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amo
  • - Ti .., I love you in Italian
  • - "Yo te ......" (words of endearment)
  • - "Ti ......" (Italian lover's declaration)
  • - 'Ti --' (Italian 'I love you')
  • - Italian endearment
  • - Yo te ...
  • - Very briefly, these days
  • - "Te ..." ("I love you")
  • - "Te ..." (Latin love confession)
  • - "te ...." by rihanna
  • - Word in a Spanish love poem
  • - latin lover's "i love"
  • - i love spanish?
  • - "Te ...," Rihanna's hit
  • - word of love, in latin
  • - ...... Ferragamo [perfume brand]
  • - "Yo te ..." ("I love you," in Spanish)
  • - "Hang on ..." ("One sec, dude")
  • - i love, in rome
  • - "Te ..." (one may say to a lover)
  • - Te ... (confession)
  • - "Te ..." (Rihanna's song)
  • - Spanish I love
  • - Latin lovers say this
  • - I love, to Livia
  • - "I love," to Luisa
  • - "Te ..." (Spanish confession)
  • - lima's "i love"
  • - First of a Latin 101 trio
  • - "Te ..." (Spanish for "I love you")
  • - ***Latin for "love"
  • - "Te ..." (2009 Rihanna hit)
  • - "Te ..." (Latin lover's confession)
  • - word in a latin love poem
  • - Te ... ("I love you", in Spanish)
  • - Te ... (Rihanna song whose title translates to I Love You)
  • - Common Latin verb
  • - Latin form of love
  • - Word for a Latin lover?
  • - First-year Latin verb
  • - Latin 101 conjugation
  • - Part of a Latin I trio
  • - Latin lover's verb
  • - First part of a Latin conjugation
  • - First of a Latin trio
  • - Start of a Latin trio
  • - Ovid's "I love"
  • - Verb for Latin lovers
  • - Latin paradigm
  • - I love, to Cato
  • - Start of a Latin 101 trio
  • - "I love," to Ovid
  • - Te-...... cigars
  • - Latin trio leader
  • - Latin series starter
  • - "Ti ......" (Pavarotti album)
  • - "Odi et ......": Catullus
  • - "I love," to Caesar
  • - Te-...... (cigar brand)
  • - Start of a Latin 101 conjugation
  • - Opposite of odi
  • - Noted trio member
  • - Latin-study word
  • - Latin-book word
  • - Latin trio starter
  • - Latin lover's murmur
  • - Latin I paradigm
  • - Latin declaration of love
  • - Latin beginner's word
  • - First-year Latin word
  • - Caesar's 'I love'
  • - Amas preceder
  • - "Yo te ....": Spanish lover's words
  • - "Yo te ......" (Avila avowal)
  • - "Te ......" (Valentine's card phrase)
  • - "Odi et ......" (Catullus poem)
  • - "I love," to a Latin lover
  • - "I love," in Mexico
  • - Word in Latin conjugation
  • - Word in a familiar language lesson
  • - Word from Antony to Cleopatra
  • - Verb taught by Mr. Chips
  • - The Spanish I love?
  • - Te-....: Mexican cigar brand
  • - Te-...... (cigar brand from Mexico)
  • - Start of a Latin I conjugation
  • - Start of a Latin conjugation for "love"
  • - Start of a Latin 101 series
  • - Start of a classic Latin conjugation
  • - Spanish lover's word
  • - Spanish I verb
  • - Spaniard's "I love"
  • - Some Latin, for lovers
  • - Roman's "I love"
  • - Roman swain's "Te ......"
  • - Roman lover's intro
  • - Part of a common Latin conjugation
  • - Ovidian declaration
  • - Opposite of the Latin "odi"
  • - Nero's 'I love'
  • - Member of a notable foreign trio
  • - Master, in Spain
  • - Master, in Mexico
  • - Master, in Madrid
  • - Love, in Esperanto
  • - Love of the past
  • - Lead of a Latin trio?
  • - Latin-lesson verb
  • - Latin trio opener
  • - Latin trio introducer
  • - Latin trio element
  • - Latin lover's statement
  • - Latin lover's favorite word
  • - Latin conjugation start
  • - Latin beginner's verb
  • - Latin 101 lover's word
  • - I love, to Sophia
  • - I love, to Octavius
  • - I love, to Luis
  • - I love, to Lucullus
  • - I love, in Spanish
  • - I love, in old Rome
  • - I love, in La Mancha
  • - I love the Latin way
  • - I love the classic way?
