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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."
VERBS: Many Latin ones end in -are
NEM: No one: Latin abbr.
UNUS: One: Latin.
NEMO: No one: Latin.
UNUS: Latin one.
UNIO: Oneness: Latin.
MOTHERLANGUAGE: Latin is one
NEMO: Name that means "no one" in Latin
CHARO: One-named Latin singer
DIME: Coin whose name derives from the Latin for "one tenth"
OUNCE: Word from the Latin for "one twelfth"
ABINITIO: From square one, from Latin
STN: England's Wallsend, which has signage in Latin, is one: Abbr.
AMAS: One of a Latin trio
VICI: One of a Latin trio
AMAS: One of loving Latin sextet.
AMAS: One of a Latin I trio
OZS: Units from the Latin for "one-twelfth": Abbr.
TKA: '80s "One Way Love" Latin trio
ALDO: Italian man's name that comes from the Latin for "tall one"
HOC: One of a Latin trio
VENI: One of a Latin trio
AMAT: One in a Latin trio
AMAT: One of a Latin trio
AMO: One of a Latin trio
AMAT: One of a Latin I trio
NEMO: No one; no man: Latin.
PROPATRIA: For one's country: Latin.
AMAS: One of a loving Latin trio
VICI: One third of a Latin trio
TEMPUSFUDGIT: Latin for "cheating on one's timecard"?
AMAT: One of a familiar Latin trio.
INCH: Word derived from the Latin "uncia," meaning "one-twelfth"
ASTRA: _Sic itur ad ____ (Latin phrase meaning "Thus one goes to the stars")
DEI: Domus _____ (One way to say "church" in Latin)
DEUS: Latin word for "god" that's one letter different from {/Zeus/}
SPELLS: A lot of the ones in the Harry Potter books are in Latin
QUIDNUNC: One who's aware of the newest gossip, from the Latin for "what now?"
FEARS: Fight Against ___.” nyt 1952 FEARS Worrier's forte. nyt 1952 FEAT Accomplishment. nyt 1952 FEAT Act of remarkable skill. nyt 1952 FEAT The Atlantic roundtrip flight, for instance. nyt 1952 FEATS Acts of derring-do. nyt 1952 FEATS Heroic acts. nyt 1952 FECIT He made it: Latin. nyt 1952 FED G-man. nyt 1952 FEDORA Man's hat. nyt 1952 FEDS G-men: Slang. nyt 1952 FEDS Government agents: Colloq. nyt 1952 FEDS Workers for the F. B. I.: Slang. nyt 1952 FEE Retainer. nyt 1952 FEE Retainer. nyt 1952 FEEBLE Decrepit. nyt 1952 FEED Contents of the barn. nyt 1952 FEED Hay, oats, etc. nyt 1952 FEED Provender. nyt 1952 FEELS Believes. nyt 1952 FEELS Knows intuitively. nyt 1952 FEET ___ of clay. nyt 1952 FEI Wild banana of Tahiti. nyt 1952 FEIGN Playact. nyt 1952 FEIGNER One playing possum. nyt 1952 FEIGNS Imitates deceptively. nyt 1952 FEISAL King of Iraq. nyt 1952 FELD ___-Crawford price-fixing act. nyt 1952 FELID Member of the cat family. nyt 1952 FELID Tiger or cat. nyt 1952 FELIS Cat: Latin. nyt 1952 FELL I do not like thee, Dr. ___."
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.
ALDERMAN: In shape no bigger than an agate stone. On the forefinger of an ___.” nyt 1948 ALE Beverage. nyt 1948 ALE Robin Hood's beverage. nyt 1948 ALEA Athena ___, Greek goddess of light. nyt 1948 ALEATORY Pertaining to luck, lotteries, etc. nyt 1948 ALEC Pianist Templeton. nyt 1948 ALECS Wise guys. nyt 1948 ALECTO One of the three Furies. nyt 1948 ALEE On the sheltered side. nyt 1948 ALEGAR Vinegar made of ale. nyt 1948 ALEM Turkish crescent, or its flag. nyt 1948 ALEMAN President of Mananaland. nyt 1948 ALEMAN President of Mexico. nyt 1948 ALEN Danish measure. nyt 1948 ALERTS Warning sirens. nyt 1948 ALES Beverages. nyt 1948 ALEXANDRE Monsieur Dumas. nyt 1948 ALEXIS Czar of Russia (1629–76). nyt 1948 ALGER Clergyman who wrote 119 books (1832–99). nyt 1948 ALI Arabian Nights character. nyt 1948 ALI Disciple of Mohammed. nyt 1948 ALI Son-in-law of Mohammed. nyt 1948 ALI ___ Baba. nyt 1948 ALIA By another way: Latin. nyt 1948 ALIAS Nom de guerre. nyt 1948 ALIBI What everyone has in a whodunit. nyt 1948 ALIDADE Instrument for locating forest fires. nyt 1948 ALIENATE Estrange. nyt 1948 ALIENED Estranged. nyt 1948 ALIGN Lay out methodically. nyt 1948 ALIKE Identical. nyt 1948 ALIKE Identical. nyt 1948 ALIKE In common. nyt 1948 ALISH Like October brew. nyt 1948 ALIST Canted over. nyt 1948 ALIT Dismounted. nyt 1948 ALIT Dismounted. nyt 1948 ALIT Dismounted. nyt 1948 ALIT Rested. nyt 1948 ALKALI Mineral salt in some soils. nyt 1948 ALL ___ American. nyt 1948 ALLA According to. nyt 1948 ALLA Mme. Nazimova. nyt 1948 ALLAH Arab God. nyt 1948 ALLAYED Quelled. nyt 1948 ALLEGES Declares. nyt 1948 ALLEGHENY One of the Smoky City's rivers. nyt 1948 ALLEGRO L'___" by Milton.
