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Beginning lang. course, 4 letters
Do, re, mi, fa, sol, ___, do: 2 wds., 4 letters
Former Latvian silver coins, 4 letters
Notes between sol and do, 4 letters
Notes to follow sol, 4 letters
Parts of the music scale, 4 letters
Sixth and seventh of eight, 4 letters
Sol follower, on a scale, 4 letters
The last two before the do, 4 letters
European Union member since 2004, 5 letters
Elastic mixtures for making rubber goods, 7 letters
Milkweed juices, for example, 7 letters
Chicago Oscar nominee, 7 letters
Oscar-nominated Queen, 7 letters
Queen with a Grammy, 7 letters
Rapper/actor Queen ___, 7 letters
Rap Queen loves her supporters?, 21 letters
Cinch tightening straps, 7 letters
Edison co-worker Lewis ___, 7 letters
English religious reformer: 1485-1555, 7 letters
Reformation martyr Hugh ___, 7 letters
California daily, for short, 7 letters
Hollywood's daily, briefly, 7 letters
Largest newspaper in Calif., 7 letters
Longtime Column One printer, briefly, 7 letters
Norman Chandler's paper, briefly, 7 letters
Paper for Dodger fans, 7 letters
Paper in a 2000 merger, briefly, 7 letters
Part of a '00 merger, 7 letters
Southern Calif. daily, 7 letters
Tribune Co. subsidiary, 7 letters
Tribune Company paper, for short, 7 letters
... in this language, 5 letters
Amo, amas, amat, e.g., 5 letters
E pluribus unum, e.g., 5 letters
Alternative to vernacular, historically, 5 letters
Catholic church language, 5 letters
Contemporary music category, 5 letters
EMI ___ (noted label), 5 letters
EMI ___ (Selena's label), 5 letters
Exempli gratia, e.g., 5 letters
Hogwarts motto language, 5 letters
Julius Caesar's language, 5 letters
Language for legal terminology, 5 letters
Language for the masses, 5 letters
Language in which the Mediterranean is called mare nostrum, 5 letters
Language of ancient Rome, 5 letters
Language of Lucretius, 5 letters
Language of many courtroom phrases, 5 letters
Language of science, 5 letters
Language of the Gracchi, 5 letters
Language of the Masses, 5 letters
Language of the masses no longer, 5 letters
Language of the masses, once, 5 letters
Language that may be vulgar, 5 letters
Like E pluribus unum, 5 letters
Like about half of American states' mottos, 5 letters
Like many inscriptions, 5 letters
Like most South Americans, 5 letters
Lingo of the masses?, 5 letters
Liturgical language, 5 letters
Mass communication medium?, 5 letters
Mass communication?, 5 letters
Mr. Chips's class in Goodbye, Mr. Chips, 5 letters
Nero's native tongue, 5 letters
One-time language of the Masses?, 5 letters
Onetime mass communication medium?, 5 letters
Parent of romance languages, 5 letters
Popular musical genre, 5 letters
Prescription language, 5 letters
Quo vadis for example, 5 letters
Romance language source, 5 letters
Romance languages ancestor, 5 letters
Root of all Romance languages, 5 letters
Secondary school subject, 5 letters
Source of many loanwords, 5 letters
Source of much legalese, 5 letters
Source of much of English, 5 letters
South American rested outside of Texas capital (5), 5 letters
Spaniard or Italian, 5 letters
Speech in the Forum, 5 letters
Status quo language?, 5 letters
The talk of the Forum, 5 letters
Type of cross or square, 5 letters
Vatican City's official language, 5 letters
What L may stand for, 5 letters
What Forum addresses were in, 5 letters
What Mr. Chips taught, 5 letters
Whence many loanwords, 5 letters
Word after pig or before America, 5 letters
Word after pig or before Quarter, 5 letters
Word with America or lover, 5 letters
Word with lover or America, 5 letters
Word with Quarter or American, 5 letters
Any dialect of the language of ancient Rome, 5 letters
America Ferrera, for one, 6 letters
Bilingual woman, maybe, 6 letters
Daisy Fuentes, e.g., 6 letters
Dora the Explorer, e.g., 6 letters
Dora the Explorer, for one, 6 letters
Fashion magazine aimed at Hispanic women, 6 letters
Gloria Estefan or Selena, 6 letters
Jennifer Lopez, for one, 6 letters
Jennifer Lopez, notably, 6 letters
Lady from south of the border, 6 letters
Magazine whose next cover features Sonia Sotomayor, 6 letters
