| INSTANTER | Urgently, vehemently: intente ____que pronuntiat, Plin. Ep. 5.19.6 |
| IMMITE | Fierce, savage; ____ et turbidum caelum, stormy weather, Plin. Ep. 8.17.1 |
| VESUVIO | Famous volcano: e ____ monte ... latissimae flammae ... relucebant, Plin. Ep. 6.16.13 |
| MML | 2050, to Plin^t^9^t |
| ULMUS | The elm tree: subeunt et in montuosa ____, malus, pirus, laurus, myrtus (Plin. Maior 16.41) |
| RIVI | Streams; in Macedonia non procul Euripidis poetae sepulchro duo ____ confluunt (Plin. Nat. 31.19) |
| LAEVI | Left; ranae dexter oculus dextri, sinister ____ [...] lippitudines sanant (Plin. Nat. 32.24) (gen. masc. sing.) |
| OBJET | L'___ que vous savez (you-know-what: Fr.) |
| ILE | Where many Irish immigrants died of typhus, 1847: Grosse ___, Que. |
| RATIONES | Business and dealings of you all: res ____que vestrum omnium |
| EREBO | In Hades: [...] Hecaten caeloque ____que potentem, Aen. 6.247 |
| UNCAE | Clawed, as the Harpies' hands: ____que manus, Aen. 3.217 |
| ATAVIS | Ancestors, forefathers (abl. plur.): Turnus, avis ____que potens, Aen. 7.56 |
| LAUDATA | Praised (fem. sg. PPP): adprobata ____que Cottae sententia, Cicero, Pro Sest. 74 |
| CAENUM | Mud, mire: ____que udaeque paludes / intumuere aestu, Ovid, Met. 1.418-9 |
| RATIO | Reasoning, eg naturae species ____que, a favourite phrase of Lucretius's |
| LATE | Longe ____que, far and wide, everywhere |
| CLARO | "¡___ que si!" (Spanish "Of course!") |
| MERITOS | ____que iuvencos: and faithful bullocks, Geo. 2.515 |
| CITRO | This way and that, ultro ____que (vide eg In Verr. 2.5.170) |
