| ILLATURUS | About to bring in (fut part, inferre, masc nom sing) |
| SERVOS | Iube ____ vinum inferre: tell the slaves to bring the wine |
| ABUSURUS | About to use up or misuse (masc nom sing future participle) |
| ACCENSUS | Kindled or inflamed (masc. nom. sing.) |
| FEROCISSIMUS | Wild, warlike, proud, superlative masc. nom. sing. |
| SECURUS | Without care, untroubled and serene (masc. nom. sing.) |
| TERTIUS | Third (masc. nom. sing. adj.) (7) |
| AMPLUS | Spacious, roomy (masc. nom. sing.) |
| ARIDUS | Parched, dry (masc. nom. sing.) |
| STEERED | About to bring in the horse, as directed |
| MASTERCLASS | Mother about to bring in second girl for specialist tuition |
| ROUTINE | About to bring in hokey-cokey options as standard |
| LEARNING | Letters Heather's about to bring in |
| EBUSINESS | Online firm that is about to bring in transport head |
| SCHUBERT | Celebrated barman, very French, about to bring in fish (8) |
| RECOLLECT | Is about to bring things together. It all comes back to me (9) |
| RESUSCITATE | It tears cues about to bring back to life |
| SCISSURO | About to cut or tear (abl, masc sing, fut participle) |
| PLACANDI | Appeasing, gerundive masc. nom. pl. or masc./neut. gen. sing |
| TUENS | To see, spectare etiam to care for, curare pres. ppl.masc. nom. |
