| Question | Answer |
| abriopio | -ere, -ui, -repyum -carry off, snatch |
| aestus | -us, m. - boiling (surge) tide |
| agger | -eris, m. mound, wall, bank |
| appareo | -ere, -ui, -itum, -appear |
| cingo | -ere, cinxi, cinctum, -gird(le), encircle |
| commoveo | move, disturb |
| compages | -is, f. -joint, seam, fastening |
| dehinc | then, thereupon |
| dehisco | -ere, dehiui, -gape, split, open |
| dolus | -i,n. -deceit, wiles, trick, fraud |
| dorsum | i, n. -back, ridge, reef |
| excutio | -ere, -cussi, -cussum, -cast out, shake off |
| fatisco | -ere, -split open, open |
| fidus | -a, -um -faithful, trustworthy |
| gaza | -ae, f. -treasure, wealth |
| grandaevus | -a, -um, -aged, old |
| gurges | -itis, m. -abyss, gulf, whirlpool |
| harena | -ae, f. -sand, beach |
| hiems | hiemis, f. -winter, storm |
| imber | imbris, m. -rain, flood water |
| immanis | -e, -huge, monstrous, enormous, mighty, dreadful, cruel, atrocious |
| inlido | -ere, -si, -sus, -dash against (+Dat) |
| iterea | -meanwhile, meantime |
| misceo | -ere, -ui, mixtum, -mix, confuse, stir |
| miserabilis | -e, -pitiable, wretched (cf miser - miserable) |
| no (1) | swim, float |
| placidus | -a, -um, -calm, quiet, peaceful |
| pronus | -a, -um, - leaning forward, headlong |
| prospicio | -ere, prospexi, prospectum, -look out (on), see |
| rarus | -a, -um -scattered, far up |
| refundo | -ere, refudi, refusum, - pour fourth |
| rima | -ae, f. -crack, fissure |
| ruina | -ae, f. -ruin, downfall |
| stagnum | -i, n. -still waters, depth |
| syrtis | -is, f. -sand bar, reef |
| tabula | -ae, f, -plank, board |
| torqueo | -ere, -rsi, -rtum, -turn, twist, whirl |
| urgeo | -ere, -ursi, -drive, force, press |
| vadum | -i, n. -shallow, shoal, depth(s), ford |
| vertex | -icis, m. -top, summit, whirlpool |
| visus | -sight, vision, (cf video -see) |
| voro | swallow (up) |
