| ABINITIO | Expression from Latin meaning from the beginning (2,6) |
| EXLIBRIS | From the Latin meaning "from the library of", a book with a bookplate carrying the owner's name and often their coat of arms or crest (2-6) |
| UBISUPRA | Expression from Latin meaning "where mentioned above" (3,5) |
| DENOVO | Latin expression meaning "from the beginning" |
| ABOVO | Latin phrase meaning "from the beginning" |
| NOVO | De ___ (Latin phrase meaning "from the beginning") |
| GLORIAPATRI | Expression from Latin meaning Glory be to the Father (6,5) |
| UTINFRA | Expression from Latin meaning as below (2,5) |
| DEOGRATIAS | Expression from Latin meaning thanks to God (3,7) |
| ECONTRA | Expression from Latin meaning conversely or contrariwise (1,6) |
| EXVOTO | Expression from Latin meaning according to one's prayer (2,4) |
| ADVIVUM | Expression from Latin meaning lifelike (2,5) |
| FIDUSETAUDAX | Expression from Latin meaning "faithful and bold" (5,2,5) |
| INTERALIA | Expression from Latin meaning among other things (5,4) |
| THOUSAND | The word 'millipede' is derived from latin, meaning '___ feet' but no known millipede species has that many feet |
| DACAPO | Rose cultivar name meaning 'from the beginning', marked DC in sheet music (6) |
| SCULLERY | Derived from Latin meaning "wooden platter", a room attached to a kitchen in a country house for wet work including cleaning and preparing food and washing pots (8) |
| SECTIONS | From Latin meaning "to cut", word for parts or portions, such as slices for microscopic examination, chapters, divisions of orchestras, newspaper departments, orange segments or military subunits, suc |
| PLEONASM | The use of more words than necessary to convey a meaning; from Greek, 'excess, redundancy' (8) |
| OVERTONE | Subtle meaning from obvious figure |
