| CREOR | I am produced (a parentibus, non in theatro!): nascor |
| ASTRIS | For the stars (sed non in theatro) |
| ORBATUM | Eum puerum parentibus privatum vel viduatum videmus |
| DOMUS | Hic vivo cum parentibus meis |
| SPECTATOR | Quis in theatro sedebat? Nunc legendum est |
| SCAENA | Ubi actores in theatro fabulas agunt |
| EQUESTRIA | Sedilia equitibus in theatro assignata |
| SCIAT | Let her know: intelligat, noverit (NB in hoc sensu non in forma) |
| AGRESTES | Non in urbe habitamus et laboramus sed in viculis et agris |
| LITTERA | A character: non in comoedia persona, sed verbi pars minima |
| ORIGO | Race (non in Circo Maximo sed fons maiorum tuorum, stirps) |
| MENTIRI | To lie; non in lecto iacere sed falsa dicere |
| SUS | Swine (non in metaphora nebulo sed porcus) |
| NASCI | To be born: nascor, ____, natus sum |
| OUI | Opposite of "non," in French |
| SOSPES | Salvus, incolumis, non in periculo |
| EDITION | From "bring forth, publish", word for one of the forms in which a book or newspaper is produced; a press run; a single copy from this set; a reproduction; or, any version (7) |
| STILETTO | Got lit up in a fight and produced a weapon (8) |
| EVINCE | To show in, I even produced a key |
| DRILLED | Produced a hole in something using a tool (7) |
