Language Plato discovered at home The Telegraph Cryptic 15 Oct 2025
Language of "Winnie Ille Pu" Universal 13 Oct 2025
Endlessly criticising dated language The Telegraph Toughie 07 Oct 2025
Dead language (5) Mirror Classic 06 Oct 2025
Language of Virgil The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 05 Oct 2025
Caesar's language The Telegraph Quick 29 Sep 2025
Caesar's language Commuter 27 Sep 2025
City can produce language (5) Mirror Cryptic 27 Sep 2025
Dead language (5) Mirror Quick 27 Sep 2025
Caesar's language Commuter 19 Aug 2025
Language school at Innsbruck folds
Language of the ancient Romans (5)
Language that "bona fide" comes from USA Today 14 Jul 2025
Vatican City language Newsday 07 Jul 2025
Some foul, at intervals, language
Gelatinous content of tongue (5)
Source of many a motto New York Times 04 Jul 2025
Classical language The Telegraph Mini 02 Jul 2025
A no-go situation for national language (5)
"Low" language Newsday 28 Jun 2025
Ancient language from which the term 'mea culpa' comes (5)
City can produce language (5) Mirror Cryptic 21 Jun 2025
Old school subject (5) Mirror Quick 21 Jun 2025
Dead language (5) Mirror Classic 17 Jun 2025
"Little Lupe Lu"
School subject (5) Mirror Quick 11 Jun 2025
City can produce language (5) Mirror Cryptic 11 Jun 2025
"Cogito, ergo sum" language Universal 09 Jun 2025
What dexterity comes from Newsday 07 Jun 2025
Caesar's language Commuter 31 May 2025
Person of Italian, Spanish or Portuguese extraction
'Quid pro quo,' e.g.
Language Leo XIV speaks
The French money used by Caesar (5)
"Status quo" language Commuter 13 May 2025
Caesar's language Commuter 12 May 2025
Dead language Mirror Quick 11 May 2025
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 10 May 2025
What the Marines' motto is Newsday 10 May 2025
See 33-Across Newsday 09 May 2025
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 04 May 2025
Old school subject Mirror Quick 04 May 2025
Ancient Rome's language Commuter 25 Apr 2025
Like many legal terms LA Times Daily 25 Apr 2025
It was the talk of Rome (5)
Member of Spanish-, Italian-derived race (5)
The last of the veal and a can of tongue (5)
Botanical language (5)
Latest to arrive, ditching singular old language
Including tense, set down old language The Telegraph Cryptic 09 Apr 2025
Ancient language found in periodical at institute (5)
Short story put up in the language of Juvenal The Times Quick Cryptic 05 Apr 2025
Ancient Roman language Commuter 29 Mar 2025
Can follow the French language
The language of old Rome
Dead language Mirror Classic 22 Mar 2025
Language for "Semper ubi sub ubi" (kind of)
Dead language Mirror Quick 19 Mar 2025
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 19 Mar 2025
It used to be spoken in a flat intonation (5)
Bleating, beg to get out of a school class (5)
The French can get this old language
Romans' tongue (5)
Language, almost dead, all the rage The Sun Two Speed 24 Feb 2025
Classical tongue The Sun Two Speed 24 Feb 2025
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 10 Feb 2025
Dead language Mirror Quick 10 Feb 2025
Ancient language whose Vulgar form evolved into the Romance Languages (5)
Language of Julius Caesar Universal 05 Feb 2025
Dead langauge
Vatican City language Newsday 29 Jan 2025
Old school subject Mirror Quick 28 Jan 2025
Old Roman language Commuter 28 Jan 2025
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 28 Jan 2025
Romanian developed from it
___ America New York Times 24 Jan 2025
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 21 Jan 2025
Traditional school subject Mirror Quick 21 Jan 2025
Amo, amas, amat or et tu
Caesar's language Thomas Joseph 13 Jan 2025
The language of the ancient Romans (5)
Julius Caesar's language Newsday 06 Jan 2025
Muscle in, like many Americans
Dead language Mirror Classic 04 Jan 2025
Language that comes in for some slating
Tongue in a gelatine (5)
Et al., e.g., etc.
