| ESCE | Latin term meaning "to be" (4) |
| ADHOC | Latin term meaning 'to this' (2,3) |
| BASED | Slang term meaning to be addicted to crack cocaine (5) |
| ACCELERANDO | Musical term meaning to be performed with increasing speed (11) |
| AMOROSO | Musical term, meaning to be played lovingly (7) |
| LARGHETTO | Musical term meaning "to be performed moderately slowly" (9) |
| RUBATO | Musical term meaning 'to be played with a flexible tempo' (6) |
| MAESTOSO | Musical term meaning to be played in a dignified way (8) |
| SCHERZANDO | Musical term meaning to be performed in a light-hearted manner (10) |
| BOMB | To cost a ____, expression meaning 'to be very expensive' (4) |
| SUSS | Colloquial term meaning to check out or investigate something (4) |
| RETE | In anatomy, what Latin term meaning "net" refers to an elaborate network of blood vessels or nerve c |
| OPUS | Latin term meaning an artist's greatest piece of work, magnum _ (4) |
| ETAL | Latin term meaning 'and others' (2,2) |
| NULL | Archaic word meaning to be unwilling (4) |
| CHUG | Steam engine sound, or colloquial term meaning to drink quickly (4) |
| ACES | Hold all the ___ , expression meaning 'to be in a commanding position' (4) |
| QUODERATFACIENDUM | Latin term meaning 'which was to be done' |
| PRORATA | Latin term meaning according to rate (3,4) |
| CASTOFF | Term meaning to reject; to release a boat, hawk or hound; or, to finish a final row of stitches and remove from a knitting needle (4,3) |
