Letter L
Line of people waiting
Line of waiters
Line-up for a bus.
Liverpool lineup
London line
Londoner's line
line of people or vehicles waiting for something
Lined up for rations.
Lining up for a turn
Line cutter, in Britain
Line former
Line controller?
Line-moving study
Luzon metropolis
Lunch dish from the oven
Like the "brown fox"
Like winks
Living persons (with "the").
Loaf made without yeast
Long time that just flies by?
Like liquor, in an Ogden Nash verse
Like premade dinners?
LIME water ingredient
Light lunch, say
Look that doesn't last
Lottery ticket type
Liquid of sorts.
Lone Ranger's "Giddyap"?
like quicksilver
Lump of chewing tobacco
Literally, "something for something"
Lumps of chewing tobacco
Librarian's warning
Library byword
Library demand
Library request
Library sign
Like a library
Like most libraries
Low in decibels
Like Erato when writing poetry?
"Library-like" section of an Amtrak train
Lower one's racket
Less rowdy
Liam Neeson's "The Phantom Menace" role
Like porcupines?
Ladies' get-together
Latina's 15th-birthday celebration
Leg cramps treatment
Latter-day breakfast grain
lasting five years; occurring every fifth year
La -- (southern California resort city)
La ___ (Palm Springs suburb)
Like each letter of the alphabet in this puzzle, at minimum
Laugh-inducing line
Laugh-worthy line
Line from Groucho
Line from Will Rogers
Laugh-inducing lines
Lines from Groucho
Lines that Groucho Marx is famous for
Lots of paper
Like They Might Be Giants
LEAVE employment
Last word at work?
Leave a job
Leave for good
Leave one's job
Leave the job
Leave voluntarily
Leave with being fired.
Leave work for good
Left "The Tonight Show" in the '80s?
Lasso's capital.
Leave, hippie-style
"___ là?" (Who goes there?)
___ là? (who goes there?): Fr.
Literary hero of 1605
Little test
Like a head-cocked-to-one-side look
Locus in __: the place in which (Lat.)
Latin word following "status"
large ring used in the game of quoits
Legal minimum
Limit of a kind
Limit on immigration
Like Twain and Wilde, e.g.
Like Yogi Berra
Like Yogi Berra or Mark Twain
Like a movie with many funny lines
Like clever quips
Limitations on imports
Literal enclosures
Liz Smith column starter
Like Confucius, often
Like Wilde, often
Like Yogi Berra, often
Like influential speakers, often
Like successful orators
Likely to be repeated, in a way
Long division result
Like many keyboards
Like most keyboards
Like traditional keyboards
long thin length of hair
Legislative body in South Africa.
located in the northwestern on the Atlantic coast
Large collar of linen, lace, etc.
Large collar.
Large linen collar.
Large linen collars.
Like doorjambs
Late sleeper in a Kemelman mystery
Leader of a congregation.
Leader that's also a beast with no tail?
Leader well-versed in the Talmud
Literally, "my master"
leader Congregation area
Like Jewish studies
Large-eared lagomorph
Leporid mammal or beetle cousin
Lettuce eater.
Long eared pet
Lively sphere at Shea
Lapins
Lucky charms, supposedly
Lucky talisman
Lowly mob
Like Cujo
Like a Green Bay Packers fan
Like a crazy fan
Like a dangerous raccoon
Like a groupie
Like a mad dog
Like a wild dog
Like a zealous fan
Like a zealous fan base
Like an animal to avoid
Like an extreme fan
Like ardent fans
Like bleacherites
Like crazy-wild fans
Like many a fan
Like many bleacherites
Like really wild fans
Like some foamy-mouthed dogs
Like some raccoons
Like some scary dogs
Like some sports fans
Like sports fans who paint their faces, say
*Louis Pasteur, 1885
Le Mans event
Longchamp event.
Lotus product
Longchamp, for example.
"Let's hep preserve our natur'l ___"
"Let's see who's faster!"
Lily-of-the-valley feature
Le Mans entrant
Le Mans entry
Le Mans sight
Lindy Remigino, for instance.
Luge participant, for one
Luger or marathoner
Le Mans entries
Lana Del Rey "Off to the ___"
Long ones have legs
Longchamp events.
Long-distance athletic event
Laban's younger daughter
Leah's sister
Like black/white issues
Like some census categories
Like some census data
Like some demographics
Like some harmony
Like some prejudice
Like some profiling
Like some profiling or relations
Less PG
Less likely to be G-rated
Less suitable for young viewers
Like R versus PG-13
Least appropriate for the youngsters
Least fit for family movie night
Least fit for family viewing
Least fit for the family
Least likely to earn a G rating
Least suitable for young viewers
Lake Michigan city whose name is French for "root"
Light horseshoe.
Like some misguided remarks
Like some unfortunate stereotypes
Lamb dish measure
Like billiard balls, pre-break
Like some brains and pool balls
"Let's have a break"
"Let's break!"
Light bat.
Loud music, to some
Low-tech servers
Largest moose ever's claim?
Large quantities of money
Luggage holders
Like "Lady Chatterley's Lover"
Like "Lolita"
Like Emile Zola's "Nana"
Like James Bond
Like a slinky negligee
Like a sports car
Like blue humor
Like blue prints
Like many Mae West quotes
Like off-color humor
Like the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show
Like the film "Henry & June"
Like the music video for Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball"
Likely to arouse an audience (or a censor)
"Like, awesome!"
"Like, totally ___, dude!"
"Lovely!," in dated slang
Like an '80s band
Like, totally gnarly
Line in geometry: Abbr.
London theater sch.
Lover of Aida
Leadfoot catcher
Leadfoot detector
Leadfoot's bane
Leadfoot's nemesis
Leadfoot's undoing
Locating device
Locator that uses a microwave echo
Location tools
Location-detecting systems
Legislative bodies of Ukraine.
List part 2
Like a wheel spoke.
Like bicycle spokes
Like much flower symmetry
Like some saws
Like some saws and tires
Like spokes
Like sunbeams
Like the arms of a starfish
Like wheel spokes.
Lead, concrete, or water, at times
Leafy salad ingredient
like a radicel, a rootlike organ or part
like a root
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