Letter L 105500–105750

Like a fairy-tale piper Like a famed piper Like a famous piper Like a legendary piper Like a noted piper Like a piper Like a piper of yore Like a storied Piper Like pintos Like slapstick comics, often Like some pipers Like some slapstick victims Like the Piper Like the Piper Actress Like the Piper of Hamelin Like the Piper's clothes Like the bills of some grebes Like the fabled piper Like the piper in Hamelin Luigi's foot Legendary rat remover of Hamelin Leading figure in folklore Leading folk figure Legendary German musician Leaders who use false pretenses Like Simple Simon? Like overly optimistic projections Loving fruity desserts? Landing area Landing on the water Landing structure Liner's landing Loading site Loading/unloading locale *Luxury car until the 1930s Luxury car of the early 20th century Like ears with studs Like many a lobe Like many an ear Like many bejeweled ears Like many earlobes Like many ears Like noses with studs Like some decorated ears Like some earlobes Like some ears Locale of Mt. Olympus. Longtime home decor chain with a name that anagrams to PIONEER Literature's Saint ______ Berton Lucky Frenchman Luxury hotel along Manhattan's Central Park, with "the" located in central South Dakota on the Missouri river "Le Déjeuner des Canotiers" painter "Les baigneuses" artist Landing facilities Landing places for watercraft Landing sites Landing slips. Landing sties Langland's Plowman Long, narrow airport building corridors Larry King's CNN successor Larry King's replacement on CNN Lemon meringue and banana cream Londoners' tarts and flans Lower crust of a pastry Lower pastry crust Like a magpie. Little magpie. Lamentation of Christ work Lemon meringue pan, say Lutheran religious movement Loyalty and devotion. Last animal in the Chinese zodiac Literature's Napoleon, e.g. Little housebuilder in a fairy tale Little squealer Loot of the piper's son. lump of Left Bank "Place" celebrated in song. Lay aside indefinitely. Like many a Rockwell kid like a pig, esp in appetite or manners "Little" digit "Little" one of rhyme "Lord of the Flies" boy "Lord of the Flies" character Like a pig Little marketgoer of rhyme Like some tots' rides Little kid's lift, literally Loose-change receptacles. "Live in squalor, informally," per a recent New York Times crossword Lead a disorganized, makeshift life Live in squalor, informally Live messily, in slang "Language" in which the starred answers make sense phonetically "Language" that explains the answers to the six starred clues "Language" that gave us "amscray" Language in which "ashtray" means "garbage" Language in which most words rhyme Language of sorts. Language that Porky studies? Lxnay, say Little oinker Litter in a sty Litter members Little mudders Little porkers Little squealers "Little" trio in kiddie lit Least frequent fliers? Litter components, at times Litter in the country Litter on a farm Litter producers, in two different senses Linux network ad-blocking app whose name sounds like slang for a mouth Little chief hare of the Rockies. Long carnivorous fish Long spear Lord of the Rings weapon Louisiana Purchase explorer large predatory freshwater fish Like many a flipping diver's body position Lebanese dish Large amount of cash Large amount, as of work Large amount: Slang. Large cache Large group of buildings. Large stash of cash Laundry heap, e.g. Laundry room accumulation Leaf or laundry formation Leaves as a group? Leaves together? Load of dough Load of loot Load of money Loose organization unit Loose stack Lot of loot Lots of money Lots of money: Colloq. Lots of moola Lots of stuff Lotsa cash Locales for crests Like a Carpet Like a manuscript backlog, usually Like a soft carpet Like carpet Like clothes in a hamper Like raked leaves, often Like shoveled snow, often Like soft carpets Like some carpeting Like some carpets Like some carpets and autumn leaves Like the hair in a beehive Like unsorted mail Like velvet Like velvet, e.g. Like a Dagwood sandwich Loaded watercourse Load up with Load up with, as work Large groups of buildings. Laundry accumulations Laundry loads Laundry sorter's creations Laundry sortings Laundry workload Log jams. Lifted, so to speak Lifts, in a way Legislature at Plymouth Last word in the title of an Alanis Morissette-themed musical Lead-in to box or bug Little clump on a sweater Loot, as the Vikings did Loot, ransack Looted Loots Lot's wife. Like fuzz on worn sweaters Lay open to public scorn. Linen closet item Linen-closet item Loving whispers Lint brushes often remove them Landing negotiator Light in the furnace Light in the kitchen Light in the range Light on the GAMUT SCOPE STOVE STRAY SWEEP animal Light on the range Light on the stove Lindbergh, notably light Kitchen Locomotive sent ahead of a train to ensure the track is clear Longtime flame? Lackland trainees Lager beer Light lager variety, casually LARGE beer Light Czech beer Light lager Light-colored beer or the glass it comes in Lager named after the town of its origin now in the Czech Republic Lager type first made in the city of Plzen Lager variety Light golden lager Light bohemian beers Long spear of ancient Rome Like thick rugs like wool or pile Leslie Howard's was scarlet "Let's put a ___ in it" *Locate precisely *Low-tech camera type Lane target Lapel jewelry Lapel sticker Links marker. Links or alley target Lustrous cloth Like a conifer. "Little House on the Prairie" garment Little girl's wardrobe. Las Posadas target Laffit ___ Jr., thoroughbred racing's winningest jockey Lobster claw, for example like a pincer Live frugally Like a kid's face after both cheeks are tweaked by grandma? Levers for moving cars. Lobster's claws. Late-inning substitute Little lock of hair "Learn what you are and be such" poet Lyric poet of Greece (522–443 B. C.). Lyric poet of Thebes Like some odes "Letter to the Person Who Carved His Initials Into the Oldest Living Longleaf ___ in North America" (Matthew Olzmann poem) "Lonesome" tree LAPLAND tree Loblolly, e.g. Loblolly, for one Lodgepole ___