  • - High school Latin word
  • - First-day-of-Latin-class word
  • - First of a Latin threesome
  • - First of a Latin I trio
  • - First in a Latin 101 trio
  • - First in a classical sequence
  • - Don Juan verb
  • - Domitian's "I love"
  • - Conjugation starter
  • - Classical conjugation starter
  • - Catullus's "Odi et ......"
  • - Cato's 'I love'
  • - Beginning Latin word
  • - Beginner's Latin word
  • - Before amas
  • - Basic language trio opener
  • - Basic language lesson word
  • - Barcelonan's "I love"
  • - "Yo te ......" (Spanish 101 phrase)
  • - "Ti ......" (Casanova's declaration)
  • - "Te ......" (Rihanna gold single)
  • - "Te ......" (Latin lover's phrase)
  • - "Te ......" (Latin lover's coo)
  • - "Te ......" (2010 Rihanna single)
  • - "Te ......" ("I love you," abroad)
  • - "Te ......," Ovidian valentine
  • - "Te ...... Corazón," 2006 Prince song
  • - "Odi et ......" (Catullus poem about the thin line between love and hate)
  • - "O Deus, Ego ...... Te" (Latin hymn)
  • - "O Deus Ego ...... Te" (Catholic hymn)
  • - "Just ......" ("Hold up ...")
  • - "Just ......" ("Be right with ya")
  • - "Jock-......" (inspiration for the song "Iko Iko")
  • - "Jock-...... fee-na-ne" ("Iko Iko" lyrics)
  • - "I love" to Latin lovers
  • - "I love," to Mr. Chips
  • - "I love," to Lucius
  • - "I love," in Latin class
  • - "Ella giammai m'......" (Verdi aria)
  • - "......, amas, I love a lass": J. O'Keeffe
  • - 'Yo te --' (Juan's 'I love you')
  • - 'Te --' (Juan's 'I love you')
  • - Latin-class word
  • - Common Latin word
  • - Latin lover's declaration
  • - I love (Lat.)
  • - 'I love,' long ago
  • - Very briefly, in today's slang
  • - "I love," to Livy
  • - 'Te ....': Rihanna song
  • - "Te ......"
  • - Spanish for "I love"
  • - Latin lover's assertion
  • - Livy's "I love"
  • - "I love," in Latin
  • - Latin 'I love'
  • - Rihanna's "Te ......"
  • - I love, Latin
  • - I love, to Octavia
  • - ...., amas, amat ..
  • - Start of a Latin conjugation
  • - Prefix with sphere
  • - Part of a Latin trio
  • - Latin love word
  • - One of a Latin trio
  • - Member of a Latin trio
  • - Latin primer word
  • - Latin lesson word
  • - Word from a Latin lover?
  • - Part of a Latin conjugation
  • - Latin lover's word?
  • - Latin I conjugation
  • - Latin trio word
  • - Loving Latin word
  • - Latin-I verb form
  • - Latin verb
  • - 'Just ......' ('Be right with you')
  • - Latin 101 verb
  • - Latin 101 word
  • - Latin I word
  • - Latin I verb
  • - Wait
  • - "Hold on!"
  • - 'Hang on'
  • - "Just hold on!"
  • - Spanish 101 verb
  • - Spanish verb
  • - Love, in Latin
  • - Love, Latin-style
  • - Opposite of odio
  • - "wait ......" "hold on one second"
  • - i love, in la paz
  • - "Eu te ..." ("I love you")
  • - 'Ti ...' (Cassanova's words)
  • - "Te ... mucho!"
silent-majority
  • - convoluted "non-u" jury testimonial leads to most of us passively agreeing
blare
  • - screeching from red robbo's employers many years back
  • - A big noise - a prime minister, we're told
  • - Make a harsh sound
  • - Trumpets sound for Tony, apparently
  • - loud, harsh sound
  • - play really loud, as a boom box
  • - Loud sound from trumpets
  • - Be loud, like a radio
  • - Trumpeting sound
  • - Sound of bugles
  • - Play too loudly, as a car radio
  • - Make a racket
  • - Made a loud ruckus, like an alarm
  • - Loud sound from a trumpet
  • - Loud noise from a siren
  • - Fanfare sound.
  • - Megaphone sound
  • - Car alarm sound
  • - Sit on, as a horn
  • - Raucous sound
  • - Brass section sound
  • - Sound loudly, as a trumpet
  • - Sound of trumpets
  • - Blast, as a radio
  • - Noise from car horns or trumpets
  • - Bugle sound
  • - Harsh bugle sound
  • - Really blow a trumpet
  • - Use a trumpet
  • - Blast a trumpet
  • - Be loud, as a radio
  • - Loudspeaker sound
  • - Blast from the brass
  • - Sound a trumpet
  • - Alarming sound
  • - Sound from a loudspeaker
  • - Be excessively loud, as a radio
  • - Sound over a subway's public address system, e.g.
