| ACTA | ... the things that have been done (n pl, ppp, ago -ere) |
| OPERAACTA | Works that have been done |
| INSTANTANEOUS | Done 'n the blink of an eye (13) |
| ACTUMEST | It's settled, the deal is done (pf pass ago -ere egi) |
| AGENDUS | A path which must be taken: limes ____ (gerundive ago, ~ere) |
| SATA | Crops, things sown (n pl, ppp, sero, -ere, sevi) |
| REIECTA | Stuff that's been chucked back, driven back or scorned (n. pl. PPP) |
| MISSA | Stuff that's been sent, things that have been dispatched |
| STRATA | Bed-coverings (n pl, ppp sterno), ubi liberi diem et dona exspectant |
| SCISSA | Secta, fissa; things that have been cut or torn |
| DREDGER | It could help one find things that have been lost in bed (7) |
| EATEN | Like things that have been packed away |
| LEAVINGS | Things that have been left as worthless (8) |
| INVENTIONS | Things that have been fabricated or made up (10) |
| FUTUREPERFECT | (In grammar) the tense descriptive of things that will have been done (6,7) |
| INVENTA | Stuff that's been found, neut. pl. PPP invenio |
| AFTERMATHS | Consequences when all the sums have been done? |
| CATCHUP | Do things which should have been done earlier |
| CAUGHTUP | Did work that should have been done earlier |
| RAPIDLY | Parent half recalled it being done in a lazy way when it should have been done quickly |
