Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

A 7s - Latin ABDOMEN ABDEMNO body cavity containing viscera [n -MINA] ABOLLAE AABELLO ABOLLA, worn in [n] ABORTUS ABORSTU aborted fetus [n -ES] ACICULA AACCILU needlelike part or process [n -E] ACTINIA AACIINT marine animal [n -E] ACULEUS ACELSUU sharp-pointed part [n -EI] ADENOMA AADEMNO tumor of glandular origin [n -S or -TA] AEDILES ADEEILS AEDILE, magistrate of ancient Rome [n] AETATIS AAEISTT of age of [adj] AGENDUM ADEGMNU item on agenda [n -S] AGNOMEN AEGMNNO additional name given to ancient Roman [n -S or -MINA] ALODIUM ADILMOU allodium (land held in absolute ownership) [n -IA] ALUMNAE AAELMNU ALUMNA, female graduate [n] ALUMNUS ALMNSUU male graduate [n -NI] AMBONES ABEMNOS AMBO, pulpit in early Christian church [n] AMENTUM AEMMNTU ament (mentally deficient person) [n -TA] AMOEBAE AABEEMO AMOEBA, unicellular microscopic organism [n] AMPULLA AALLMPU globular bottle used in ancient Rome [n -E] ANCILLA AACILLN helper (one that helps (to give assistance to)) [n -E] ANGELUS AEGLNSU Roman Catholic prayer [n -ES] ANNULUS ALNNSUU ring or ringlike part [n -ES or -LI] ANTEFIX AEFINTX upright ornament at eaves of tiled roof [n -ES or -AE or -A] ANTENNA AAENNNT metallic device for sending or receiving radio waves [n -E] ANTHRAX AAHNRTX infectious disease [n -ES or -ACES] APHTHAE AAEHHPT APHTHA, small blister in mouth or stomach [n] ARABICA AAABCIR evergreen shrub that produces coffee beans [n -S] ARAWANA AAAANRW arowana (tropical fish) [n -S] ARCANUM AACMNRU mystery (something that is not or cannot be known, understood, or explained) [n -S or -NA] AREOLAE AAEELOR AREOLA, small space in network of leaf veins [n] ARGUSES AEGRSSU ARGUS, East Indian pheasant [n] ARISTAE AAEIRST ARISTA, bristlelike structure or appendage [n] ARMIGER AEGIMRR one who carries armor of knight [n -S] ARMILLA AAILLMR thin membrane around stem of certain fungi [n -E] AROWANA AAANORW tropical fish [n -S] ARUANAS AAANRSU ARUANA, arowana (tropical fish) [n] ARUSPEX AEPRSUX haruspex (soothsayer of ancient Rome) [n -PICES] ASARUMS AAMRSSU ASARUM, perennial herb [n] ASEPSIS AEIPSSS condition of being aseptic [n -SES] ATRIUMS AIMRSTU ATRIUM, main room of ancient Roman house [n] AUREOLA AAELORU halo [n -E] AURORAE AAEORRU AURORA, rising light of morning [n] AXILLAE AAEILLX AXILLA, armpit (hollow under arm at shoulder) [n] B 7s - Latin BABESIA AABBEIS parasitic protozoan [n -E, -S] BACULUM ABCLMUU bone in penis of many mammals [n -S or -LA]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

BAOBABS AABBBOS BAOBAB, tropical tree [n] BASILIC ABCIILS pertaining to basilica (ancient Roman building) [adj] BIFIDUM BDFIIMU bacterium often added to yogurt [n -DA or -S] BIREMES BEEIMRS BIREME, ancient galley [n] BOLETUS BELOSTU fungus (any of major group of lower plants) [n -ES or -TI] C 7s - Latin CAESTUS ACESSTU cestus (hand covering for ancient Roman boxers) [n -ES] CAESURA AACERSU pause in line of verse [n -E] CALAMUS AACLMSU marsh plant [n -MI, -ES] CAMBIUM ABCIMMU layer of plant tissue [n -S or -IA] CAMERAE AACEEMR CAMERA, judge's chamber [n] CANNULA AACLNNU tube inserted into bodily cavity [n -E] CANTHUS ACHNSTU corner of eye [n -HI] CANULAE AACELNU CANULA, cannula (tube inserted into bodily cavity) [n] CARINAE AACEINR CARINA, carinate anatomical part [n] CARITAS AACIRST love for all people [n -ES] CAROLUS ACLORSU old English coin [n -ES or -LI] CATENAE AACEENT CATENA, closely linked