Many a novela watcher, 6 letters
Many a telenovela watcher, 6 letters
Mexican-American lady, 6 letters
Monterrey miss, e.g., 6 letters
Rosie Perez or Jennifer Lopez, 6 letters
Salma Hayek, for one, 6 letters
She may live in a barrio, 6 letters
Sonia Sotomayor, e.g., 6 letters
Spanish-speaking female, 6 letters
Typical reader of Vanidades magazine, 6 letters
Vanidades magazine reader, 6 letters
Peru is part of it, 12 letters
Like traditional Catholic Masses, 8 letters
Common church figure, 6 letters
Communion table symbol, 10 letters
First U.S. full general, 21 letters
Musical award won by Gloria Estefan and Jos, 11 letters
Basic language course, 6 letters
Course in which to conjugate amo, amas, amat..., 6 letters
Freshman language course, 6 letters
Introductory language course, 6 letters
Where amo, amas, amat is learned, 6 letters
Where amo, amas, amat is taught, 6 letters
Declining experts, perhaps, 9 letters
Start of a quotation by Laurence J. Peter, 13 letters
Borden's ancient Roman ancestor?, 11 letters
Antonio Banderas persona, 10 letters
Devotee of a classical language?, 10 letters
Rudolph Valentino type, 10 letters
*Typical Valentino roles, 11 letters
1953 film featuring Lana Turner and Ricardo Montalban, 11 letters
Antonio Banderas and Ricky Martin, 11 letters
Dies Irae can be a part of it, 9 letters
Traditional church celebration, 9 letters
___ Legends (2005 all-star baseball team), 6 letters
Barrio inhabitant, typically, 6 letters
Benjamin Bratt of Law & Order, for one, 6 letters
Bodega owner, often, 6 letters
Desi Arnaz, for one, 6 letters
Guatemalan, for one, 6 letters
Hispanic American, e.g., 6 letters
Like about 13% of Americans, 6 letters
Member of the Sharks: West Side Story, 6 letters
Mexican American, e.g., 6 letters
Of Hispanic heritage, 6 letters
Oft-profiled Arizonan, 6 letters
One in a melting pot, 6 letters
One of Spanish descent, 6 letters
Person of Spanish-speaking descent, 6 letters
Pop singer Selena, for one, 6 letters
Ricky Martin, for one, 6 letters
Ricky Martin, notably, 6 letters
South American, say, 6 letters
Spanglish speaker, maybe, 6 letters
Spanglish speaker, perhaps, 6 letters
Spanish speaker, often, 6 letters
Univision TV viewer, 6 letters
An American whose first language was Spanish, 6 letters
An artificial language based on words common to the Romance languages, 6 letters
Rick Najera play directed by Cheech Marin and subtitled A Comedy About Life in America, 12 letters
Anthony Quinn et al., 7 letters
Democratic voting bloc, 7 letters
Demographer's grouping, 7 letters
People of Spanish-speaking descent, 7 letters
Some denizens of Guatemala, 7 letters
Some South Americans, 7 letters
Some Spanish speakers, 7 letters
The Sharks of Broadway, e.g., 7 letters
Gloria Estefan's music, 8 letters
Roman Catholic liturgy, 9 letters
Tridentine Mass, e.g., 9 letters
Chileans or Dominicans, 6 letters
Panamanians and Peruvians, 6 letters
Some ancient Italians, 6 letters
Amare might be conjugated on it, 9 letters
Measurement of students' declining abilities?, 9 letters
Seminarian's headache, 9 letters
Classicist, at times, 15 letters
A bit after the bell, 6 letters
Approaching midnight, sort of, 6 letters
Approaching the witching hour, 6 letters
Around 11 p.m., perhaps, 6 letters
Close to midnight, say, 6 letters
Not exactly on time, 6 letters
Running a few minutes behind, 6 letters
Running a few minutes behind schedule, 6 letters
Running a little behind schedule?, 6 letters
Angular distance from the equator, 8 letters
Distance from the equator, 8 letters
Freedom from narrow restrictions, 8 letters
Scope for freedom of e.g. action or thought, 8 letters
Freedom from restriction, 8 letters
An imaginary line around the Earth parallel to the equator, 8 letters
Freedom from normal restraints in conduct, 8 letters
Type genus of the Latimeridae coelacanth, 9 letters
Extinct except for the coelacanth, 11 letters
An artificial language based on Latin, 9 letters
A specialist in the Latin language, 8 letters
An ancient region of west central Italy (southeast of Rome) on the Tyrrhenian Sea, 6 letters