"Carpe diem" language New York Times Mini 27 Dec 2024
Hadrian's language The Telegraph Mini 25 Dec 2024
The French metal as spoken of earlier
Language of Virgil The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 17 Dec 2024
Francis W. Parker rival
Basis of the Romance languages (5)
Language of old Rome Commuter 11 Dec 2024
Dead language Mirror Quick 10 Dec 2024
Tail wagging for new lesson Mirror Cryptic 10 Dec 2024
Bona fide origin
Classical language Eugene Sheffer 07 Dec 2024
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 02 Dec 2024
Dead language Mirror Quick 02 Dec 2024
Variant of Tamil, not essentially new language (5)
Language used in slating old people (5)
Tongue is a little gelatinous (5)
Language imitated by lorem ipsum
Language of ancient Rome Mirror Quiz 26 Nov 2024
The French can get a dead language
Language of Ancient Rome Mirror Tea Time 19 Nov 2024
Dead language Mirror Classic 18 Nov 2024
Lorem Ipsum's language
Looking back, Al can like In Dulci Jubilo, say (5)
In London, Italian picked up language The Telegraph Cryptic 12 Nov 2024
Collating some of the language?
A language and a quarter? (5)
Such scholars have their maters and paters (5)
Language in the palatinate (5)
There's a note with the money in a foreign language (5)
Scholarly language
Dead language Mirror Quick 08 Oct 2024
Language of the Romans (5)
City can produce old subject Mirror Cryptic 08 Oct 2024
Language of ancient Rome Mirror Quiz 05 Oct 2024
Mass medium LA Times Daily 05 Oct 2024
"Et tu, Brute?" language New York Times Mini 04 Oct 2024
Language of ancient Rome and traditional Catholic mass (5)
The French metal used by Caesar (5)
Dances such as the rumba and paso doble (5)
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 25 Sep 2024
Dead language Mirror Quick 25 Sep 2024
Parent language of French, Spanish and Italian The Times Specialist 23 Sep 2024
Old school subject Mirror Quick 22 Sep 2024
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 22 Sep 2024
Start talking back in a foreign language
Sort of tag that's classical (5)
Students may decline to learn it (5)
Dead language Mirror Classic 17 Sep 2024
Classical language belonging to the Italic branch of the Indo-European languages (5)
In the 60s this ancient language began to be phased out in Roman Catholic services
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 10 Sep 2024
Old school subject Mirror Quick 10 Sep 2024
Language that may be American where they speak Spanish (5)
Lucretius' language Universal 30 Aug 2024
Mass language Universal 16 Aug 2024
Caesar's language Commuter 08 Aug 2024
Dead language Mirror Quick 30 Jul 2024
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 30 Jul 2024
Language of Ancient Rome Mirror Tea Time 25 Jul 2024
A dead language (5)
The French can translate another language (5)
Dead language Mirror Quick 10 Jul 2024
City can provide language Mirror Cryptic 10 Jul 2024
"Et cetera" language USA Today 09 Jul 2024
Language with quarter which is unconventional as to living (5)
Man from Medellin
Dead language, for example, could be the French metal (5)
Language may be Spanish with this American (5)
Thanks for nothing! Now hold your tongue!
Ancient language Mirror Classic 19 Jun 2024
Language that gives us "alma mater" and "alter ego" New York Times Mini 19 Jun 2024
Was it spoken in pieces of broken Italian? (5)
Language of old Rome Newsday 17 Jun 2024
In which there's sex between five and seven (5)
Language of much legalese New York Times 11 Jun 2024
After a change of heart, rabbit in French language
Such language! At mass, too!
