| FIO | I become, the passive of facio |
| FIET | It will become (use passive of facio) |
| OLSEN | "You break the rules and become a hero. I do it and I become the enemy" actress |
| SPIRIT | When I strip, I become The Phantom (6) |
| FIEMUS | We'll become, from fio, factus sum, fieri, pass. of facio |
| FACTURI | Masculine things which are going to happen (use the fut. ppl. of facio) |
| YIN | In Chinese philosophy, the passive, female principle of the universe |
| INERT | The passive look of finer things (5) |
| VIATOR | I'm on the road: commeans peregrinus iter facio |
| INERTIA | The passive state of a train that is going out (7) |
| ISTOBESELDOMLYUSED | The passive voice ___ |
| OBSUM | I'm anti, I hurt or hinder, opp. prosum: noceo, iniuriam facio |
| FECISTI | Facio, I do or make, 2nd sing perf. act. indic. |
| DICO | Loquor, verba facio: I say |
| ITER | Via; ____ facio I take a trip |
| ACCUSO | Reum facio, I prosecute |
| FECI | Facio, facere, ____, factum |
| OTIO | At leisure? has nugas facio in ____ ferians |
| MUGIO | Vacca sum; sic fremitum facio |
| TESTES | 19 ____ facio: per superos iuro |
