Letter L 111750–112000

Label to which Usher and Shakira are signed Latto's record label Letters for Victor? Letters formerly on the GE Building Letters on N.Y.C. skyline Letters on a TV Letters on some TVs Letters on some TVs and VCRs Letters on some remotes Letters once on 30 Rock Letters seen on TVs Letters seen on some TVs Letters that once graced 30 Rock Long-gone VCR maker Longtime Dave Matthews Band label Longtime TV brand Longtime color TV brand Longtime electronics co. Longtime electronics company Lucas Oil Stadium replaced it Label that launched the careers of Elvis and Britney LG alternatives Longtime beverage sponsor for the New York Mets Longtime soft drink brand Law N of the border Law enforcement gp. based in Ottawa Law enforcement north of the border Law gp. in red serge tunics Law gp. that now only uses horses for ceremonial events Law org. with an annual Musical Ride tour Law-enforcement gp. who wear Stetsons Lawmen N. of the border Lord Protector during England's Interregnum Legendary Zap Comix artist Last item bagged, often: Abbr. Label notation Letters for Alpha-Bits? Letters for vitamin intake Letters on a cereal box Letters on a food label Letters on vitamins Land measures: Abbr. Lanes: Abbr. Lights may be found where they meet: Abbr. Lines on Waze maps: Abbr. Lines on a GPS Lines on a map (Abbr.) Lines on a map, for short Lines on a street map: Abbr. Lines on city maps: Abbr. Lines on some maps: Abbr. Little ways Local map features (abbr.) Late actress Anne of "On the Waterfront" LGBT activist __ Carey LGBTQ+ activist Carey Lulu Hogg portrayer Peggy Length of a boxer's arm. Long-shot choice for a college applicant Laugh at a joke e.g. Laugh at a joke, for example Laugh at a joke, say Laugh or cringe, say Laugh or cry Laugh or cry, e.g. Laugh or cry, say Laugh, perhaps Laughs at a joke, say Look shocked, for example Lose one's poker face Lashed back Like alkali metals but not noble gases Like atomic hydrogen Likely to form bonds Laughs or cries, maybe Laughs or gasps, say Looks shocked, e.g. Loses one's poker face Loses one's poker face, say Loses one's temper, say Loses the poker face Laugh at or complain about Laugh at, perhaps "Learn to ___ slow."—Walker. Learned from a book Leave on ___ (ignore texts from) Left on ___ (condition of digital abandonment) Left on ___ (ignored via text) Left on ___ (like someone whose texts have been seen but not answered) Left on ___ (spurned over text) Left on ____ (brushed off over text) Legal __ (controversial book's prepublication step) Librarian's advice Librarian's imperative Librarian's urging Librarian's verb Library poster message Library poster word Library slogan Library urging Like books and tea leaves Like good books Like some tea leaves Like used books Lip or sight follower Look at a Nook, e.g. Look at a Nook, say Look through a book Looked at and understood Love "The Hate U Give," say look at words ___ lecture (reprimand). Like a calligrapher's product Like an uncorrupted file Like many children's stories Lawyer, dramatist, novelist. Legible author? Lincoln Center's Walter ___ Theater Laughton or Williams. Library client Library fan. Library habitue Library user Library visitor Librarygoer Literate one Letters to the editor LITERATE PEOPLE Letters-to-the-editor writers Library clientele Library frequenters Library group Library patrons, probably Literary audience Literary takeaway? Library reference book. LITERACY, subject of Looking at a book LIBRARY ADOPTS SURPRISE POLICY Library "quiet zone." Listings on syllabi Learn to practice the old-fashioned way? Literacy campaign? Let back in Let in again Let in for the second time let (a person, country, etc) back in to a place or organization Lets back in Lets in again Learn about via print Look ahead, in a way Like many uneditable files Like some memory Learns by observing. Learns, in a way Likes literature Learns about John, of Watergate fame? Learns about through books Learns the old-fashioned way Lecture, in a way Learn about through books Learn about, as through research Learn more about Look into, in a way Like one who says "Put up your dukes!" Like some concrete or pancake batter Like some pancakes Like concrete sold in bags Like some grab-and-go meals Like some quick meals Locked and loaded Like tuned-in listeners? Like humanitarians Like clothes off the rack Like department store fashion Like off-the-rack garments Last Presbyterian president Leading man, now and then Laboratory chemical Litmus paper, for one Litmus paper and methylene blue Litmus paper chemicals, e.g. Lower your sights? "Life is ___!": Longfellow LAND, freehold interest in Like CNN news reports, despite what some are fond of saying Like McCoy Like Pinocchio, eventually Like Pinocchio, later Like Santa Claus, according to seven-year-old me Like Santa Claus, per many kids Like TV housewives, purportedly Like _e_ , but not _i_ , in math Like _e_ but not _i_ Like a certain McCoy Like e Like goblin sharks but not goblins Like numbers on a number line Like some TV "People" Like some frank talk Like some numbers Like some property Like the Housewives of reality TV Like the McCoy Like the McCoys Like the genuine article Like nothin' Less contrived Less fake Less illusory Less of a dream Less of an illusion Least fictional *Land and structures Line of work that has lots to offer Lots of terra firma? Lots to deal with for Donald Trump Lots to offer Like 0, -5 or pi + married woman in charge of the home? Like wheels after servicing Life as it is Like Zola or Flaubert works Logical group Land under a king or queen Leader's domain La Liga team that plays in Santiago Bernabéu Stadium Lifelike quality. Like some online antivirus protection Like the action in "High Noon" Live-streamed, say Land broker Land dealer Land lady Land mover? Land purveyor Land agents Land brokers Listing wizards "Location, location, location" business Land and such Land broker's field Land, and its appurtenances Land, buildings, etc. Landed assets Listing agent's field Lots and more Lots and plots Lots and the like Lots for sale Lots of business?