ROMAN

ROMAN


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: roman
Phonetic: /ˈɹəʊmən/
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One of the main three types used for the Latin alphabet (the others being italics and blackletter), in which the ascenders are mostly straight.
A novel.
(of type) upright, as opposed to italic
(of text) of or related to the Latin alphabet


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You can find a list of possible crossword clues for ROMAN below.


Chinatown director Polanski
Eternal City resident
The Pianist director Polanski
___ holiday
80s nobodys ___ Holliday
Alternative to italic
Ancient-games spectator
Antony addressee
Antony listener
Antony
Appian Way traveler
Branch of mythology
Brutus
Caesar or Antony
Caesar or Cicero
Caesar was one
Caesar
Candle or nose
Cassius or Ovid
Cato
Centurian
Cicero or Caesar
Cicero
Circus Maximus attendee
Circus Maximus goer
Circus Maximus patron
Citizen under Caesar
Claudius or Caligula
Common type style
Crassus
Director Polanski
Dweller on the Tiber
Ear-lender to Antony
Elliott Smiths ___ Candle
Elliott Smiths debut album ___ Candle
Empire builder?
Eternal Citizen?
Eternal City dweller
Eternal City inhabitant
From Italys capital
Gaius or Galba
Goths foe
HRE part
Holy ___ Empire
Kind of candle
Kind of holiday
Kind of nose
Kind of nose or candle
Kind of numeral
Latin speaker
Like Caesar
Like Cato
Like I
Like Joves worshipers
Like Julius Caesar
Like Jupiter
Like LXVI
Like M
Like Nero
Like a nose with a prominent bridge
Like many a traveler from Leonardo da Vinci airport
Like opera singer Cecilia Bartoli
Like some noses
Like some noses and numerals
Like some numerals
Like sundial numerals
Like the Colosseum
Like the Super Bowl numerals
Like the numeral DX
Like this
Listener to Marc Antony
Livy or Ovid
Livy or Pliny
Marc Antony addressee
Marc Antony
Marcus Aurelius
Mark Antony
Member of Antonys audience
Neither a friend nor a countryman?
Nero or Caesar
Nero or Cato
Nero
Non-italic
Nose type
Not italic
Not italicized
Novel
One from Italys capital
One in Antonys audience
One with an aquiline nose
Part of HRE
Plain type?
Pontius Pilate
Popular book font
Popular style of architecture
Popular type
Punic Wars soldier
Rams legend Gabriel
Resident of Italys capital
Ruth of films and TV
Seneca or Scipio
St. Paul addressee?
St. Paul
Style of printing type
Style of type
Subject of Caesar
Super Bowl-type numerals
Tacitus or Tiberius
The common type?
This type type
Times ___
Tivoli resident
Toga sporter
Trajan
Trevi viewer
Type of candle
Type of nose
Type of numeral
Type of numerals
Type of type
Type style
Type type
Typical type
Unitalicized
Vespasian or Valerian
Vespasian
Word before candle or Catholic
Word before candle or numeral
Word before numeral or nose
Word with candle or numeral
Word with nose or numeral
___ Catholicism (name given to the old church when new Christian sects like Lutheranism and Calvinism sprang up)
___ a clef (novel type)
___ candle
___ candle (firework)
___ numeral
___ numerals
a clef
A traveler on 9 Down.
Native of the Holy City.
Ruth ___ of the films.
Metropolitan Italian.
Upright type.
Brutus or Cassius.
Kind of holiday for Caesar.
Exponent of S. P. Q. R.
Class of type.
Type of holiday.
Ruth of the screen.
___ Latin
Senator Hruska of Nebraska.
Dweller by the Tiber.
A type of nose.
French metrical tale.
Most common style of printing type.
Kind of type
Most common printing type.
Holiday ---
Brutus, for one.
Common type
___ à clef.
Upright, as printing type.
Cato, for one
Actress Ruth
Famous empire
Common typeface
Candle or holiday
Cicero or Cato
Caesar, for one.
Nose or holiday
Caesar, e.g.
Curia man
One of the empires
Ovid or Cato
Kind of law
Co-star with Caesar?
Claudius, for one
Type face
Gabriel or Hruska
Tiberius was one
Kind of law or nose
___ à clef (type of novel)
___ Carnival Overture: Berlioz
Brutus or Cato
Nonitalic type
Kind of alphabet or candle
Casca was one
Ruth of movies
Caesar's wife, for one
Cicero or Nero
Ovid or Caesar
Ovid, e.g.
Nero, e.g.
Cato, e.g.
Like 7-Down
St. Paul, for one
Pontius Pilate, e.g.
Like M, L or XL
Like Jupiter, but not Zeus
Times
Like X, XX or XXX
___ Empire
___ numerals (what the initial letters of the answers to the five starred clues all are)
Like M, L or XL, but not S
Like the numerals V and I
Like the numerals I, V, X and L
Like 38-Down
Like most Quo Vadis characters
With 38-Down, Diana, e.g.
Times New ___ (popular typeface)
Like DC and MI
Zeus : Greek :: Jupiter : ___
Locking device
Citizen of Italian capital
Type of candle, nose etc
Audrey Hepburn film
Norma ---
Dominant political power of first centuries AD
Countryman of Mark Antony
Typeface
I, for one.
See 19
From the Italian capital
Back in prison, amoral type
Type such as Abramovich
Modern name for Pye Road in what is now Tower Hamlets, London
A fictional account based on real events or characters
One is among divine royalty, as leader
City dweller heading for rolling country
Italian ran to accept an order
Doctor Moran, an upright type
Julius Caesar, for example, dismissed servant
Old Italian soldiers turned up on island
Type of capital?
Citizen for Queen and Country
Take our companion round our old home, 50% under the 19
Nero or Claudius.
Times New __
Like XLII, numeral-wise
Like some clock numerals
Numeral
Old commander in love with unit or wayward battalion, ultimately
Classical tale of chivalry
Person from Italys capital
Caesar subject
Native of Italys capital
___ numerals (I, V, and X, for example)
Like the Super Bowl numerals (although I dont know what happened with 50)
Old toga wearer
Old toga wearer
Like I, for one?
___ numerals (I, V, X, L, C, D, and M)
Film-maker in scruffy anorak limps on
Discrimination acceptable within Florida? Charming!
Fool losing heart over total wager
Some Italian men upset Italian city, putting out Italian article
Old person following recipe in Italian
Upright type of horse that covers miles
Old fellow supports beginning to read novel in translation
Italian from Ancona boxes
Friends, _____s, countrymen...
Gold returned to fellow Italian
___ numerals (in which this clue would be II-Down)
Czech athlete who was decathlon champion at the 2004 Olympics
Ancient Italian
Succession sibling
___ Holiday (1953 Audrey Hepburn/Gregory Peck movie)
___ numerals (I, V, and X, et al.)
Like 18-Across
Luster after 63-Across, on iSuccession/i
___ Holiday (1953 Audrey Hepburn/Gregory Peck rom-com)
Like Venus, but not Aphrodite
Like the Spanish Steps
___ Holiday (1953 Audrey Hepburn classic)
___ Holiday (1953 rom-com starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck)
___ Holiday (1953 romcom starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck)
Like Hadrian's Wall in northern England




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