| AUDACISSIMUS | Is qui summa fortitudine, fortasse temeritate agere audet |
| FARQUHARSON | Highland Scottish clan whose motto is "Fide et Fortitudine" (11) |
| PLAUDERE | Quod debet spectatores post comoediam agere? |
| OTIO | Idleness: vitam in ____ agere |
| ANIMAM | Breeze, breath: ____ recipere, to breathe, ____ agere, to die |
| ACTOR | One who drives, agent noun from supine of agere |
| EXPELLERE | Exturbare, agere aliquem a patria |
| EGISTIS | You (pl) have driven, done (ago, agere) |
| EGI | Ago, agere, ____, actum: I urged |
| ESSE | Agere sequitur ___ ("action follows being": Lat.) |
| ACTISUNT | The men have been driven (pf pass, agere) |
| VIPERA | Adder. Non is qui addit, sed serpens qui 12 morsu dat |
| SUTOR | Is qui caligas creat, qui pelles lino iungit |
| AMBAGES | Quid opust me multas agere ____? Why do I need to beat about the bush? (vide Pl. Pseud. 1255) |
| PRIVATUS | Domesticus, non communis; is qui magistratum non appetit |
| MEDICUS | Is qui invalidos sanare potest |
| NUNTIUS | Is qui res gestas narrat |
| NUM | Is qui dicit "eamne amas?" rogat ____ ille eam amet |
| CURSOR | Is qui rapide procedit; non ambulator, non equo vectus |
| DELATOR | An informer; is qui defert |
