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AMAT: Latin form of love
ESSE: Latin form of 65 Across.
HICE: Latin form of this
MANU: Form of Latin hand
OMNE: Form of Latin all
AMAS: Latin verb form
ABLS: Latin word forms: Abbr.
ERAT: Latin verb form.
HAEC: Form of Latin "this"
ERAT: Form of the Latin "esse"
ERAT: Form of the Latin "sum"
AMAT: Latin I verb form
AMAS: Latin lover's verb form
AMAS: Amo, ___, I loved a lass . . . ” nyt 1953 AMAS Amo, ___, amat. nyt 1953 AMAS Amo, ___, amat. nyt 1953 AMAS Amo, ___, amat. nyt 1953 AMASS Accumulate. nyt 1953 AMASS Gather. nyt 1953 AMASS Heap together. nyt 1953 AMASS Heap up. nyt 1953 AMASS Pile up. nyt 1953 AMASS Pile up. nyt 1953 AMASS Pile up. nyt 1953 AMASSES Accumulates. nyt 1953 AMASSES Gathers. nyt 1953 AMAT Amo, amas, ___. nyt 1953 AMAT Amo, amas, ___. nyt 1953 AMAT He loves: Lat. nyt 1953 AMAT He loves: Lat. nyt 1953 AMAT He loves: Latin. nyt 1953 AMAT He loves: Latin. nyt 1953 AMATES Timber trees of Cen. America. nyt 1953 AMATEUR Rating of Golden Gloves contestants. nyt 1953 AMATI A fine old violin. nyt 1953 AMATI Another virtuoso instrument. nyt 1953 AMATI Relative of a Strad. nyt 1953 AMATI Strad's relative. nyt 1953 AMATIS Violins. nyt 1953 AMATIVE Disposed to love. nyt 1953 AMAZE Dumfound. nyt 1953 AMAZE Kin of flabbergast. nyt 1953 AMB Bohlen's title: Abbr. nyt 1953 AMB Title for C. Douglas Dillon: Abbr. nyt 1953 AMB Title for John M. Allison: Abbr. nyt 1953 AMB Title for Miss Willis: Abbr. nyt 1953 AMB Winthrop Aldrich's title: Abbr. nyt 1953 AMBA Table-mountain formation in Africa. nyt 1953 AMBASSADOR Mr. Dillon, for instance. nyt 1953 AMBER 1664 heroine of 1944. nyt 1953 AMBER Fictional female. nyt 1953 AMBI Both: Comb. form. nyt 1953 AMBI Both: Comb. form. nyt 1953 AMBI Both: Comb. form. nyt 1953 AMBLE An easy pace. nyt 1953 AMBO Church lectern. nyt 1953 AMBOINA One of the Molucca Islands. nyt 1953 AMBOS Puplits in Eastern churches. nyt 1953 AMBOY Perth ___, New Jersey. nyt 1953 AMBROSE Channel across Sandy Hook bar. nyt 1953 AMBROSE Saint whose day is Dec. 7. nyt 1953 AMBS Aldrich, Allen, Allison, etc.: Abbr. nyt 1953 AMBUSHES Traps. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AME Soul: French. nyt 1953 AMECHE Don of Kenosha and Hollywood. nyt 1953 AMECHES Hollywood's Don and family. nyt 1953 AMEER Eastern prince. nyt 1953 AMEER Eastern title. nyt 1953 AMEERS Moslem leaders. nyt 1953 AMELIA Aviatrix Earhart. nyt 1953 AMELIA Fictional Miss Sedley. nyt 1953 AMELIA Thackeray heroine. nyt 1953 AMEN Pater Noster" ending.
CANO: Arma virumque ___.” nyt 1953 CANO I sing: Latin. nyt 1953 CANOE Dugout. nyt 1953 CANOE Sponson ___. nyt 1953 CANOE Symbol of vacation ease. nyt 1953 CANOES Dugouts or outriggers. nyt 1953 CANON Axiomatic law. nyt 1953 CANON Rule or decree. nyt 1953 CANONS Ecclesiastical decrees. nyt 1953 CANOVA Judy from Jacksonville. nyt 1953 CANOVA Judy of the movies. nyt 1953 CANS Containers. nyt 1953 CANS Food containers. nyt 1953 CANS Items on a pantry shelf. nyt 1953 CANS What reels come in. nyt 1953 CANT Hollow talk. nyt 1953 CANT Hypocritical talk. nyt 1953 CANT Secret jargon of thieves. nyt 1953 CANTAB Oxonian's rival. nyt 1953 CANTAR About 125 pounds in Turkey. nyt 1953 CANTATA Form often used by Bach. nyt 1953 CANTATA Form used by Bach. nyt 1953 CANTERBURYBELLS Scotland's blue flowers. nyt 1953 CANTLES Rear parts of saddles. nyt 1953 CANTO Chapter" of a poem.
