| A CONFECTIONERS delight | conficere/conficio |
| A PLURALITY of opinions in this class | plura/plures/plurimi |
| A museum CURATOR | curare/curo |
| AMOROUS advances | amare/amo/amor |
| An ITINERANT preacher | iter |
| He CHERISHED his guitar | carus |
| He bravely made the PERILOUS journey | periculum |
| Involved in strenuous COGITATION | cogitare/cogito |
| She CONGRATULATED the graduate | gratias/gratias ago/gratus |
| The HASTATE leaf had a very sharp point | hasta |
| The LOCUS of the pain | locus |
| The baby’s crying VEXED the man | vexare/vexo |
| The bridge at the conFLUENCE of the rivers | fluo |
| The invention was made FORTUITOUSLY | forte |
| The man was reVIVED after collapsing | vivere/vivo/vivus |
| The singer strained her VOCAL chords | vocare/voco/vox |