It's a bit exceptional, a tiny boy using such language (5)
Ancient language The Telegraph Plusword 09 Jun 2024
Language of a quarter of Parisians
Language that Cicero wrote in (5)
"Bona fide" language USA Today 24 May 2024
The language of old Romans
Most of English, root-wise
In the 60s this ancient language began to be used less in Roman Catholic services
A classical language
Such language! From a priest, too!
Love getting back at in a foreign language (5)
Old language The Telegraph Mini 11 May 2024
Obsolete language (5)
Caesar's language Thomas Joseph 04 May 2024
See 23-Across Universal 04 May 2024
Dance category for cha-cha and bachata
Roman tongue (5)
Like bossa nova or salsa New York Times 28 Apr 2024
Language of Ovid and Virgil (5)
Tongue in meal at inn (5)
Could it describe a quarter of tongue? (5)
Language of answers to starred clues (5)
Language for Livy Wall Street Journal 16 Apr 2024
The French money regularly used by Caesar (5)
Dead language Mirror Quick 10 Apr 2024
City can produce tongue Mirror Cryptic 10 Apr 2024
Language of South and Central America (5)
Cicero's language
Source of Portuguese
Ancestor of the romance languages LA Times Daily 20 Mar 2024
17, for example, could be the French metal (5)
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 19 Mar 2024
Style of Dizzy Gillespie, named for its Afro-Cuban influences, ... jazz
Dead language Mirror Quick 19 Mar 2024
The French are on their mettle but still hold their tongue
Language used in Palatine (5)
A foreigner found in the Atlantic, swimming
"Dead language" spoken in ancient Rome, and the linguistic origin of languages at 29a, 44a, 7d and 38d
People may decline to learn it
A form of lint put on the tongue (5)
E pluribus unum language
Dead language Mirror Quick 27 Jan 2024
City can produce language Mirror Cryptic 27 Jan 2024
The French cannister turned out to be Roman (5)
Caesar’s language Mirror Tea Time 08 Jan 2024
"Carpe diem" and "status quo" language USA Today 07 Jan 2024
What many state mottos are Newsday 05 Jan 2024
Learner at home saving a time for ancient language (5)
Dead language Mirror Classic 03 Jan 2024
Classical language Thomas Joseph 25 Dec 2023
Somewhat late in to the language class!
Reconstructed Incan material one found in Peru, say The Guardian Cryptic 22 Dec 2023
Reconstructed Incan material one found in Peru, say (5,8)
___ trap (Bad Bunny genre) USA Today 15 Dec 2023
___trap (Bad Bunny genre)
Dead language Mirror Quick 11 Dec 2023
Hollywood can produce lingo Mirror Cryptic 11 Dec 2023
Left-wing anti-reactionary language (5)
Partly translating language (5) Puzzler Cryptic 05 Nov 2023
Exempli gratia, e.g. LA Times Daily 20 Oct 2023
Language that gave us the phrase "Mea culpa"
Old language The Telegraph Quick 18 Sep 2023
Ancient language The Times Concise 13 Sep 2023
Dead language The Telegraph Quick 01 Sep 2023
Where six is sex The Telegraph Quick 02 Jul 2023
'In varietate concordia' language USA Today 17 May 2023
'Per se' and 'quid pro quo' language New York Times 15 May 2023
'Veni, vidi, vici' language New York Times 01 May 2023
Caesar's language Newsday 12 Apr 2023
Old Italian? The Guardian Quick 05 Apr 2023
Dead language that gave us the phrase "et cetera"
"Lux et veritas" language LA Times Daily 19 Feb 2023
Che Guevara perhaps in US city, revolutionary air around me in target of 6 22? The Guardian Cryptic 17 Feb 2023
'Cogito, ergo sum' language USA Today 14 Jan 2023
"E pluribus unum" language LA Times Daily 14 Nov 2022
"Quid pro quo" language Universal 27 Oct 2022
Language that gave us the phrase "Mea culpa"
Classical language Thomas Joseph 09 Aug 2022
Language of many a motto The Washington Post 12 Jun 2022
