| Julius Caesar's language | 28 |
| It can be vulgar | 16 |
| Hogwarts motto language | 23 |
| Galba's tongue | 18 |
| Forum tongue | 12 |
| Follower of Low or Vulgar | 25 |
| Famed quarter | 13 |
| Exempli gratia, for example | 27 |
| Caesar's medium | 19 |
| Brazilian e.g. | 15 |
| Amo, veni, ubi, etc. | 20 |
| Amo, esse, ego, etc. | 20 |
| Alternative to vernacular, historically | 39 |
| "Dies Irae" language | 30 |
| "Amo, amas" class | 27 |
| "Ad hominem" source | 29 |
| . . . in this language | 22 |
| ____ America | 12 |
| J.Lo, for one | 13 |
| Lady from south of the border | 29 |
| Dora the Explorer, for one | 26 |
| Via ___ (used by Hannibal) | 26 |
| Vanidades magazine reader | 25 |
| Typical reader of Vanidades magazine | 36 |
| Spanish-speaking female | 23 |
| She may live in a barrio | 24 |
| Shakira, e.g. | 13 |
| Señorita, say | 16 |
| Selena, for one | 15 |
| Selena or J. Lo | 15 |
| Salma Hayek, for one | 20 |
| Rosie Perez or Jennifer Lopez | 29 |
| Monthly magazine whose first cover featured Jennifer Lopez | 58 |
| Monterrey miss, e.g. | 20 |
| Many a telenovela watcher | 25 |
| Many a novela watcher | 21 |
| Jennifer Lopez, notably | 23 |
| Jennifer Lopez, for one | 23 |
| Jennifer Lopez or Selena | 24 |
| Fashion magazine aimed at Hispanic women | 40 |
| Dora the Explorer, e.g. | 23 |
| Daisy Fuentes, e.g. | 19 |
| Chicana | 7 |
| Bilingual woman, maybe | 22 |
| America Ferrera, for one | 24 |
| Introductory language course | 28 |
| Freshman language course | 24 |
| Where "amo, amas, amat" is taught | 43 |
| Where "amo, amas, amat" is learned | 44 |
| Prep-school freshman's subject | 34 |
| Friend of Dante | 15 |
| Course in which to conjugate "amo, amas, amat ..." | 60 |
| Basic language course | 21 |
| "Amo, amas, amat" class | 33 |
| Barrio resident | 15 |
| Bodega patron | 13 |
| Mexican-American, e.g. | 22 |
| Hispanic American, e.g. | 23 |
| Hispanic American | 17 |
| Hispanic | 8 |
| Person of Spanish-speaking descent | 34 |
| Mexican man, say | 16 |
| Like about 13% of Americans | 27 |
| Bodega owner, often | 19 |
| Univision TV viewer | 19 |
| Typical Univision viewer | 24 |
| Telemundo viewer | 16 |
| Spanish speaker, often | 22 |
| Spanglish speaker, often | 24 |
| Spanglish speaker, maybe | 24 |
| South American, say | 19 |
| Ricky Martin, notably | 21 |
| Paul Rodriguez or George Lopez | 30 |
| Oft-profiled Arizonan | 21 |
| Nuyorican, e.g. | 15 |
| Mexican-American, for one | 25 |
| Mexican American, e.g. | 22 |
| Marco Rubio, for one | 20 |
| Many a Dream Act beneficiary | 28 |
| Like many Telemundo viewers | 27 |
| Like about 7% of the U.S. electorate | 36 |
| Italian or spaniard | 19 |
| Hoy reader, typically | 21 |
| Hispano's kin | 17 |
| Hispanic-American | 17 |
| Hispanic person | 15 |
| Hispanic guy | 12 |
| Hispanic chap | 13 |
| Emilio Estefan, notably | 23 |
| Colombian or Puerto Rican | 25 |
| Central American | 16 |
| Somewhat tardy | 14 |
| Running a few minutes behind | 28 |
| Nearing bedtime | 15 |
| A little tardy | 14 |
| A little behind | 15 |
| Somewhat behind schedule | 24 |
| Running a little behind schedule? | 33 |
| Rather tardy | 12 |
| Rather behind | 13 |