series [n] CAVEOLA AACELOV small pit in cell [n -E] CENTAUR ACENRTU mythological creature [n -s] CENTRUM CEMNRTU body of vertebra [n -S or -RA] CENTUMS CEMNSTU CENTUM, one hundred [n] CESURAE ACEERSU CESURA, caesura (pause in line of verse) [n] CHAETAE AACEEHT CHAETA, bristle or seta [n] CHALAZA AAACHLZ band of tissue in egg [n -E] CHIASMA AACHIMS anatomical junction [n -S or -TA] CICADAE AACCDEI CICADA, winged insect [n] CITHARA AACHIRT ancient stringed instrument [n -S] CLASSIS ACILSSS governing body in certain churches [n -SES] CLEOMES CEELMOS CLEOME, tropical plant [n] CLOACAE AACCELO CLOACA, sewer [n] CLYPEUS CELPSUY shield-like structure [n -EI] COCHLEA ACCEHLO part of ear [n -E] CODEXES CDEEOSX CODEX, ancient manuscript [n] CODICES CCDEIOS CODEX, ancient manuscript [n] COLOBUS BCLOOSU large African monkey [n -SES or -BI] COLONUS CLNOOSU freeborn serf [n -NI] COMITIA ACIIMOT public assembly in ancient Rome [n COMITIA] COMMATA AACMMOT COMMA, fragment of few words or feet in ancient prosody [n] CONCHAE ACCEHNO CONCHA, ornamental disk [n] CONGIUS CGINOSU ancient unit of measure [n -II] CONURES CENORSU CONURE, tropical American parakeet [n] COPULAE ACELOPU COPULA, something that links [n] CORONAE ACENOOR CORONA, luminous circle around celestial body [n] COTHURN CHNORTU worn by ancient Roman actors [n -S or -NI] COXITIS CIIOSTX inflammation of hip joint [n -IDES]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CRANIUM ACIMNRU skull [n -S or -IA] CRISSUM CIMRSSU region of feathers on bird [n -SA] CRISTAE ACEIRST CRISTA, part of cell [n] CUBITAL ABCILTU CUBIT, ancient measure of length [adj] CUBITUS BCISTUU forearm [n -TI, -ES] CULMINA ACILMNU CULMEN, upper ridge of bird's beak [n] CUMULUS CLMSUUU type of cloud [n -LI OR -ES] CUPULAE ACELPUU CUPULA, cupule (cup-shaped anatomical structure) [n] CURCUMA ACCMRUU tropical plant [n -S] CYPSELA ACELPSY achene in certain plants [n -E] D 7s - Latin DECAGON ACDEGNO ten-sided polygon [n -S] DECIDUA ACDDEIU mucous membrane of uterus [n -E] DECUMAN ACDEMNU extremely large [adj] DEMENTI DEEIMNT official denial of published statement [n -S] DEUTZIA ADEITUZ ornamental shrub [n -S] DEXTERS DEERSTX DEXTER, animal of breed of Irish cattle [n] DICTUMS CDIMSTU DICTUM, authoritative statement [n] DIPLOMA ADILMOP certificate of academic degree [n -S or -TA] / to furnish with diploma [v -ED, -ING, -S] DIPTYCA ACDIPTY diptych (ancient writing tablet) [n -S] DIPTYCH CDHIPTY ancient writing tablet [n -S] DISTICH CDHIIST couplet (pair of successive lines of verse) [n -S] DOGMATA AADGMOT DOGMA, principle or belief put forth as authoritative [n] DRACHMA AACDHMR former monetary unit of Greece [n -S, -E or -I] DUUMVIR DIMRUUV magistrate of ancient Rome [n -S or -I] E 7s - Latin ECHIDNA ACDEHIN spiny anteater [n -E] ECHINUS CEHINSU echinoid (spiny marine animal) [n -NI, -ES] ECLOGUE CEEGLOU pastoral poem [n -S] EIGHTVO EGHIOTV octavo (page size) [n -S] EMBOLUS BELMOSU abnormal particle circuLating in blood [n -LI] EMERITA AEEIMRT retired woman who retains honorary title [n -S or -E] EMPYEMA AEEMMPY collection of pus in body cavity [n -S or -TA] ENEMATA AAEEMNT ENEMA, liquid injected into rectum [n] ENTASIS AEINSST slight convexity in column [n -SES] EQUITES EEIQSTU EQUES, member of privileged military class of ancient Rome [n] ERRATUM AEMRRTU printing error [n -TA] ESTIVAL AEILSTV pertaining to summer [adj] ETYMONS EMNOSTY ETYMON, earliest known form of word [n -S or -MA] EULOGIA AEGILOU holy bread [n -E] EURIPUS EIPRSUU swift sea channel [n -PI] EXARCHS ACEHRSX ruler of province in Byzantine Empire [n -S] EXEDRAE ADEEERX EXEDRA, curved outdoor bench [n] EXHEDRA ADEEHRX exedra (curved outdoor bench) [n -E] EXUVIUM EIMUUVX molted covering of animal [n -IAE or -IA] F 7s - Latin