Language of many a motto LA Times Daily 12 Jun 2022
Classical language Eugene Sheffer 27 May 2022
An ancient language The Telegraph Quick 17 May 2022
Caesar's language Thomas Joseph 17 May 2022
Cicero's tongue The Guardian Quick 28 Apr 2022
Caesar's language Thomas Joseph 23 Apr 2022
The language of ancient Rome Irish Times Simplex 21 Apr 2022
Classical tongue Thomas Joseph 12 Apr 2022
Classical language The Times Concise 06 Apr 2022
Livia's language The Washington Post Sunday 13 Mar 2022
Language that gave us 'ad hoc' USA Today 10 Mar 2022
Seminary subject Newsday 04 Mar 2022
Classical tongue Thomas Joseph 12 Jan 2022
Language that gave us 'i.e.' USA Today 10 Jan 2022
Language of ancient Rome Irish Times Simplex 05 Jan 2022
Hogwarts motto language LA Times Daily 22 Dec 2021
Initially language almost turned Italian now The Telegraph Cryptic 11 Nov 2021
Language of ancient Rome Irish Times Simplex 26 Oct 2021
Language of old Romans Irish Times Simplex 14 Oct 2021
Old language the French preserve The Times Cryptic 14 Oct 2021
"E pluribus unum" language Universal 02 Oct 2021
Like many a motto Wall Street Journal 23 Sep 2021
Language of ancient Rome Irish Times Simplex 01 Sep 2021
In which 'Stella' means 'star' New York Times 25 Jul 2021
Language of "E pluribus unum"
Source of much legalese Newsday 27 May 2021
Language that gave us 'e.g.' USA Today 14 May 2021
'Et tu' language USA Today 10 May 2021
Vatican language Newsday 03 May 2021
Classical language Thomas Joseph 25 Mar 2021
'Tabula rasa' language USA Today 19 Mar 2021
Tiberius' tongue The Washington Post 21 Feb 2021
Tiberius' tongue LA Times Daily 21 Feb 2021
Romance language's root USA Today 19 Feb 2021
Language used by lousy leader ain't working
Like 'alter ego' and 'alma mater' New York Times 06 Dec 2020
Caesar's language Thomas Joseph 02 Dec 2020
Like 'aurum' for gold and 'ferrum' for iron New York Times 11 Nov 2020
Mass medium New York Times 10 Oct 2020
Pig ___ (silly language) Universal 02 Sep 2020
Language of the Roman Empire USA Today 30 Aug 2020
Classical language Eugene Sheffer 26 Aug 2020
Horace’s poetry is written in it Wall Street Journal 11 Aug 2020
Cato's language Premier Sunday 02 Aug 2020
Virgil's language The Washington Post 26 Jul 2020
Virgil's language LA Times Daily 26 Jul 2020
Language of law Canadiana 06 Jul 2020
Pig ___ (pseudo-language) USA Today 25 Jun 2020
Mostly dead -- and popular -- language The Telegraph Cryptic 17 Jun 2020
Endlessly rubbishing a foreign language
Language of "mea culpa" Premier Sunday 24 May 2020
What's learner doing now? Language The Telegraph Toughie 22 May 2020
Caesar's language The Telegraph Quick 22 May 2020
Endlessly rubbishing what Horace wrote
Language of ancient Rome Irish Times Simplex 28 Mar 2020
Classical language that formed the English script
Foreign language seen on U.S. money New York Times 22 Mar 2020
Forum language Wall Street Journal 04 Mar 2020
Language of many state mottos Newsday 11 Dec 2019
Old tongue preserved in gelatine
The French money was used in exchange once
Muscle linked to hip or tongue
Oddly picked least popular school subject
Language of old Romans Irish Times Simplex 10 Sep 2019
Language for the Masses? The Washington Post 08 Sep 2019
Language for the Masses? LA Times Daily 08 Sep 2019
Music store category New York Times 10 Aug 2019
Language of the Masses Wall Street Journal 13 Jul 2019
Caesar's language Newsday 15 May 2019
"Et cetera" language Universal 29 Apr 2019
Nero's language Newsday 17 Apr 2019
Language of old Rome Irish Times Simplex 11 Apr 2019
Much of legalese Newsday 23 Mar 2019
A classic in Italian, somewhat making a comeback?
