finis

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Latin, literally "the end" (see finish (v.)).

Needless to say that rat was "na-poo," which is soldier-French, meaning "finis."

I had set "Finis" to that chapter; was fate minded to overrule me and write more?

I will write a bold "Finis" at the end, and shut the book with a bang!

It seems, however, that they had not come to the real, sure-enough Finis.

When I came away it was like closing a book and writing 'Finis.'

As to this part of the question, we may now safely cry, "finis, laus Deo!"

Were this an artistic story, here, of course, one would write “Finis.”

It is said that he exclaimed, on seeing all hopes at an end, "Finis Poloniæ!"

But it was also the end of a chapter, the closing of an era, for the finis was in sight.

There are 28 days in each month, with a new month, Finis, added.