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

FACULAE AACEFLU FACULA, unusually bright spot on sun's surface [n] FAMULUS AFLMSUU servant or attendant [n -LI] FARRAGO AAFGORR confused mixture [n -ES] FASCIAE AACEFIS FASCIA, broad and distinct band of color [n] FECIALS ACEFILS FECIAL, fetial (priest of ancient Rome) [n] FECULAE ACEEFLU FECULA, fecal matter [n] FERRUMS EFMRRSU FERRUM, iron [n] FERULAE AEEFLRU FERULA, flat piece of wood [n] FETIALS AEFILST FETIAL, priest of ancient Rome [n] FIBROMA ABFIMOR benign tumor composed of fibrous tissue [n -S or -TA] FIBULAE ABEFILU FIBULA, bone of leg [n] FICUSES CEFISSU FICUS, tropical tree [n] FILARIA AAFIILR parasitic worm [n -E] FIMBRIA ABFIIMR fringe or fringe-like structure [n -E] FISTULA AFILSTU duct formed by imperfect closing of wound [n -E] FLAMENS AEFLMNS FLAMEN, priest of ancient Rome [n] FLOCCUS CCFLOSU floccule (tuft-like mass) [n -CI] FLOREAT AEFLORT to express desire that someone may flourish [n -S] FLORUIT FLIORTU period of flourishing [n -S] FOISONS FINOOSS FOISON, strength (capacity for endurance) FORAMEN AEFMNOR small anatomical opening [n -MINA] FORMULA AFLMORU exact method for doing something [n -E] FOURGON FGNOORU wagon for carrying luggage [n -S] FOVEOLA AEFLOOV small fovea (shallow anatomical depression) [n -E] FRACTUS ACFRSTU ragged cloud [n -TI] FRAENUM AEFMNRU frenum (connecting fold of membrane) [n -S or -A] FREESIA AEEFIRS African herb [n -S] FRENUMS EFMNRSU FRENUM, connecting fold of membrane [n] FRUSTUM FMRSTUU part of conical solid [n -S or -TA] FULCRUM CFLMRUU support for lever [n -S or -RA] FUMULUS FLMSUUU thin cloud [n -LI] FURCULA ACFLRUU forked bone [n -E] FUTHARC ACFHRTU futhark (ancient alphabet) [n -S] FUTHARK AFHKRTU ancient alphabet [n -S] FUTHORC CFHORTU futhark (ancient alphabet) [n -S] FUTHORK FHKORTU futhark (ancient alphabet) [n -S] G 7s - Latin GAZANIA AAAGINZ South African herb [n -S] GERMINA AEGIMNR GERMEN, something that serves as origin [n] GINGIVA AGGIINV fleshy tissue that surrounds teeth [n -E] GLOSSAE AEGLOSS GLOSSA, tongue [n] GLUTEUS EGLSTUU buttock muscle [n -EI] GRACILE ACGEILR gracefully slender [adj] GUAIACS AACGISU guaiacum (medicinal resin) [n] GUMMATA AAGMMTU GUMMA, soft tumor [n] H 7s - Latin

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

HABITUS ABHISTU bodily build and constitution [n HABITUS OR -ES] HALCYON ACHLNOY mythical bird [n -S] HELICON CEHILNO large bass tuba [n -S] HELLERI EEHILLR tropical fish [n -S or -ES] HERNIAE AEEHINR HERNIA, protrusion of organ through its surrounding wall [n] HEXAGON AEGHNOX polygon having six sides [n -S] HOSANNA AAHNNOS to praise [n -S] HUMERUS EHMRSUU large bone of upper arm [n -RI] I 7s - Latin IAMBICS ABCIIMS IAMBIC, iamb (type of metrical foot) [n] ICTERUS CEIRSTU diseased condition of liver [n -ES] ILEITIS EIIILST inflammation of ileum [n -IDES or -ES] IMPETUS EIMPSTU impelling force [n -ES] INCUBUS BCINSUU demon (evil spirit) [n -ES or -BI] INERTIA AEIINRT tendency of body to resist acceleration [n -E] INFULAE AEFILNU INFULA, either of two ribbons on bishop's miter [n] INSULAE AEILNSU INSULA, region of brain [n] INTIMAE