Classical language The Times Concise 28 Feb 2019
Nero's language USA Today 21 Feb 2019
Language of 15-Across 4-Down New York Times 20 Feb 2019
"Carpe diem" language Universal 26 Jan 2019
Language of many mottos and prayers
'Id est,' e.g Thomas Joseph 16 Jan 2019
Language learned by seminarians USA Today 13 Jan 2019
Good language to know for this puzzle
Music store category
Language of 15-Across 4-Down
"Carpe diem" language
"Et cetera" language
Language learned by seminarians
Nero's language
Language for the Masses?
Language of the Masses
Language of old Rome Newsday 03 Dec 2018
Ancestor of Italian Newsday 02 Dec 2018
What most college mottoes are in New York Times 27 Nov 2018
The language of ancient Rome Irish Times Simplex 29 Sep 2018
What Rowling learned at Exeter Newsday 15 Sep 2018
Language the French can put together
Forum language USA Today 26 Jul 2018
What Julius Caesar spoke Newsday 24 Jul 2018
Language on all current U.S. coins USA Today 23 Jul 2018
Ancient language The Telegraph Quick 13 Jul 2018
Ab absurdo language Universal 08 Jul 2018
Cicero wrote in it Wall Street Journal 03 Jul 2018
Ancient language the French can identify
Some disapproval at insolent language The Sun Two Speed 14 Jun 2018
Classical tongue The Sun Two Speed 14 Jun 2018
Language seen in loo left by King and Earl
Some scornful at ingrate's language The Sun Two Speed 30 Apr 2018
Caesar's tongue Thomas Joseph 31 Mar 2018
Classical language
Classic language The Washington Post 04 Mar 2018
Classic language LA Times Daily 04 Mar 2018
"E pluribus unum" language LA Times Daily 26 Feb 2018
'E pluribus unum' language The Washington Post 26 Feb 2018
Classical tongue Thomas Joseph 09 Feb 2018
Requiem language, often The Washington Post Sunday 14 Jan 2018
Dig has this to be expanding, volatile?
Ipso facto, e.g LA Times Daily 06 Jan 2018
Ipso facto, e.g The Washington Post 06 Jan 2018
"E pluribus unum" language
What most college mottoes are in
Cicero wrote in it
Ipso facto, e.g.
Language on all current U.S. coins
Ab absurdo language
Forum language
Classical language The Sun Two Speed 30 Dec 2017
Language no one speaks? The French can The Sun Two Speed 30 Dec 2017
Fool upset following the Parisian's language The Telegraph Cryptic 28 Nov 2017
Language of old Rome Universal 18 Nov 2017
Like many state mottos Newsday 23 Sep 2017
Incompletely translating ancient language
Classical language The Telegraph Quick 30 Jun 2017
Language of ancient Rome The Telegraph General Knowledge 04 Jun 2017
The plebs picked this up in Palatine
"Et tu, Brute?" or "Veni, vidi, vici" USA Today 18 Apr 2017
What Bryn Mawr grads once had to know Newsday 15 Apr 2017
Mass communication? Wall Street Journal 15 Apr 2017
Caesar's native tongue Universal 07 Apr 2017
Language of many mottos LA Times Daily 26 Mar 2017
Language of many mottos The Washington Post 26 Mar 2017
"Et tu, Brute?" or "Veni, vidi, vici"
Language of old Rome
Language of many mottos
Caesar's native tongue
Italic language of ancient Rome The Telegraph General Knowledge 18 Dec 2016
Chunk of congenitally revolting tongue
Forum language LA Times Daily 26 Aug 2016
Like salsa New York Times 16 Jul 2016
Mexican from city with money The Times Cryptic 03 Jun 2016
Mexican from city with money
19-Across's language Universal 16 Apr 2016
Part of a classical education New York Times 14 Apr 2016
Note element required for language
'E pluribus unum,' e.g The Washington Post 21 Mar 2016
