Possible Questions:
- Letters
- ___ nova
- Horace's "___ Poetica"
- ___ poetica
- "___ Poetica"
- "___ longa . . . "
- ___ gratia artis
- MGM motto word
- Start of MGM's motto
- "___ longa, vita brevis"
- "___ gratia artis"
- Ovid's "___ Amatoria"
- MGM motto start
- "___ gratia artis" (MGM motto)
- Skill: Lat.
- MGM motto opener
- Horace's '-- Poetica'
- ___ longa, vita brevis
- ___ Antiqua
- Horace's "__ Poetica"
- Horace's " ___ Poetica"
- ''__ gratia artis''
- '-- Poetica'
- Word in the MGM motto
- Start of M-G-M's motto
- Latin art
- ____ longa vita brevis
- ___ Longa
- ___ artium
- Word in the MGM logo
- They're rolled in Mexico
- They follow cues
- MGM motto starter
- Married couple?
- M-G-M motto start
- First word of MGM's motto
- Cato's craft
- "___ Poetica": Horace
- "___ gratia artis" (MGM's motto)
- --- gratia artis
- -- Antiqua
- ____ poetica
- ___ gratia artis (MGM motto)
- __ gratia artis: MGM motto
- Word with the M-G-M lion
- Twosome in Tarrytown
- Twosome in "Roberta"
- Trio in terror
- Three characters in "Sister Carrie"?
- Things often dropped in Harvard Yard?
- They're rolled in Spain
- They're between kues and esses
- Terry's two
- Spaniards roll theirs
- Sounds you don't hear from a Bostonian
- Some seen in mirrors?
- Skill, in old Rome
- Roman art
- River ends?
- Reservoir borders?
- Razor's edges?
- Predecessors of esses
- Poetica opening
- Pirate's speech disfluencies
- Pirate speech disfluencies
- Pirate interjections
- Part of MGM's motto
- Paintings, e.g., in Latin
- Ovid's art
- Ovid's '-- Amatoria'
- Munitions place: Abbr.
- MGM logo word
- Mexicans roll them
- Litterae or poetica
- Litterae or musica
- Letters often rolled in brogue
- It precedes poetica
- Horace's art
- Horace's "____ Poetica"
- Horace's ''_____ Poetica''
- Horace's ____ Poetica
- Gig implements
- Four in refrigerators
- Followers of kues
- Esses' preceders
- Duo in "Rio Rita"
- Companion of scientia
- Cato's skill
- Bostonians rarely say them
- Boston-accented Harvard dropouts?
- Augustus' art
- Art of MGM?
- Art from Pompeii?
- Art to Ovid
- Aristotle's "___ Rhetorica"
- Antiqua or Nova lead-in
- Antiqua or nova
- Andorra has two of them
- Ammo storehouse: Abbr.
- Amatoria or Poetica lead-in
- "Sine scientia ___ nihil est" ("Without knowledge, skill is nothing")
- "Cherry Orchard" quartet
- "_____ magna" (anagrams, appropriately)
- "_____ longa, vita brevis"
- "_____ Gratis Artis" (M-G-M motto)
- "_____ est celare artem" (Latin proverb)
- "___ sine scientia nihil est" (old Latin motto)
- "___ sine scientia nihil est" (Latin motto)
- "___ Poetica" (Horace)
- "___ Poetica" (Horace work)
- "___ Grammatica" (classic work on Latin)
- "___ est celare artem" ("true art conceals the means by which it's achieved")
- "___ Amatoria" (Ovid work)
- "___ Amatoria"
- "___ Amatoria," Ovid work
- "__ Poetica" (Horace work)
- 'Error' has three
- ''___ Poetica'' (Horace)
- ''___ gratia artis''
- ''__ Gratia Artis'' (MGM motto)
- '-- longa ...'
- '-- Gratia Artis' (motto of MGM)
- _____ gratia artis
- ____ longa vita ...
- ____ gratia artis
- ___ Technica (technology website)
- ___ Technica (tech news website)
- ___ nova, music style
- ___ Nova (music style)
- ___ Nova (14th-century music style)
- ___ magna
- ___ magica (alchemist's work)
- ___ Magica
- ___ artium (logic): Lat.
- ___ artium (art of arts)
- __ gratia artis
- __ Antiqua: 13th-century music