Letter L 119500–119750

"Les Mots" author "Les Mots" autobiographer, 1964 "Les Mouches" dramatist La Naus e novelist Leading existentialist. Left Bank literateur. Left Bank litterateur. Les Mots confessor Literature Nobel refuser Longtime companion of de Beauvoir Lander at Arlanda Line to Stockholm Line with a Stockholm hub Land grants to Brahmans in India. Letter enc. Letter insert, briefly Letters returned to sender? Ltr. encl. Ltr. inclusion Ltr. writer's courtesy Letter encls. Ltr. enclosures Ltr. enclosures to editors Ltrs. within ltrs. "Little Miss Sunshine" prop Legion of Honor accessory Little Alexander Like Miss Universe Like a Miss Universe contestant Like beauty pageant contestants Like many a robe Like pageant contestants, typically Like some beauty contest winners Like windows and beauty pageant contestants Like windows and geishas Legacy law "Land of Living Skies" Legendary westcoast giant Lip off to Lip or cheek Lip or mouth Lip, in slanguage Lip, or mouth off to Lippiness Lippy language Lippy remarks Lippy talk Large South African antelope. Lips off to Less polite, in a way Least respectful Like one with the best clapbacks Less than polite Liable to talk back Like Bart Simpson Like Tyler Perry's Madea character Like a snip Like a spoiled brat Like impudent kids Like minxes Like one known for their mouth and lip Like the comment "I heard you the first 10 times!" Like the comment "Oh no, you didn't!," say Like the response "Talk to the hand!" Likely to backtalk Likely to give some lip Likely to react? Lesotho hrs. Lay idle Lay unused Little Miss Muffet and Humpty Dumpty did it Little Miss Muffet did. Little Miss Muffet/ ___ on a ... Looked after Junior Lost one's standing? Lounged, maybe "Lord of the Flies" "___ lies awaitin' . . . " LaVeyan figure Leader of the land down under? Lucifer or Beelzebub Like Rushdie's "Verses" Like devil worship Like inverted pentagrams Like some devilish cults Like the Verses of Rushdie Author Lustrous ribbed cloth made in India. Led, as the standings Letters identifying the four voices in a choir Let it happen Louis Armstrong nickname Louis Armstrong, to friends Louis Armstrong. Legendary pitcher Paige Leroy Paige Leroy Paige, familiarly luggage consisting of a small case with a flat bottom and a shoulder strap Louis Armstrong's nickname Louis Armstrong, informally Leave completely filled Leave filled Leave full Leave gratified Leave needing to loosen the belt Leave no room in for anything else Like a contented diner Like a gleeful glutton Like contented gourmands Like happy diners Like those asleep on the couch on Thanksgiving, likely Lustrous cotton Lustrous cotton fabric Lustrous material Lining fabrics. Lush fabrics Lustrous cloths Lustrous sheet fabrics Lackey or flunky Latvia and Estonia, once Latvia and Lithuania, once Leaves full Like an appetite that can be fulfilled Leave fulfilled "Le Picador est mort" composer "Limp Preludes for a Dog" composer Erik Lace accompanier Like Count Basie's "Doll" Like Ellington's doll Like some bedding Like some weaves Like the sashes in the song "My Favorite Things" Lush fabric Lush material Luxurious (I guess) sheet material Luxurious bedding material Luxurious material Luxurious sheet fabric Luxurious sheet material Luxury pajama fabric Luxury sheet material Luxurious thing to sleep on Lustrous red wood. Lustrous red-gold wood. Lining cloth. Luxurious bedding items Luxurious mattress coverings Luxury items for a king or queen Like some fine linen Like a Burmese's fur Like luxurious sheets Like some ball gowns Like some ribbon Lustrous and smooth Lustrous, smooth and glossy Luxuriously smooth Lovely, witty woman: Sp. "Lysistrata," for one Lampoon cousin Lampoon offering Lampoon specialty Lampoons and such Lehrer forte Literary attribute. Literary criticism of a sort Literary derision Literary fun. Literary ridicule Literary spoof Literary works using irony to expose folly Lucian's forte Lucilius's forte literary work that uses irony literary work that uses irony wit and sarcasm literary work that uses irony wit and sarcssm "Li'l Abner" and "Doonesbury," e.g. Literary spoofs Literary works reproving human folly. Like "Don Quixote," e.g. Like "Gulliver's Travels" Like "The Bonfire of the Vanities" Like Defoe's work Like George Carlin's humor Like HBO's "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" Like Mad magazine Like Mort Sahl's humor Like Petronius' writing. Like Swift stories Like Swift's works Like The Onion Like a Mel Brooks movie Like a pasquinade Like many segments on "The Daily Show" Like mockumentaries Like much Lenny Bruce humor Like the Harvard Lampoon Like the movie "Airplane!" Like "Utopia" or "Gulliver's Travels" Like Britain's Private Eye magazine Like Mark Russell's shows Like Wilde or Swift Like a Jonathan Swift book Like sendups Lampooning "Leather Warriors" band Long-necked lute "Little Miss Muffet ___ a tuffet ..." "Little Miss Muffet __ tuffet" Little despot Lowly despot Loads to capacity. Limit of a sort Last of a familiar hebdomad Last of seven, for many Long-running "Popeye" spinoff? Lord of the rings among planets L-Series car maker Late-20s astrological event Lascivious cloven-hoofed creature Lascivious deity Lascivious man Lascivious man-goat of myth Lascivious man-horse of myth Lecher of myth Lecherous Greek god Lecherous deity Lecherous demigod Lecherous figure of Greek myth Lecherous figure of myth Lecherous goat-man Lecherous man-goat Lecherous mythical creature Lecherous woodland deity Legendary luster Lewd deity Libertine of myth Luster of legend Lustful being of myth Lustful deity Lustful deity of myth Lustful man Lustful woodland deity Lusty creature of myth Lusty deity Lusty deity of antiquity Lusty mythological figure Lusty one Lusty woodland deity Lusty woodland god like a satyr Like a lecher