AVE: Honest ___.” nyt 1956 AVE Campaign nickname. nyt 1956 AVE Gubernatorial nickname. nyt 1956 AVE Gubernatorial nickname. nyt 1956 AVE Hail! nyt 1956 AVE Mr. Harriman, to his friends. nyt 1956 AVE Part of a street sign. nyt 1956 AVE Prayer. nyt 1956 AVE Prayer. nyt 1956 AVE Roman greeting. nyt 1956 AVE Rosary bead. nyt 1956 AVE See 9 Down. nyt 1956 AVE Supplication. nyt 1956 AVE ___ Maria. nyt 1956 AVEC With: Fr. nyt 1956 AVEC With: French. nyt 1956 AVEC With: French. nyt 1956 AVEC ___ plaisir. nyt 1956 AVEMARIA Prayer. nyt 1956 AVEMARIA Schubert's Op. 52. nyt 1956 AVENGE Inflict just punishment. nyt 1956 AVENGE Retaliate. nyt 1956 AVENIDA Latin American street. nyt 1956 AVENIDA Madrid street. nyt 1956 AVENUE Madison, for example. nyt 1956 AVENUE New York's Fifth. nyt 1956 AVENUE Pennsylvania, for example. nyt 1956 AVENUE Way of approach. nyt 1956 AVER Affirm. nyt 1956 AVER Affirm. nyt 1956 AVER Affirm. nyt 1956 AVER Assert. nyt 1956 AVER Declare. nyt 1956 AVER Declare. nyt 1956 AVER Prove, in law. nyt 1956 AVERAGE Batter's concern. nyt 1956 AVERAGE Mean. nyt 1956 AVERAGE Usual. nyt 1956 AVERELL First name of Democratic hopeful. nyt 1956 AVERNO Lake in Southern Italy. nyt 1956 AVERRED Made affirmation. nyt 1956 AVERS Affirms. nyt 1956 AVERS Affirms. nyt 1956 AVERS Maintains. nyt 1956 AVERS Proves: Law. nyt 1956 AVERSE Set against. nyt 1956 AVERSE Unwilling. nyt 1956 AVERSE Unwilling. nyt 1956 AVERSE Unwilling. nyt 1956 AVERSIONS Dislikes. nyt 1956 AVERT Fend off. nyt 1956 AVERT Fend off. nyt 1956 AVERT Prevent. nyt 1956 AVERT Prevent. nyt 1956 AVERT Turn aside. nyt 1956 AVERTED Turned aside. nyt 1956 AVERTED Turned aside. nyt 1956 AVERTED Turned aside. nyt 1956 AVERTER Warder-offer. nyt 1956 AVERTING Preventing. nyt 1956 AVERTS Deflects. nyt 1956 AVERTS Staves off. nyt 1956 AVES Madison and Park. nyt 1956 AVES Prayers. nyt 1956 AVES Salutations. nyt 1956 AVES The birds. nyt 1956 AVES The birds. nyt 1956 AVESTA Bible of the Parsis. nyt 1956 AVESTA Sacred books of the Parsis. nyt 1956 AVG Statistical figure: Abbr. nyt 1956 AVI Of a grandfather: Lat. nyt 1956 AVIAN Of birds. nyt 1956 AVIAN Of the birds. nyt 1956 AVIAN Of the birds. nyt 1956 AVIATES Flies. nyt 1956 AVIATOR Billy Mitchell. nyt 1956 AVIATRIX Jacqueline Cochran. nyt 1956 AVID Athirst. nyt 1956 AVID Eager. nyt 1956 AVID Eager. nyt 1956 AVID Greedy. nyt 1956 AVID Greedy. nyt 1956 AVID Keenly eager. nyt 1956 AVIGATE Conduct aircraft in flight. nyt 1956 AVIGNON French city. nyt 1956 AVILA Cleveland Indian. nyt 1956 AVILA Spanish city. nyt 1956 AVION Word on air letters. nyt 1956 AVIS Girl's name. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVIS Rara ___. nyt 1956 AVISO Dispatch boat. nyt 1956 AVIV Tel ___. nyt 1956 AVIV Tel ___. nyt 1956 AVIV Tel ___. nyt 1956 AVOCADOS Salad fruits. nyt 1956 AVOCET Long-legged shore bird. nyt 1956 AVOCET Wading bird. nyt 1956 AVOID Abstain from. nyt 1956 AVOID Shirk. nyt 1956 AVOID Vacate. nyt 1956 AVOIDER Elusive one. nyt 1956 AVOIDER Shunner. nyt 1956 AVON Bristol's river. nyt 1956 AVON Celtic word for river."