- IDEST
- Phrase of explanation
- Phrase of clarification
- That is, in Latin
- Literally, "that is"
- Clarifying phrase, from the Latin
- Clarifying phrase usually seen abbreviated
- Latin for "that is"
- That is (Latin)
- Namely, to Nero
- Clarifying phrase usually abbreviated
- That is to say, spelled out
- Clarification words
- Specifying phrase
- Clarifying phrase
- What "i.e." stands for
- That is for Caesar?
- That is, to Caesar
- That is, for Romans
- That is Latinized
- That is
- To paraphrase ...
- That is, for Ovid
- Words often confused with exempli gratia
- Words of clarification
- Words before a clarification
- In other words...
- What this means is...
- What I mean is...
- Cato's clarification
- Clarifying phrase from Cato
- Phrase often misused for "exempli gratia"
- That is, classically
- That is, for Octavian
- That is, to Brutus
- That is, written in Latin
- That is, to Cicero
- That is, to Tiberius
- Clarification preceder
- i.e., for long
- All of i.e.
- Counterpart of "exempli gratia"
- Latin clarifier
- Explanation introduction
- Phrase usually abbreviated
- To be specific, to Brutus
- Caesar's "that is"
- That is (Lat.)
- Words of explanation
- In other words, in other words
- That is (Latin phrase)
- Latin clarification phrase
- Latin words of clarification
- Oft-abbreviated Latin words of clarification
- Usually abbreviated phrase of clarification
- Latin clarification
- Spelled-out explanation
- In other words, for Caesar
- Which is to say, to Caesar
- Phrase often confused with "exempli gratia"
- Thesis writer's "that is"
- For example, in Latin
- That is, to Titus
- Phrase whose abbreviation is the key to four long puzzle answers
- That is, in 41-Across
- Clarifying words
- Explanatory phrase
- In other words, to Nero
- In other words, to Brutus
- Viz. relative
- Clarifying Latin phrase
- In other words, in Caesar's words
- Clarifier usually abbreviated
- Words usually abbreviated
- Often-abbreviated Latin phrase
- Latin "that is"
- Commonly abbreviated bit of Latin
- Clarifying Latin words
- Latin "in other words"
- That is to say
- Explanation starter
- Latin phrase usually abbreviated
- Clarification introducer
- Explanation preceder
- That is, to Trajan
- Explanation introducer
- Clarification term
- Term of clarification
- To clarify . . .
- That is, to Tacitus
- Phrase akin to viz.
- Elucidation lead-in
- Explanatory intro
- In other words, in full
- Cato's clarifier
- Explanatory lead-in
- Latin explanation opener
- Clarifier starter
- Helpful Latin phrase
- Latin phrase that's often abbreviated
- Oft-abbreviated Latin phrase
- i.e.
- Phrase of reference.
- Latin phrase of reference.
- Relative of videlicet.
- It is: Lat.
- What "i. e." means.
- Useful Latin phrase.
- Useful Latin phrase, usually abbreviated.
- I.e., i.e.
- Explanatory Latin expression.
- Latin phrase.
- That is (to say): Lat.
- Useful bit of Latin.
- i.e., spelled out.
- Relative of exempli gratia.
- I.e., in full
- Common Latin phrase
- That is: Abbr.
- Familiar Latin phrase
- Full version of i.e.
- Explanatory bit of Latin
- Cato's "that is"
- Explanatory words
- That is, to Cato
- That is, Latin style
- I.e. words
- To wit: Lat.
- To be specific
- Clarification lead-in
- Namely
- Lead-in to further explanation
- Rarely written-out Latin phrase
- To wit
- In other words, in old Rome
- Cousin of "exempli gratia"
- Explicatory words
- Explanatory Latin phrase
- Namely, in Latin
- Clarifier in texts
- Much-abbreviated Latin phrase
- Elaboration phrase
- That is to say, in Latin
- Latin expression that's almost always abbreviated
- That is, to Livy
- I.e., in toto
- In other words, in Ovid's words
- In other words, to Caesar
- That is to say, formally
- In other words, in Latin
- That is: L.
- Etc. kin
- What i.e. represents
- That is to say: L.
- Latin phrase abbreviated to two letters
- What "i.e." is short for
- Defining phrase
- That is, to Terence
- Clarifying words that are usually abbreviated
- That is, to Pliny
- In other words, in another language
- Namely, in other words
- In other words, in Virgil's words
- To wit, to Pliny
- To put it another way, poshly
- That is, in other words
- That is to say, poshly
- That is to say, classically
