Can you name the homophonic Roman numerals, based on English pronunciation of their Latin letters, for each clue?

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  • Enter a Roman numeral in the box below
  • Correctly named Roman numerals will show up below
  • Click any empty Clue or Latin Letters comprising Roman numerals to answer for that location
  • The solution for each clue will be the Latin letter(s) which simultaneously comprise a Roman numeral, AND homophonically represent the English pronunciation of the answer.
  • Examples of homophonically answered clues : "Simple or effortless" = "EZ" (easy)………"Cone-shaped Indian tent" = "TP" (teepee)
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ClueLatin Letters comprising Roman numeralsHomophonic Word(s)
Flight formation for victorious birds?
2-word expression of compliance to a ship's captain
An extension, usually at right angles to one end of a building
Plant which can 'crawl' up trees or walls
Host who introduces speakers or perfomers on a broadcast
Dorothy's aunt in 'The Wizard of Oz'
I have one, I see. Without one I still see.
Even the blind can do this, if they understand.
Metal loop used to fasten gear on a riding harness (named for its shape)
French for 'sky'
A former spouse; or that person's 'hasty signature' on the divorce papers?
To be quite proficient with certain Microsoft software?
Like a run-down motel; or sesame-laden hamburger buns?
A 3-word (or 3-diphthong) expression of spanish origin,
used to show frustrated bemusement or disbelief
(may be accompanied by a gesture, such as a hand to the forehead)
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“Sounds like Roman Numerals to me...” Quiz

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