- - ...... dei (mary's title)
- - lightning's pal in "cars"
- - Mom in Middlesex
- - Lightning McQueen's pal
- - Etonian's mum
- - Middlesex mom
- - Oxfordian's parent, e.g.
- - Livy's parent
- - Brit's mom
- - Mom overseas
- - Maidstone mom
- - Alma's successor
- - Etonian's mom
- - Pater's partner
- - Eton boy's mother
- - Eton boy's mom
- - Mom, to a Harrow boy
- - Harrow student's parent
- - Pater's wife
- - British boy's mom
- - Parent, British style.
- - Eton boy's parent.
- - Roman's mother.
- - Etonian's parent
- - Mother making the final move?
- - *one concerned with possessions
- - Many a tear has been shed by mother
- - Alma ....; school once attended
- - the mother of a colleague near the top of the road
- - Mother is one who wins a game of chess
- - Mother, in Latin
- - mother can't lose at chess
- - Parent of son expelled by teacher
- - Venus, to Cupid
- - Mother (Latin)
- - Alma ...... (where someone went to college)
- - 'Cars' tow truck
- - Alma ....
- - Alma .... (school song)
- - He gets knighted in 'Cars 2'
- - Agrippina, to Nero
- - Mother — a term now rarely used
- - Dura ...... (brain membrane)
- - Looking back, lots of the papers cover first Tallaght hospital in Dublin
- - Mother (Latin or old slang)
- - "Alma" or "dura" follower
- - Livia, to Tiberius
- - "Stabat ......" (Latin hymn)
- - Mumsy
- - Well-known Alma?
- - Pram pusher, perhaps
- - Mother, at 24 Down
- - "...... et Magistra" (John XXIII encyclical)
- - Agrippina II, to Nero
- - Mother, for Mark Antony
- - Stabat ........
- - Etonian parent
- - Mother, in Manchester
- - ..........et Magistra (1961 encyclical)
- - "Stabat ......," noted hymn
- - Pia follower
- - Alma follower
- - Mother, to an Etonian
- - Stabat or Alma
- - Pia or alma
- - Parent in old Rome
- - Latin parent
- - Dura ......
- - Latin relative
- - Family member, in Soho
- - Alma or pia
- - Cornelia, for one
- - College, to some.
- - Mother: Brit.
- - Parent, London style.
- - Mother: Lat.
- - Mother: Brit. colloq.
- - Roman mother.
- - Parent
- - .... Dolorosa
- - Mum
- - Pram pusher
- - Mother
- - tow truck in the cars movies
- - Mother, it seems, is a winner at chess
- - Match right part of the brain
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