____ epigrammata: inscriptions, poems which have been read
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- Incapable of crime, ie too young, a modern legal term
- Closest, superl. adj. dat., abl. m. and n. sing.
- King of Locris, Argonaut: Aiax minor filius ____ (gen.)
- River, stream (3rd decl. m. nom. and gen. sing.)
- It starts to burn: nota bene, affix ~sc~ is 'inchoative'
- They give: habeas quod di ____ boni, Plautus Rudens 1229
- Lit., by root: radice - more commonly, by lineage: genere
- ____ arduus aether, Geo. 1.324: down falls the high sky
- Adv. and prep. + acc, near, next to
- By custom, habit: in ____ (recorderis, utor, uti, etc)
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- Northern dialect for dough, thus flour pudding boiled in a bag; or, in other senses, a word for coal dust, leaf litter, the buttocks/rump or something broken/useless
- Circular frames turning on axles; or, discs of a cheese, reminiscent of said devices
- Creative inspiration
- A small trout; an odd job or turn of work; a domestic or orderly; or, slang for the popular hot beverage served in the tea party event
- Actor honored in the 'celebrity wing' of the W.W.E. Hall of Fame
- Relating to a morning service
- A fountainhead; the rise of the sea to its extreme height; or, a beginning, birth, dawn or freshest time, hence the vernal season of growth, when buds and plants bloom and burst forth
- Old English word and an antonym of 'late' that is found in a proverb that emphasises being first, to improve one's chances of success
- Word for a religious rite; a formal observance, such as a graduation, prize-giving or wedding; such rituals collectively; a courteous gesture or act; or, pageantry, pomp and propriety
- Word with pole or patrol
Crossword Clues
- Legends of maps; winged samaras growing in bunches reminiscent of their eponymous locking devices; ivories of pianos; or, spanners
- Circular frames turning on axles; or, discs of a food described in 50 Across, reminiscent of said devices
- Master of Renaissance art whose largest 'canvas', as commissioned by Pope Julius II, was the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, which he painted in biblical scenes over four years, including The Creation of Adam
- Italian word used to refer to something 'dry', such as a wine or a method of painting on dry plaster
- From 'beautify, sweep clean', the genus of heathland heathers or ling with masses of purple or rose-pink bell-shaped blooms on stems traditionally bunched as brooms
- Meddling person
- – McElhone, Hotel Portofino star
- Welsh word internationally adopted for the black-and-white flightless seafowl known to fishermen and sailors of old as a great auk
- Irish-born scientist whose description of an experiment on a bird in an air pump is portrayed in a painting by Joseph Wright of Derby
- Alluding to an imaginary boy who wouldn't grow up, a name for a childlike, immature or youthful man
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