Language in Italy, except for extreme parts, going back
Vatican City language Newsday 09 Mar 2016
"Amo, amas, amat," e.g USA Today 29 Feb 2016
Note element required for language
and 15 Down: Student area of Paris The Telegraph Quick 05 Feb 2016
The French can be ancient Italian The Sun Two Speed 02 Feb 2016
Ancient language The Sun Two Speed 02 Feb 2016
Holy See official language Newsday 10 Jan 2016
Like salsa
Forum language
Language giving joy, without going to extremes
"E pluribus unum," e.g Universal 18 Nov 2015
Source of many legal terms Newsday 04 Nov 2015
Language picked up in north country, mostly The Times Cryptic 26 Oct 2015
Forum speech Wall Street Journal 22 Oct 2015
Congenitally partially inverted tongue
A language The Telegraph Quick 18 Aug 2015
Old language existed around beginning of time
Many prayers are said in it New York Times 25 Mar 2015
Language of 14-Across LA Times Daily 17 Mar 2015
Caesar's language
Source of many legal terms
Many prayers are said in it
"E pluribus unum," e.g.
Language of 14-Across
Forum speech
Roman extract of platinum
Words once spoken – about time rested
Speech in the Forum
Vulgar language?
"Dies Irae" language
Like many abbreviated terms in footnotes
Forum talk was in it
Tacitus' tongue
Nero's native tongue
Many mottoes are written in it
Pig __
Like the samba and salsa
Kind of Grammy awards
Caesar's language
See 27-Down
It's spoken in high school and that's about it
One-time mass communication medium?
The Vatican's language
Status quo language?
Language of many a motto
What Mr. Chips taught
Terence's tongue
What was heard in Rome and a quarter of Paris
With 42-Across, one who might memorize 64-Across?
Catholic Church language
Source of much legalese
Pig ___
A quarter of Paris
Like about half of American states' mottos
Pig __
Forum talk
Julius Caesar's language
Language for legal terminology
Word after pig or before Quarter
Like about half of American states' mottos
Legal language
Exempli gratia, e.g.
Roman language
What Cicero spoke
Homo sapiens, e.g.
Livy's tongue
Status quo language?
Caesar's tongue
Like many mottoes
Hogwarts motto language
Hogwarts motto language
Legal language
Mass language
Source of much of English
What Seneca spoke
Mass medium?
"Aeneid" language
"E pluribus unum", e.g.
"Aeneid" language
What Forum addresses were in
Language of ancient Rome
Virgil's tongue
Language for the masses?
What Forum addresses were in
Tongue of Tiberius
Like salsa music
. . . in this language
Classic language, and with 61-Across, hint to the puzzle theme found at the starts of 20-, 37- and 57-Across
Romance languages ancestor
Tongue of Tiberius
"E pluribus unum," e.g.
The talk of the Forum?
English root
Root of all Romance languages
What Caesar spoke
1-Across topic
Source of much legalese
Classic language, and with 61-Across, hint to the puzzle theme found at the starts of 20-, 37- and 57-Across
Romance languages ancestor
Mass language
Cato's tongue
Nero's language
Word with "America" or "lover"
Forum lingo
Lingo of the masses?
Like 35-Across
Like much legalese
Like 35-Across
Mass communication?
Livy's language
With 71-Across, sort of person who might enjoy this puzzle?
Language of many courtroom phrases
Classic subject
Taxonomy language
Language of many courtroom phrases
Liturgical language
Parisian Quarter
Vulgar language?
Source of many loanwords
Vulgate's language
Language of ancient Rome
Language for the masses?
