Translation for Cato's "eram" Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% IWAS Translation for Cato's "eram" (4)
61% REX King, to Cato (3) Wall Street Journal Jul 1, 2026
55% DII Cato's 502 (3) Eugene Sheffer May 8, 2026
55% CCC 300, to Cato (3) Eugene Sheffer May 1, 2026
53% IDIOMATIC Hard to translate, in a way (9) LA Times Daily Jul 17, 2026
53% INTERPRETS Translates orally (10) (10) Mirror Classic Jul 10, 2026
50% EXTRA Further part of complex translation (5) The Times Quick Cryptic Jul 25, 2026
50% COERCION Force translation of Cicero? No! (8) (8) The Guardian Quiptic Jul 12, 2026
47% SIGN The "S" of ASL (4) USA Today Aug 15, 2026
47% SOON "S" in ASAP (4)
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