Letter L 107250–107500

Like Yorick Like a "D" grade Like a D Like a D, gradewise Like a church Mouse Like a churchmouse? Like a grade of D Like a lame excuse Like a one-star rating Like a one-star review Like a proverbial church mouse Like a starving artist, stereotypically Like a student's D Like a young Jay Gatsby Like church mice Like the Clampetts, at first Like the proverbial church mouse Like work that received a "D" Little rich girl adjective Less adequate Less endowed Less loaded Less quality Less rich Less sterling Less well off Less well-done Lower on the socioeconomic scale Lower-income Least moneyed Least opulent Least wealthy Least impressive place of business? Last stop, financially. Loaded kid of the comics Legal provision for paupers. Low grade, e.g. Lacking in wealth Liquor seller's woe? Loser who loses it Lack of etiquette Lead-in to rock or Rocks Leap out, so to speak Light explosive sound. Like Warhol's art Like catchy commercial music Like some art and music Like some quizzes Lincoln, Nebraska's is about 225,000: Abbr. Loud, sudden noise Low-priced concert. Lichtenstein movement Lichtenstein output Lichtenstein's area Lichtenstein's genre Lichtenstein's output Liechtenstein movement Lean back and enjoy the ride? Lean back on the bike Light classical music performance Light-music performance Leader chosen by a conclave Leader chosen by cardinals Leader in white Leader of a 109-acre nation Leader of the Holy See Leader of the Vatican Leader of the masses? Leader of the world's smallest nation ("An Essay on Man") Leader protected by the Swiss Guard Leader protected by the Swiss Guards Leader who wears the Ring of the Fisherman Leader whose regalia includes a tiara Leo XIV, for one Leader elected in 2005 Leader who said "I was born poor, I have lived poor, and I wish to die poor" Latin lovers, officially speaking? Leo II and Pius V Leo and John, e.g. Leo and Paul Linus and thirteen Leos Long line in Rome Like Eddie Cantor Like a child in a toy store Lover of a certain vegetable. "Let's have some champagne . . ." Loud toy Lady Gaga, for example Lizzo or Lorde LOMBARDY tree London area (tree) Latino puppet prawn Law enforcement, slangily Law enforcers, in slang Law enforcers, slangily Law force, slangily Law officers, in slang Local name for the volcano that has been spewing ash on communities outside Mexico City Landmark of Mexico. ...like a bartender? Low-priced American vodka known affectionately (and ironically) as "Russia's finest" Light muffin light hollow muffin made of a puff batter baked in a deep muffin cup Light, hollow rolls Like bubble gum and questions Like cooked corn Like some balloons, questions and corn Like Flanders Fields like pop music Light classical orchestra Light explosive sounds. Light orchestral music Little explosions Lady Gaga's "Applause" and Katy Perry's "Roar" Leaves for a brief period Leaves for, in a casual way Lady Gaga, notably Lifestyle website targeting female millennials Liked by very many Leftist coalition Like urban regions Like a metropolis Latin masses? Like books with interesting openings? Like many Robert Sabuda books Like some children's books Like some kids' books Like some toasters and children's books "__ último" (Felipe's "finally") "___ último" ("Lastly," in Spanish) Lead-in to "que" Lisbon's land, to the IOC Lisbon's land: Abbr. Lisbon's nation (abbr.) ___ lo tanto (therefore, in Spain) large edible sea fish of New Zealand waters _... Looking back on it, I should've invested in a ___ instead. Veranda plant pouches are hot right now!_ Like Durocs Like a sty denizen Like some pen residents like hog like a porcupine Leaf opening Little breather Little sweater Look carefully (over) Look closely (over) Labored (over) Like human skin Like leaves and skin Like skin Lingered over a book Lucubrated Leaf openings Little sweaters? Looks carefully (over) Love of Bess Lover of Bess, in Gershwin Lovers of Catfish Row. Legislative excess Legislative largess Legislative largesse Loin meat Legislative favoritism Like some wasteful government spending Lucrative government projects Leopold's butcher shop purchase in "Ulysses" Low, flattop headgear Looney Tunes pig Last speaker in many an old cartoon Looney Tunes character who says "Th-th-th-that's all, folks!" Looney Tunes character with a snout LEWD material Lewd literature Lewd material, for short Lucrative Internet biz Larry Flynt concern, briefly Like pumice: Var. Like a sponge Like intestinal walls Like much sandstone Like rock that stores fluid Like some borders Like sponges Like tea bags leachy Literally, "hog fish" Like a dolphin with a plan? Lars ___, conqueror of Rome, 500 B.C. Lars ___, king of Clusium Left side on a ship Landlocked land's lack Landlocked nation's lack Laptop connection Laptop slot Left during the regatta? Left on a cruise Left on an ocean voyage Left on board, say Left on the Lusitania Left on the ship? Left on the water Left side Left side of any ship. Left side, at sea Left to the captain? Left, in a way Left, to a hand Left, to a tar Left-hand side Left-hand side of a ship Liner destination Location on a ship Los Angeles or New York Los Angeles, for one ___ Louis, capital of Mauritius libation Postprandial handout Lead-in to potty Light enough to carry Like laptops Large town with a harbor Leave the sweet wine behind? La __, Indiana Left at sea, aim to make forecast Lively and impertinant "Love for Sale" writer like a porter Luggage carriers. Luggage men. Lawyer's case, maybe "Lady barrister." Lady lawyer. Lover in "The Merchant of Venice" Longfellow home site Large travelling bag that opens flat Lisboa's sister city ____ Lago: Grecian city London flea market site Legal border-crossing spot Landscape alternative *Likeness illustrator (first two + last five) Liners' destinations Liverpool and Bremen London and Lisbon. Los Angeles and New York Los Angeles and San Francisco, e.g. Located on the left, to a sailor Left, in maritime distinctions LEFT-handed person Laredo and others.