  • - Sound the trumpets
  • - Loudspeaker's sound
  • - Sound like a siren, e.g.
  • - Make like a trumpet
  • - Make a tantara
  • - Blast, as a stereo
  • - Boom-box sound
  • - Earsplitting sound
  • - Sound of trumpets, e.g.
  • - What loudspeakers do, sometimes
  • - Loudspeaker sound (and a letter bank for 60-Across)
  • - Boombox sound
  • - Sound loudly
  • - Trumpet's sound
  • - Toot gratingly
  • - Like an alarm
  • - Trumpet's blast
  • - Trumpet toot
  • - Proclaim flamboyantly
  • - Play real loud
  • - Emulate Stentor
  • - Strident noise
  • - Siren's wail, e.g
  • - Bugle noise
  • - Trumpet blast
  • - Megaphone noise
  • - Brief fanfare
  • - Loudly project
  • - Play loudly, as music
  • - Raucous noise
  • - Lean on the horn
  • - Trumpet noise
  • - Trumpeter's noise
  • - *Announce with great fanfare
  • - Loud horn noise
  • - Bugle blast
  • - Blow that horn!
  • - Play loud
  • - Brassy horn blast
  • - Trumpet emanation
  • - Crank up the tunes
  • - Brassy blast
  • - Proclaim noisily
  • - Proclaim vociferously
  • - Be on high?
  • - Play up to the max?
  • - Loud, raucous noise
  • - Blast loudly
  • - Bit of noise pollution
  • - Aural assault
  • - Tantara, e.g.
  • - Radio roar
  • - Exclaim loudly
  • - What trumpets do
  • - Traffic jam noise
  • - Stridor
  • - Tantara
  • - Trumpet's call
  • - Proclaim loudly
  • - Trumpet call
sashes
  • - Bands in school generally look like they've been fired up
  • - They're worn over the shoulder or around the waist
  • - Bands in school generally look like they've been burnt out
  • - Pane holders
  • - They hug beauty pageant winners
  • - Window pane holders
  • - They take great panes
  • - They take panes
  • - Dress ribbons
  • - Beauty pageant contestants' bands
  • - Bands of fabric seen at beauty pageants
  • - Bachelorette party accessories
  • - Waist wear
  • - Beauty-pageant attire
  • - Sliding window frames
  • - Robe parts
  • - Pageant identifiers
  • - Waist accessories
  • - Bands of elite forces protecting the girl
  • - Wide belts
  • - Obis
  • - Pageant garments
  • - Air hostess dismisses trio of bands
  • - Merit badge displayers
  • - Window frames the girl in elite forces
  • - Bands around the waist or chest
  • - Pageant accessories
  • - Ornamental bands
  • - Places for scout badges
  • - Scout uniform parts
  • - Scout badge holders
  • - Pageant bands
  • - Pageant contestants' accessories
  • - Pageant contestant identifiers, often
  • - Waist cinchers
  • - Military bands
  • - Miss America contestants' array
  • - Beauty pageant accessories
  • - Robe accessories
  • - Window frames
  • - Windows operating system may include these five tests following launch of server
  • - Scouts' accessories
  • - Strips at a pageant
  • - Window frameworks
  • - Girl Scout accessories
  • - Beauty pageant identifiers
  • - Foreign Legion wear
  • - Beauty pageant bands
  • - Pageant markers
  • - Bathrobe ties
  • - Pageant attire
  • - Beauty pageant wear
  • - Military uniform accouterments
  • - Military uniform parts
  • - Beauty queens' accessories
  • - Parts of windows
  • - Windows frameworks
  • - Pageant winners' accessories
  • - Robe closers
  • - Cummerbund's cousins
  • - Obis, e.g.
  • - Cummerbunds
  • - Obis and the like
  • - Wide waistbands
  • - Kimono fasteners
  • - Obi's
  • - Boy Scout buys
  • - Waistbands
  • - Scarves worn around the waist.
  • - Colorful belts.
  • - What male characters wear in "Cavalleria."
  • - Middle managers?
  • - Casements
  • - Window parts
  • - Ribbons
  • - Ties
  • - Pageant wear
  • - Belts
  • - Diagonally worn pageant accessories
  • - Miss Universe winners sport satin ones
  • - windows components needing small series of tests
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