AEIIMNT INTIMA, innermost layer of organ [n] ISCHIUM CHIIMSU pelvic bone [n -IA] ISTHMUS HIMSSTU strip of land connecting two larger land masses [n -ES or -MI] J 7s - Latin JACOBUS ABCJOSU old English coin [n -ES] JEJUNUM EJJMNUU part of small intestine [n -NA or -S] JERBOAS ABEJORS JERBOA, small rodent [n] JOANNES AEJNNOS johannes (Portuguese coin) [n JOANNES] JUGULUM GJLMUUU part of bird's neck [n -LA] JUJUBES BEJJSUU JUJUBE, fruit-flavored candy [n] K 7s - Latin KALIUMS AIKLMSU KALIUM, potassium [n] KERRIAS AEIKRRS KERRIA, Chinese shrub [n] KHANATE AAEHKNT domain of khan (Asian ruler) [n -S] KITHARA AAHIKRT cithara (ancient stringed instrument) [n -S] KRATERS AEKRRST KRATER, type of vase (rounded, decorative container) [n] L 7s - Latin LABARUM AABLMRU ecclesiastical banner [n -S or -RA] LABRUMS ABLMRSU LABRUM, lip or liplike structure [n] LACUNAE AACELNU LACUNA, empty space or missing part [n] LAMELLA AAELLLM thin plate, scale, or membrane [n -E] LAMINAE AAEILMN LAMINA, thin plate, scale, or layer [n] LANTANA AAALNNT tropical shrub [n -S] LANUGOS AGLNOSU LANUGO, soft hair LATRIAS AAILRST LATRIA, supreme worship given to God only, in Roman Catholicism [n] LAVABOS AABLOSV LAVABO, ceremonial washing in certain Christian churches [n] LEMMATA AAELMMT LEMMA, type of proposition in logic [n] LEMURES EELMRSU ghosts of dead in ancient Roman religion [n] LEXICON CEILNOX dictionary [n -S or -CA]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

LICTORS CILORST LICTOR, magistrate's attendant in ancient Rome [n] LIGULAE AEGILLU LIGULA, strap-shaped organ or part [n] LIMULUS ILLMSUU horseshoe crab [n -LI] LINCTUS CILNSTU syrupy medicine [n -ES] LINGUAE AEGILNU LINGUA, tongue or tonguelike part [n] LINGULA AGILLNU organ or process shaped like tongue [n -E] LOCULUS CLLOSUU small, cell-like chamber [n -LI] LOIASIS AIILOSS tropical disease caused by eye worms [n -SES, -ES] LORICAE ACEILOR LORICA, protective covering or shell [n] LUMBAGO ABGLMOU pain in lower back [n -S] LUNULAE AELLNUU LUNULA, small crescent-shaped structure [n] LUPANAR AALNPRU brothel (house of prostitution) [n -S] LUSTRAL ALLRSTU pertaining to lustrum (ceremonial purification of population in ancient Rome) [adj] LUSTRUM LMRSTUU ceremonial purification of population in ancient Rome [n -S or -RA] LUSUSES ELSSSUU LUSUS, abnormality (abnormity (departure from ordinary type)) [n] M 7s - Latin MACULAE AACELMU MACULA, spot [n] MAENADS AADEMNS MAENAD, female participant in ancient Greek orgies [n] MAGMATA AAAGMMT MAGMA, molten matter from which igneous rock is formed [n] MAGNUMS AGMMNSU MAGNUM, large wine bottle [n] MALLEUS AELLMSU bone of middle ear [n -EI] MAMILLA AAILLMM mammilla (nipple (protuberance on breast)) [n -E] MARANTA AAAMNRT tropical plant [n -S] MAXILLA AAILLMX upper jaw or jawbone [n -E] MAXIMUM AIMMMUX greatest possible amount, quantity, or degree [n -S or -MA] MEDIUMS DEIMMSU MEDIUM, surrounding environment in which something functions and thrives [n] MEDULLA ADELLMU central tissue in stems of certain plants [n -E] MEIOSIS EIIMOSS type of cell division [n -SES] MICELLA ACEILLM micelle (coherent strand or structure in fiber) [n -E] MIMOSAS AIMMOSS MIMOSA, tropical plant [n] MIMULUS ILMMSUU flowering plant [n -ES] MINIMUM IIMMMNU least possible amount, quantity, or degree [n -S or -MA] MINIUMS IIMMNSU MINIUM, red pigment [n] MINORCA ACIMNOR any of breed of large domestic fowls [n -S] MINUTIA AIIMNTU small detail [n -E] MITOSIS IIMOSST