IRAE: Dies ___” (Day of Wrath): Latin hymn. nyt 1952 IRAE Dies ___ (day of wrath). nyt 1952 IRAK Country between the Tigris and Euphrates: Var. nyt 1952 IRAK Its capital is Baghdad. nyt 1952 IRAK Land of King Faisal II: Var. nyt 1952 IRAK Land of a 17-year-old king: Var. nyt 1952 IRAK Where Mosul is. nyt 1952 IRAK Where Mosul is: Var. nyt 1952 IRAKI King Faisal's people: Var. nyt 1952 IRAN Ambassador Henderson's post. nyt 1952 IRAN Ambassador Henderson's post. nyt 1952 IRAN Country in the headlines. nyt 1952 IRAN European question mark. nyt 1952 IRAN Kingdom between the Indus and the Tigris. nyt 1952 IRAN Land of Abadan. nyt 1952 IRAN Land of Pahlevi and Soraya. nyt 1952 IRAN Land of the Majlis nyt 1952 IRAN Loy Henderson's post. nyt 1952 IRAN Soraya's country. nyt 1952 IRAN Where Isfahan is. nyt 1952 IRAN Where Isfahan is. nyt 1952 IRANI Mossadegh's nationality. nyt 1952 IRANIAN Entezam's nationality. nyt 1952 IRANIAN Native of Kerman. nyt 1952 IRANIAN Supporter of Mossadegh. nyt 1952 IRANIANS The real losers at Abadan. nyt 1952 IRANIC Persian. nyt 1952 IRANO Persian: Comb. form. nyt 1952 IRAQ Faisal II's country. nyt 1952 IRAS Cleopatra's faithful attendant. nyt 1952 IRAS Cleopatra's maid. nyt 1952 IRAS Cleopatra, Charmian, ___. nyt 1952 IRAS Hirschmann and Gershwin. nyt 1952 IRAS She dies with Cleopatra. nyt 1952 IRATE Angry. nyt 1952 IRATE Ditto for 10 Down. nyt 1952 IRATE Incensed. nyt 1952 IRATE Incensed. nyt 1952 IRATE Incensed. nyt 1952 IRATE Steamed up. nyt 1952 IRATE Wrathful. nyt 1952 IRE Choler. nyt 1952 IRE High dudgeon. nyt 1952 IRE Where Sligo is: Abbr. nyt 1952 IRE Wrath. nyt 1952 IRE Wrath. nyt 1952 IRED All mad. nyt 1952 IRED Angered. nyt 1952 IRED Embittered. nyt 1952 IRED Made angry. nyt 1952 IRED Provoked to wrath. nyt 1952 IRED Provoked. nyt 1952 IREFUL Angry. nyt 1952 IREFUL Consumed with rage. nyt 1952 IRELAND O'Kelly's country. nyt 1952 IRENA A country, personified. nyt 1952 IRENA Spenser's Ireland. nyt 1952 IRENA Spenser's Ireland. nyt 1952 IRENA Spenser's name for Ireland. nyt 1952 IRENA Spenser's name for Ireland. nyt 1952 IRENE Good Night, ___."
CAVET: Latin form of beware
PROFORMA: As a matter of form: Latin.
LEWISCARROLL: His pen name is the anglicized Latin forms of his first and middle names, transposed
AMO: Latin form of love
INI: Suffix forming Latinized names.
AFROCUBAN: Early form of Latin jazz
AMO: Latin verb form.
AMO: Verb form for Latin beginner.
AEDIS: Form or Latin word for building.
EST: Form of Latin "to be"
ITALO: Of a Latin race: Comb. form.
AMO: Latin I verb form
IDEALS: Our better selves,” according to A. B. Alcott. nyt 1960 IDEALS Perfect concepts. nyt 1960 IDEALS Standards of perfection. nyt 1960 IDEAS Brain products. nyt 1960 IDEAS Inspirations. nyt 1960 IDEAS Opinions. nyt 1960 IDEATE Imagine. nyt 1960 IDEATES Generates bright thoughts. nyt 1960 IDEE Notion: Fr. nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe (obsession). nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe. nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe. nyt 1960 IDEE ___ fixe. nyt 1960 IDEES Thoughts: Fr. nyt 1960 IDEM Footnote word. nyt 1960 IDEM The same. nyt 1960 IDEM The same. nyt 1960 IDEM The same: Lat. nyt 1960 IDEO Concept: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDEO Idea: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDEO Thought: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDES A date with Caesar. nyt 1960 IDES Fateful day for Caesar. nyt 1960 IDES Roman date. nyt 1960 IDES Roman date. nyt 1960 IDESOFMARCH Inauspicious day. nyt 1960 IDEST I.e. nyt 1960 IDEST I.e., in full. nyt 1960 IDEST Latin phrase, usually abbreviated. nyt 1960 IDEST Useful Latin phrase. nyt 1960 IDEST Useful Latin phrase. nyt 1960 IDEST Useful Latin phrase. nyt 1960 IDIO One's own: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDIO Personal: Comb. form. nyt 1960 IDIO Word element meaning one's own."