| I.E.? |
| To wit |
| Namely |
| What i.e |
| I.e. words |
| I.e., i.e. |
| That is: L. |
| To wit: Lat. |
| That is ___! |
| To clarify... |
| I.e., in full |
| Viz. relative |
| i.e., for long |
| That is, abbr. |
| Latin "that is |
| That is (Lat.) |
| To be specific |
| Namely, to Nero |
| Cato's "that is |
| That is (Latin) |
| What i.e. means |
| Latin clarifier |
| Clarifying words |
| That is to Cato |
| That is, to Livy |
| That is, to Nero |
| Namely, in Latin |
| Explanatory words |
| Clarifying phrase |
| Explanatory intro |
| Explicatory words |
| That is, for Ovid |
| To wit, to Caesar |
| That is, to Pliny |
| That is, to Titus |
| Caesar's "that is |
| Clarification term |
| I.e.," spelled out |
| That is" to Caesar |
| Clarifier in texts |
| Literally, that is |
| That is, to Brutus |
| That is," in Latin |
| That is, to Trajan |
| Explanatory phrase |
| Clarification words |
| Explanatory lead-in |
| That is," to Cicero |
| Phrase akin to viz. |
| Elucidation lead-in |
| Common Latin phrase |
| Latin clarification |
| That is, to Tacitus |
| That is to say ... |
| Clarification phrase |
| Words of explanation |
| ...in other words... |
| That is, Latin style |
| Cato's clarification |
| Full version of i.e. |
| Explanation preceder |
| Helpful Latin phrase |
| That is, to Tiberius |
| Clarification lead-in |
| Term of clarification |
| Familiar Latin phrase |
| Phrase of explanation |
| Explanation introducer |
| Words of clarification |
| Namely, in other words |
| Relative of videlicet. |
| That is (Latin phrase) |
| Clarification preceder |
| In other words, to Nero |
| Clarifying Latin phrase |
| Clarification introducer |
| Explanatory bit of Latin |
| Explanatory Latin phrase |
| In other words, in Latin |
| Latin explanation opener |
| That is to say, formally |
| What ''i.e.'' stands for |
| In other words," in full |
| Cousin of "exempli gratia |
| In other words, to Brutus |
| Words usually abbreviated |
| In other words, to Caesar |
| In other words, for Caesar |
| Latin clarification phrase |
| Latin phrase of reference. |
| Phrase usually abbreviated |
| In other words, in old Rome |
| Relative of "exempli gratia |
| That is to say, spelled out |
| Words before a clarification |
| Oft-abbreviated Latin phrase |
| Latin words of clarification |
| Clarifier usually abbreviated |
| Much-abbreviated Latin phrase |
| Lead-in to further explanation |
| Often-abbreviated Latin phrase |
| In other words, in other words |
| Rarely written-out Latin phrase |
| In other words, in Ovid's words |
| Latin phrase usually abbreviated |
| Usually-abbreviated Latin phrase |
| In other words, in Caesar's words |
| In other words, in another language |
| Clarifying phrase usually abbreviated |
| Latin phrase that's often abbreviated |
| Usually abbreviated phrase of clarification |
| Oft-abbreviated Latin words of clarification |
| Phrase whose abbreviation is the key to four long puzzle answers |