type of cell division [n -SES] MODICUM CDIMMOU small amount [n -S or -CA] MODULUS DLMOSUU number that produces same remainder when divided into each of two numbers [n -LI] MONILIA AIILMNO type of parasitic fungus [n -E] MORPHOS HMOOPRS MORPHO, tropical butterfly [n] MORULAE AELMORU MORULA, embryonic mass of cells [n] MUCOSAE ACEMOSU MUCOSA, mucous membrane [n] MURRHAS AHMRRSU MURRHA, murra (substance used to make fine vases and cups in ancient Rome) [n] MURRINE EIMNRRU pertaining to murra (substance used to make fine vases and cups in ancient Rome) [adj] MUSEUMS EMMSSUU MUSEUM, place where objects of lasting interest or value are cared for and exhibited [n] MYCOSIS CIMOSSY disease caused by fungus [n -SES]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

N 7s - Latin NANDINA AADINNN Asian shrub [n -S] NANDINS ADINNNS NANDIN, evergreen shrub [n] NARCOMA AACMNOR stupor induced by narcotic [n -S or -TA] NARTHEX AEHNRTX vestibule in church [n -ES] NATRIUM AIMNRTU sodium (metallic element) [n -S] NEBULAE ABEELNU NEBULA, cloud-like interstellar mass [n] NEMESIA AEEIMNS flowering African plant [n -S] NEMESIS EEIMNSS formidable opponent [n -SES] NEURULA AELNRUU vertebrate embryo [n -E] NONAGON AGNNNOO nine-sided polygon [n -S] NOSTRUM MNORSTU medicine of one's own invention [n -S] NOVENAE AEENNOV NOVENA, religious devotion lasting nine days [n] NOVENAS AENNOSV NOVENA, religious devotion lasting nine days [n] NUCLEUS CELNSUU essential part of cell [n -ES or -EI] NYMPHAE AEHMNPY NYMPHA, fold of vulva [n] O 7s - Latin OCELLUS CELLOSU minute simple eye [n OCELLI] OCHREAE ACEEHOR OCHREA, ocrea (sheathing plant part) [n] OCTAGON ACGNOOT eight-sided polygon [n -S] OCTAVOS ACOOSTV OCTAVO, page size [n] OCTOPUS COOPSTU nocturnal octopod [n -ES or -PI or -PODES] OMENTUM EMMNOTU fold in abdominal membrane [n -S or -TA] OPTIMUM IMMOPTU most favorable condition for obtaining given result [n -S or -MA] ORATRIX AIORRTX female orator (one that orates (to speak formally)) [n -ICES] ORGANUM AGMNORU organon (system of rules for scientific investigation) [n -S or -NA] OSCULUM CLMOSUU opening in sponge [n -LA] OSTOSIS IOOSSST formation of bone [n -ES or -SES] P 7s - Latin PABLUMS ABLMPSU PABLUM, insipid writing or speech [n] PABULUM ABLMPUU food (substance taken into body to maintain life and growth) [n -s] AILLMPU cloak worn in ancient Rome [n -S or -IA] PANDOOR ADNOOPR pandour (marauding soldier) [n -S] PANDORA AADNOPR bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] PANDORE ADENOPR bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] PANDOUR ADNOPRU marauding soldier [n -S] PANDURA AADNPRU bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] PANICUM ACIMNPU grass [n -S] PAPHIAN AAHINPP prostitute [n -S] PAPILLA AAILLPP nipple-like projection [n -E] PAPULAE AAELPPU PAPULA, papule (pimple (inflamed swelling of skin)) [n] PAPYRUS APPRSUY tall aquatic plant [n -ES or -RI] PARESIS AEIPRSS partial loss of ability to move [n -SES] PATELLA AAELLPT flat movable bone at front of knee [n -E] PATINAE AAEINPT PATINA, green film that forms on bronze [n] PECCAVI ACCEIPV confession of sin [n -S]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

