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SUMPSIMUSTaken from a Latin prayer, a term for the correct equivalent of an incorrect but popular expression
REALLear was moved for the correct thing! (4)
RBISIncorrect but common baseball abbr.
PATERObject of a Latin prayer
ERRORThe occurrence of an incorrect result on a computer (5)
MISSALGirl with a Latin prayer book (6)
RETRACTIONWithdrawal of an incorrect statement, issue a ...
ACETABULUMComing from a Latin word for a vinegar cup, what is the socket of the hipbone that the head of the f
FARMFrom a Latin word originally used to denote a tax or rent, a tract of land for the cultivation of crops or rearing of livestock, including its associated barns and homestead (4)
DIARYFrom a Latin word for "jour", a record of one's engagements, events and experiences logged in a journal of the same name (5)
DACTYLIOLOGYFrom Greek for "finger", a term for the study or lore of finger-rings or of engraved antique gems (12)
TELOMERESometimes described as the biological equivalent of an aglet that prevents a shoelace from fraying, the protective tip of a chromosome (8)
PLAINSA term for the many Native American tribes once occupying an area from the Mississippi river to the Rocky mountains (6,7)
INDIANSA term for the many Native American tribes once occupying an area from the Mississippi river to the Rocky mountains (6,7)
AZALEA"Royalty of the garden" flower's name, whose first two letters hint at a term for the alphabet or for a road map (6)
SALOPIANSA term for the natives or inhabitants of the county of Shropshire (9)
ETAGEFrench word for a floor or storey; or, a term for the grouping of cloud height in meteorology (5)
ASTACOLOGYFrom Greek for "lobster", a term for the science or study of crayfish (10)
VERNACULARName for a native language, derived from a Latin word for a home-born slave
BOONFrom "prayer", a favour or request; a blessing; or, from "good", a word meaning close, convivial or jovial (4)