| EXANIMO | Latin term meaning "from the mind, earnestly" (2,5) |
| ABORIGINE | Latin term meaning "from the very first, from the source" (2,7) |
| ABINITIO | Latin term meaning from the start |
| ALIUNDE | Latin legal term meaning "from another source", especially regarding evidence (7) |
| ASOFNOW | Expression meaning 'from the present moment' (2,2,3) |
| ANGLICE | Latin term meaning 'in English' or 'in the English form' (7) |
| APRIORI | Latin phrase meaning "from what is before" (1,6) |
| INVITRO | Latin term meaning 'in glass', used of process of fertilisation outside the body (2,5) |
| DEFACTO | Latin term meaning 'in reality' (2,5) |
| INUTERO | Latin term meaning “before birth” |
| PRORATA | Latin term meaning 'in proportion' (3,4) |
| REPTANS | Latin term meaning creeping - upsets parents (7) |
| PLATEAU | What takes its meaning from a psychological term and means any period of minimal or no growth? (7) |
| 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) |
| SINEDIE | Latin term meaning 'without a fixed day', often used in reference to court case adjournments (4,3) |
| RUMMAGE | Word that has shifted its meaning from a boat's careful stowing and shipshape order to a messy haphazard search through household disorder (7) |
| ABOVO | Latin phrase meaning "from the beginning" |
| NOVO | De ___ (Latin phrase meaning "from the beginning") |
| DENOVO | Latin expression meaning "from the beginning" |
| AFORTIORI | Latin phrase meaning "from the stronger reason," argumentum _ _ (1,8) |