PENATES AEENPST Roman gods of household [n] PERITUS EIPRSTU expert theologian [n -TI] PERSONA AENOPRS character in literary work [n -E] PETASUS AEPSSTU broad-brimmed hat worn in ancient Greece [n -ES] PHALANX AAHLNPX formation of infantry in ancient Greece [n -ES] PHALLUS AHLLPSU penis (male organ of copulation) [n -ES or -LI] PHARAOH AAHHOPR ruler of ancient Egypt [n -S] PHARYNX AHNPRXY section of digestive tract [n -ES or -NGES] PHOEBUS BEHOPSU sun [n -ES] PINETUM EIMNPTU plantation of pine trees [n -TA] PINNULA AILNNPU pinnule (pinnate part or organ) [n -E] PISCINA ACIINPS basin used in certain church ceremonies [n -E] PLANULA AALLNPU free-swimming larva of certain organisms [n -E] PLATIES AEILPST PLATY, small tropical fish [n] PLEIADS ADEILPS PLEIAD, group of seven illustrious persons [n] PLENUMS ELMNPSU PLENUM, space considered as fully occupied by matter [n] PLEURAE AEELPRU PLEURA, membrane that envelops lungs [n] PLUMBUM BLMMPUU lead [n -S] PLUTEUS ELPSTUU larva of sea urchin [n -EI] PODESTA ADEOPST Italian magistrate [n -S] PODIUMS DIMOPSU PODIUM, small platform (raised floor or flat surface) [n] POLYGON GLNOOPY closed plane figure bounded by straight lines [n -S] POLYPUS LOPPSUY growth protruding from mucous lining of organ [n -ES or -PI] POMATUM AMMOPTU perfumed hair dressing [n -S] PORCINO CINOOPR edible mushroom [n -NI] PRAETOR AEOPRRT ancient Roman magistrate [n -S] PRECAVA AACEPRV vein in higher vertebrates [n -E] PREMIUM EIMMPRU additional payment [n -S] PREPUPA AEPPPRU stage preceding pupa [n -E] PRETORS EOPRRST PRETOR, praetor (ancient Roman magistrate) [n] PRIAPUS AIPPRSU representation of phallus [n -ES or -PI] PROVISO IOOPRSV clause in document introducing condition or restriction [n -S or -ES] PROXIMO IMOOPRX of or occurring in following month [adj] PTERYLA AELPRTY feathered area on skin of bird [n -E] PTISANS AINPSST PTISAN, tea of herbs or barley [n] PUNCTUM CMNPTUU opening of tear duct [n -TA] PUTAMEN AEMNPTU hard covering of kernel of certain fruits [n -MINA] PYLORUS LOPRSUY opening between stomach and duodenum [n -ES or -RI] Q 7s - Latin QUANTUM AMNQTUU fundamental unit of energy [n -TA] QUELEAS AEELQSU QUELEA, African weaverbird [n] QUESTOR EOQRSTU quaestor (ancient Roman magistrate) [n -S] QUIETUS EIQSTUU final settlement [n -ES] QUORATE AEOQRTU attaining quora* [adj] QUORUMS MOQRSUU QUORUM, particularly chosen group [n] R 7s - Latin

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

RADULAE AADELRU RADULA, tonguelike organ of mollusks [n] RASBORA AABORRS tropical fish [n -S] RECTRIX CEIRRTX feather of bird's tail [n -ICES] RECTUMS CEMRSTU RECTUM, terminal portion of large intestine [n] REGINAE AEEGINR REGINA, queen [n] REGULUS EGLRSUU mass that forms beneath slag in furnace [n -ES or -LI] REMORAS AEMORRS type of marine fish [n -S] RETINAE AEEINRT RETINA, membrane of eye [n] REVERSO EEORRSV verso (left-hand page of book) [n -S] RHAMNUS AHMNRSU thorny tree or shrub [n -ES] RHAPHAE AAEHHPR RHAPHE, raphe (seamlike ridge between two halves of organ or part) [n] RHATANY AAHNRTY South American shrub [n -NIES] RHETORS EHORRST RHETOR, teacher of rhetoric (study of effective speech and writing) [n] RHOMBUS BHMORSU type of geometric figure [n -ES or -BI] RIVULUS ILRSUUV small tropical American fish [n -ES] ROBUSTA ABORSTU coffee grown in Africa [n -S] ROSTRUM MORRSTU beaklike process or part [n -S or -RA] S 7s - Latin SABBATH AABBHST sabbat (assembly of demons and witches) [n -S] SABBATS AABBSST SABBAT, assembly of demons and witches [n] SACRUMS ACMRSSU SACRUM, bone of pelvis [n] SAMARAS AAAMRSS SAMARA, dry, one-seeded fruit [n] SANCTUM ACMNSTU sacred place [n -S or -TA] SARCINA AACINRS spherical bacterium [n -E] SARCOMA AACMORS type of