Like most South Americans
Language for the masses
Et cetera, etc.
Ancient language
Mass communication?
Classic subject
Classic subject
Language of Lucretius
Tiberius' tongue
Word with lover or America
Language of ancient Rome
Mass communication?
Igpay anguagelay
7-Down is in it
Quorum's origin
Quarter or pig
Forum language
Exempli gratia, e.g.
CD store section
Livy's language
Pig language?
Caesar's tongue
Quorum's origin
Tiberius' tongue
Nero's language
Forum language
Language that may be vulgar
Language for the masses
___ America
Language of the masses, once
Catholic church language
Vatican City's official language
Mass language
Pig language?
Dead language
Language of science
Mass communication medium?
Forum speech
Whence many loanwords
Mass confusion?
Livy's language
Tacitus' tongue
Language for the masses
"Ad hominem" source
Romance language
Caesar's tongue
Pig ___
Ovid's tongue
Language course
Exempli gratia, e.g.
Nero's tongue
Pig ___
Language of ancient Rome
It can be vulgar
Ovid's language
The talk of the Forum
Romance language source
Caesar's tongue
Mr. Chips' subject
Language of the masses, once
Parent of romance languages
Like "E pluribus unum"
What "L" may stand for
One-time language of the Masses?
A quarter of Paris
See 41-Across
Roman language
Amo, amas, amat, e.g.
Language of 23 Across
Mass communication?
___ Quarter
What Mr. Chips taught
Language course
Like 50-Across and 10-Down
Caesar's tongue
Caesar's tongue
Liturgy language
Papal language
Word after pig or before America
Nero's native tongue
Quo vadis for example
Language of Cicero
Pig ___
Sine qua non <P>e.g.
Cato's tongue
Type of cross or square
Pig or vulgar
Like many inscriptions
Mr. Chips's class in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips"
Language for the masses
Kind of quarter
Language for the masses?
Forum language
"E pluribus unum," e.g.
Kind of mass
"Amo, amas, amat," e.g.
Language of Lucretius
Brazilian e.g.
What Mr. Chips taught
____ America
Language of the Gracchi
Former language of 12 Down
Cato's tongue
Galba's tongue
Lucan's tongue
___ America
Famed quarter
Parisian quarter
A quarter of Paris
Desi Arnaz, e.g.
Livy's language
Quarter in Paris
Quarter of fame
Livy's tongue
Quarter preceder
___ Quarter
Root of many of our words
Virgil's tongue
Livy's lingo
Seneca's tongue
"Aeneid" language
Quarter of Paris
High-school subject
Terence's tongue
Follower of Low or Vulgar
Nero's tongue
Like Cugat's rhythm
Caesar's tongue
Quarter type in Paris
The tongue of Tiberius
Old tongue
Language of the masses no longer
Tiberius's tongue
Cicero's tongue
Tacitus's tongue
Trajan's tongue
___-American
Paris Quarter
South American
One of the Americas
Forum talk
Caesar's medium
Forum tongue
Amo, veni, ubi, etc.
Amo, esse, ego, etc.
Hispanic.
Low, Vulgar or Late
Parisian quarter.
___ Quarter.
School course.
Cum laude, for instance.
Ancient tongue.
The talk of old Rome.
Prescription writing.
High school subject.
Classical language.
Paris' ___ Quarter.
South Amercian.
Old tongue.
One-time school requirement.
Caesar's words.
Secondary school subject.
Tacitus' tongue.
___ Quarter of Paris.
Spaniard or Italian.
University quarter of Paris.
Language used in singing masses.
Madrileno.
Language.
Ancient language.
Clerical language.
Kind of American.
Amo, amas, amat.
Exempli gratia, for example
Livy's tongue.
_____ America.
Classical school subject.
___ America.
School course
Señor or Señorita.
Pig or dog ___.
Basic language.
South American.
School subject.
Language of "Winnie Ille Pu."
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