| INSULT | Some Latin's ultimately derogatory comment (6) |
| IMPISH | I'm a derogatory comment used in a prank? (6) |
| INSTAL | Put in Latins, who go berserk (6) |
| STALIN | Tyrant of the barbarous Latins (6) |
| TERRAS | Lands of Latins |
| CHARGE | From Latin's "to load" and "wagon", an accusation, attack, cost or debt (6) |
| NUANCE | Word, from Latin's "cloud" and the French for "shade", for a subtle difference in attitude, colour or grade (6) |
| PARITY | Word, from Latin's "equal", that describes things, such as currencies, that are even, level or the same in quantity or value (6) |
| ESCORT | Whether referring to a wrongful removal in a criminal way or a poltergeist's trick of "spiriting" an object astray, it's from Latin's "carry away" (6) |
| ENDING | The process of advancing without using Latin's desinence |
| PANTRY | Word, from Latin's "bread", for a baker's bountiful buttery, a cupboard for crust and crumb, a larder for loaves, staff of life's store or other place for a fragrant food broken with friends or topped |
| SNIDE | Derogatory (comment) |
| SLUR | Derogatory comment |
| PEJORATIVE | Making derogatory comment: "Minimum of tension in conflation of opera and jive" |
| SLURS | Derogatory comments |
| LAWFUL | Latin's terrible, but not illegal (6) |
| AURA | Latins leave Australian tenor (4) |
| TALISMAN | Mother is surrounded by excited Latins exhibiting charm (8) |
| BIJOU | Small accommodating type of Latins missing from jubilations (5) |
| VALENTINES | Expressions of love even Latins resort to (10) |