tumor (abnormal swelling) [n -S or -TA] SARDIUS ADIRSSU sard (variety of quartz) [n -ES] SATRAPS AAPRSST SATRAP, governor of province in ancient Persia [n] SATRAPY AAPRSTY territory of satrap (governor of province in ancient Persia) [n -PIES] SCALARE AACELRS tropical fish [n -S] SCAPULA AACLPSU bone of shoulder [n -E] SCLERAE ACEELRS SCLERA, white, fibrous outer coat of eyeball [n] SCOPULA ACLOPSU dense tuft of hairs [n -E] SCORIAE ACEIORS SCORIA, refuse of smelted metal or ore [n] SCOTOMA ACMOOST blind spot in field of vision [n -S or -TA] SCROTUM CMORSTU pouch of skin that contains testes [n -S or -TA] SCYPHUS CHPSSUY Greek cup with two handles [n -HI] SEMISES EEIMSSS SEMIS, coin of ancient Rome [n] SEPTIME EEIMPST position in fencing [n -S] SEPTUMS EMPSSTU SEPTUM, dividing membrane or partition [n] SEQUELA AEELQSU abnormal condition resulting from preceding disease [n -E] SERAPHS AEHPRSS SERAPH, winged celestial being [n] SERIEMA AEEIMRS Brazilian bird [n -S] SEROSAE AEEORSS SEROSA, thin membrane lining certain bodily cavities [n] SESAMES AEEMSSS SESAME, East Indian plant [n] SILICON CIILNOS nonmetallic element [n -S] SIMPLEX EILMPSX simple word [n -ES or -LICES or -LICIA]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SISTRUM IMRSSTU ancient Egyptian percussion instrument [n -S or -RA] SKIMMIA AIIKMMS evergreen shrub [n -S] SOLIDUS DILOSSU coin of ancient Rome [n -DI] SONANTS ANNOSST SONANT, sound uttered with vibration of vocal chords [n] SORGHOS GHOORSS sorgo (variety of sorghum (cereal grass)) [n] SOROSIS IOORSSS women's club or society [n -ES or -SES] SPARTAN AANPRST avoiding luxury and comfort [adj] SPIRULA AILPRSU spiral-shelled mollusk [n -E] SPONDEE DEENOPS type of metrical foot [n -S] SPUTUMS MPSSTUU SPUTUM, saliva (fluid secreted by glands of mouth) [n] SQUAMAE AAEMQSU SQUAMA, scale [n] SQUILLA AILLQSU burrowing crustacean [n -E] STACTES ACESSTT STACTE, spice used by ancient Jews in making incense [n] STADIAS AADISST STADIA, method for measuring distances [n] STADIUM ADIMSTU structure in which athletic events are held [n -S] STAMINA AAIMNST endurance [n -S] STANNUM AMNNSTU tin [n -S] STEMMAS AEMMSST STEMMA, scroll recording genealogy of family in ancient Rome [n] STERNUM EMNRSTU long, flat supporting bone of most vertebrates [n -S or -NA] STEVIAS AEISSTV STEVIA, South American herb with sweet-tasting leaves [n] STIBIUM BIIMSTU antimony (metallic element) [n -S] STOMATA AAMOSTT STOMA, minute opening in epidermis of plant organ [n] STRATUM AMRSTTU layer of material [n -S or -TA] STRATUS ARSSTTU type of cloud [n -TI or -ES] STRUMAE AEMRSTU STRUMA, scrofula (disease of lymph glands) [n] STYGIAN AGINSTY gloomy [adj] STYPSIS IPSSSTY use of styptic [n -ES] SUBFUSC BCFSSUU dark dull [n -S] SUCCUBA ABCCSUU succubus (female demon (evil spirit)) [n -E] SYCOSIS CIOSSSY inflammatory disease of hair follicles [n -SES] SYNAGOG AGGNOSY building for Jewish worship [n -S] SYNURAE AENRSUY SYNURA, any of genus of protozoa [n] T 7s - Latin TAENIAE AAEEINT TAENIA, headband worn in ancient Greece [n] TAENIAS AAEINST TAENIA, headband worn in ancient Greece [n] TALARIA AAAILRT winged sandals worn by various figures of classical mythology [n] TALCUMS ACLMSTU TALCUM, to treat with powder made from talc [v] TAPETUM AEMPTTU layer of cells in some plants [n -TA or -S] TECTRIX CEIRTTX small feather of bird's wing [n -ICES] TECTUMS CEMSTTU TECTUM, rooflike structure [n] TEDIUMS DEIMSTU TEDIUM, state of being tedious (causing weariness) [n] TEGMINA AEGIMNT TEGMEN, covering (something that covers) [n] TEGULAE AEEGLTU TEGULA, flat roof tile used in ancient Rome [n] TEGUMEN EGIMNTU tegmen (covering (something that covers)) [n -MINA] TELAMON AELMNOT male figure used as supporting column [n -S] TELESIS EEILSST planned progress [n -SES]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

