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, cloak worn in ancient Rome [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 buskin 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)