It's yer actual Latin. Librae, solidi, denarii. Libra means 'pound' as in 'pound of silver', also, a solidus is the name for the symbol '/' also known as forward-slash. (Technically much easier than the rearward slash, if you know what I mean)
You could try what I do which is to approach it from the other direction. Find a list of animal noises and see if any fit the clues.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_animal_sounds
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090505171428AAoxieJ
I've just spoken to a business supplier of mine who is (was) a regular supporter of theirs. He enjoyed last Saturday, thought we were very good first half but faded in the second when we stopped playing football, but he has given up on this season, is not going to any more games and is only hoping that there will be something left to support next season. He said the talk down his way is of being let into the Conerence on safety grounds, that is concerns about ground safety. I suppose I'd settle for that.
A nice read, something complimentary for a change. A London cab driver yesterday evening (Massed bands of the royal Matines - Mountbatten Festival of Music - absoultely brilliant!) didn't realise that Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain and Bale were all products of Southampton's academy. To be honest, I don't think he knew where Southampton was exactly.
I remember that evening match the season that they got promoted and how they celebrated when they got the draw. For that reason alone I hope we stuff them. 1-0 will do.