TERNION EINNORT group of three [n -S] TESSERA AEERSST small square used in mosaic work [n -SE] TESTUDO DEOSTTU portable screen used as shield by ancient Romans [n -S] TETANUS AENSTTU infectious disease [n -ES] THERMAE AEEHMRT hot springs [n] THYRSUS HRSSTUY type of flower cluster [n -SI] TILAPIA AAIILPT African fish [n -S] TORTILE EILORTT twisted; coiled [adj] TORTRIX IORRTTX small moth (winged insect) [n -ES or -ICES] TORULAE AELORTU TORULA, type of fungus (any of major group of lower plants) [n] TRACHEA AACEHRT passage for conveying air to lungs [n -E] TREHALA AAEHLRT sweet, edible substance forming pupal case of certain weevils [n -S] TRIDUUM DIMRTUU period of three days of prayer [n -S] TRIGONS GINORST TRIGON, ancient stringed instrument [n] TRIREME EEIMRRT ancient Greek or Roman warship [n -S] TRISMUS IMRSSTU lockjaw (form of tetanus) [n -ES] TRITOMA AIMORTT African herb [n -S] TRIVIUM IIMRTUV group of studies in medieval schools [n -IA or -S] TROCHEE CEEHORT type of metrical foot [n -S] TROCHIL CHILORT African bird [n -S or -I] TROGONS GNOORST TROGON, tropical bird [n] TRYMATA AAMRTTY TRYMA, type of nut [n] TUMULUS LMSTUUU mound over grave [n -ES or -LI] TUNICAE ACEINTU TUNICA, enveloping membrane or layer of body tissue [n] TURBETH BEHRTTU turpeth (medicinal plant root) [n -S] TURBITH BHIRTTU turpeth (medicinal plant root) [n -S] TURPETH EHPRTTU medicinal plant root [n -S] U 7s - Latin UNCINUS CINNSUU uncinated (bent at end like hook) structure [n -NI] UNGULAE AEGLNUU UNGULA, unguis (nail, claw, or hoof) [n] UNGULED DEGLNUU having hoofs of color that is different from body -- used of heraldic animal [adj] UREDIUM DEIMRUU spore-producing organ of certain fungi [n -IA] URETHRA AEHRRTU duct through which urine is discharged from bladder [n -E] V 7s - Latin VAGINAE AAEGINV VAGINA, passage leading from uterus to vulva [n] VALLUMS ALLMSUV VALLUM, defensive wall of earth and stone [n] VALVULA AALLUVV valvule (small valve) [n -E] VANITAS AAINSTV still-life painting having symbols of death or change [n -ES] VELAMEN AAELMNV velum (thin membranous covering or partition) [n -MINA] VELITES EEILSTV foot soldiers of ancient Rome [n] VERITAS AEIRSTV truth [n -ATES] VERRUCA ACERRUV wart (protuberance on skin) [n -E] VESICAE ACEEISV VESICA, bladder (saclike receptacle) [n] VIRAGOS AGIORSV VIRAGO, noisy, domineering woman [n -S or -ES] VOMICAE ACEIMOV VOMICA, cavity in body containing pus [n] VOMITOS IMOOSTV VOMITO, black vomit of yellow fever [n]

Foreign Intelligence – Latin Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

VOMITUS IMOSTUV vomited matter [n -ES] VULNING GILNNUV VULN, to wound (to pass around object or fixed center) [v] W 7s - Latin X 7s - Latin Y 7s - Latin Z 7s - Latin ZEUGMAS AEGMSUZ ZEUGMA, use of word to modify or govern two or more words, while applying to each in different sense [n] ZITHERN EHINRTZ zither (stringed instrument) [n -S] ZITHERS EHIRSTZ ZITHER, stringed instrument [n] ZOECIUM CEIMOUZ zooecium (sac secreted and lived in by aquatic organism) [n -IA] ZONULAE AELNOUZ ZONULA, zonule (small zone) [n]