Letter L
*Location typically having a 25-mph speed limit
Liver's location
Lives (at)
Lives, as in a house
Left-over part.
Leftover matter
Leftover stuff
Leftover traces
Leave office
Leave one's seat, maybe
Leave the office early?
leave office voluntarily
Left a job voluntarily
Left a position
Left, as a job
Leaves a gig
Leaves office
Leaves the office early?
Like shock absorbers
Lac for example
Lac or elemi
Lacquer component
Lacquer part
Lucite, for one
Like pitch or tar
Like sappy substance
Like hashish or shoe wax
Like many varnishes
Like pine exudate
Like pine pitch
Like pine sap
Like varnished wood
Let stand in water again
Let steep again
Let the stain remover work some more
Lather again
Lather up afresh
Lather, rinse, repeat?
Lathers again
Lay a new lawn
Lay down more grass
Lay down more green?
Lay down new turf
Lay new grass on
Lay new turf
Lay new turf on
Lay out some more green?
Lay the grass again
Lay the lawn anew
Lays down a new lawn
Lays new ground, in a way
Like a used car
Like antiques at an auction
Like cars in a used car lot
Like items at an auction
Like many a used car
Like many items on eBay
Like many used books
Like many used cars
Like preowned cars
Like some antiques
Like some real estate
Like thrift-shop purchases
Listed in the want ads, perhaps
Like a deep voice
Like a sitar
Like the sound of a gong
LOTION for treatment of baldness, component of
La Costa, for one
Large vacation facility
Last ___ (final option)
Lido, e.g.
Lake Tahoe and Miami Beach
Lake Tahoe and others
Lake Tahoe et al.
Lists of team players
Locales with vacation facilities
Luxury accomodations
Little city filled with tourists
Like survivalists
Legal defendant (abbr.)
Loosen up between lines, perhaps
Loosen up, perhaps
liable to be called to account as being in charge or control; answerable
Like the "Wheel of Fortune" wheel, again and again
Like the wheel after it doesn't go all the way around, in "The Price is Right"
Like yarn made from other yarn
"Leave Out All the ___" Linkin Park
Labor Day blessing
Lamb of God: "Laid to ___"
Last ones to deal with
Laze in the hammock
Lie down for a bit
Lie down for a spell
Lie down for a while
Lie down on the job?
Lie fallow.
Lie in a hammock
Lie on the oars
Log some z's
Lay-by : England :: ___ : America
lndy 500 occurrence
Lead-in to a promise
Lay dormant
Lay fallow.
Like athletes that are fresh off the bench
Lay atop
Leavings, in Paris
Like good sleep
Like leisurely vacations
Like sleep, ideally
Like the Sabbath
Lie atop
Longtime NY Times columnist James
Like some museum art
Like the Pietà
Limit relaxation, taking shower?
Leash or halter, e.g.
limit the time you can spend with your friends
Last word for the defense
Lies dormant
Lies fallow
Lies lazily on the beach, e.g.
Little top hat-looking things on musical staffs, sometimes
Lodgings places.
Lounging-places.
Lies in bed next to
Leaves worrying behind
Lays atop
Leans against
Leans against, perhaps
Lies atop
LinkedIn profile, essentially
lying on the back
Leave the workforce, for short
Letters after some officers' names
Like Barry Bonds or Ken Griffey, Jr.: Abbr.
Like Gen. Clark
Like Gen. Colin Powell
Like Gen. Colin Powell: Abbr.
Like Gen. Franks
Like Gen. McChrystal
Like Gen. Milley
Like Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf
Like Gen. Powell
Like Gen. Schwarzkopf
Like Gen. Shinseki
Like Gen. Tommy Franks
Like Gen. Wesley Clark
Like HOF inductees, usually
Like Hall of Famers: Abbr.
Like a gen. who no longer has men
Like a prof. emerita
Like a prof. emeritus
Like a professor emerita: Abbr.
Like an emeritus prof.
Like an old gen.
Like emeriti: Abbr.
Like former mil. leaders
Like hall-of-fame inductees, typically
Like many AARP members, briefly
Like many AARP mems.
Like many SSA payment recipients
Like many a gen. or maj.
Like many a mil. officer
Like many a sr. citizen
Like many an AARP mem.
Like many seniors: Abbr.
Like many sr. citizens
Like many srs.
Like many workers, after age 65: Abbr.
Like me in, oh, I'm gonna say, 22 years: Abbr.
Like most hall-of-fame inductees: Abbr.
Like one after work?: Abbr.
Like pensioners: Abbr.
Like professors emeritus (Abbr.)
Like some adms.
Like some gen.'s
Like some mil. officers
Like some older profs (Abbr.)
Like some sgts.
Like some srs.
Living in Ariz., maybe
Living in Fla., maybe
Living in Fla., perhaps
Loosen up hemp
Loosening of fibers
Label a new way
Label differently
Label for a sale
Label once again
Label over, as with a new price
Lagel anew
Lower the price
Lower the price of, maybe
Labeled anew
Labels again
Like Wal-Mart
List price
Lizard's cost to grow another appendage?
Los Angeles clothing store where Slash got his signature hat
Lawyer's advance
Lawyer's fee
Legal arrangement
Legal fee
Long-term servant
Longtime attendant
Like Bataan in World War II
Like college aptitude tests, for many students
Like some bad senior pictures
Like the Philippines in W.W. II
Lay down fresh tracks
Levy again
Levies again
Literary adjustment from past narratives
Literary device that covers up holes
Literary device that revises a previously established narrative, for short
Literary device used to address plot inconsistencies
Letters after many a general's name
Like Ali: Abbr.
Like Gen. Shinseki, former Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Like a prof. emeritus: Abbr.
Like an undeliverable pkg.
Like many Ariz. residents
Like many Fla. residents
Like many a capt. or gen.
Like many a gen.
Like many a volunteer (Abbr.)
Like many golden agers: Abbr.
Like many offs.
Like many on a fixed income (Abbr.)
Like many snowbirds: Abbr.
Like old generals (Abbr.)
Like some AARP members
Like some I.R.A. owners: Abbr.
Like some cols.
Like some generals (Abbr.)
Like some old gens.
Like some on a fixed income (Abbr.)
Like the SST fleet: Abbr.
Like unwanted Xmas gifts
Living in Fla., perhaps^RET
Lab do-over
Lab verification
Laboratory routine.
Lace Junior's shoes
Lace Junior's shoes, e.g.
Lace afresh
Lace anew
Lace up again
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