Letter L 120500–120750

Lily and rose, e.g. Liz Taylor's obsession? Liz' new enterprise Like many hybrid roses? Like Shakespeare.s isle Lemaitre's song about non-believers? Like a British sovereign Letters found in "scholar" L.S.A.T. part: Abbr. Learning loc. Learning place: Abbr. Loc. for learning Literally, "harm joy" List of events: Abbr. List of items when things should happen Laid plans Longtime play-by-play announcer Chris Light composition Light symphonic movement Lively musical movement in triple time Lively musical piece Lively, playful musical piece Light, playful passages Liam Neeson movie about a Hungarian composer? "Luv" playwright Murray Laminar rock Latin for "fissile stone" like a schizopod *Luckless bungler Lifelong bungler Laborious journey Lug (around) Lug laboriously Lug: Var. Like a frump Lugs along Lugs laboriously Lugs, as an awkward load Low-grade merchandise Low-quality trumpets and trombones? Lovable loser or awkward fellow Like many a sitcom husband Lay on thick, as cream cheese on a bagel Likable loser Likeable loser Luckless guy Landlord in the "One Day at a Time" reboot Latin school Learned individual Learned type Library habitué Library regular Literate person. Like some pursuits Library users Large group of fish Large number of fish swimming together. Learning facility Learning time Local educational body Lady Sneerwell, president Lass's infatuation Longtime friends, often Learning place Large Sherry glass Large beer glass Large sailing vessel Larger-than-usual drinking glass Large beer glasses Late NPR newsman Lunar impact crater Lucy's love, in the comics Learning insts. LANDLER, composer for the Lied guy "Li'l Folks" cartoonist Long-running comics byline Leader of international coal-steel plan. "Long Island" sound Last sound in "tuba" Low-stress types Lab field: Abbr. Lab goings-on (Abbr.) Lab work, briefly Lib __ (bibliothecography) Lib. __ Liberal arts field: Abbr. Letters seen before "ence" in a scholarly field LARGEST nerve in the body Leg pain nerve Like some back pain Longest human nerve Longest nerve in the human body Lower extremity affliction Lumbar pain Lepidopterology, for one Logical things to study? Like most medical journal articles L. Ron Hubbard genre Le Guin genre Lily family flower Lily-family flower LEARNING, shallow *Loser to rock, beater of paper Leg lock in wrestling "Let's Have a Kiki" band Like an engineering school's culture Laugh at mockingly Laugh with contempt like scolex Lamp bracket Light fixture Light fixture attached to a wall Light fixture on a wall Light installation Lighting fixtures Latte go-with Light biscuit Light griddle cake Light quick bread Londoner's biscuit Like a destitute baker? Like the destitute baker? Light biscuits Lois Lane exclusive Ladling out *Low-cut gown feature Low-cut T-shirt feature leave or move quickly Left in a rush Large black duck Length and width Listerine competitor Listerine rival Limited (to) Looked over, with "out" Leave a black mark on, say Lampshade blemish Libretto's partner Loewe output leader board Like sports games and musical works ... like an orchestra leader? Like a game at its start LeBron or Kobe, notably Loses to a late-night host? Large array for a desk? Leftover of the smelting process. Lava and slag. Look down on with disdain Look upon with disdain Look down on money? Looks down one's nose at Looks down one's nose, perhaps Late October zodiac sign Libra follower Libra neighbor Lizard or skink Lady Macduff, e.g. Lauder or Burns Lauder, for one Lauren Mayberry, e.g. Leith lass, e.g. Lipton of tea fame, for one Local living near a loch Local near a loch Loch Lomond local Loch Ness fisherman Loch Ness local Loch Ness man Loch Ness resident Lochinvar. Lagavulin, for one Like Burns. Liquor cabinet choice Liquor in a Rob Roy Lapel adornment that advertises Chivas Regal? Land north of England, in poetry Land of Robert Burns Land of which Burns fondly wrote Literary name for part of Great Britain land Burns LAND of the thistle land of tartans and kilts located on the northern part of the island of Great Britain Lestrade's H.Q. London police, in Sherlock's day Laird or thane? Lairds and lassies Language in which a nutty person might be told "Yer bum's oot the windae" Language in which the first four cardinal numbers are ane, twa, three and fower Language in which you might be greeted "Hullo, hoo are ye?" Language of Dundee Language with a trilled "r" Lauder and Connery, e.g. Lauder and others Lord and Lady Macbeth, e.g. Leading Edinburgh newspaper, with "The" Lerwick ladies Longtime "Today" show personality Loser to Pierce in 1852 Literary phenomenon. "Landing It" autobiographer Like Annie Lennox and Sheena Easton Like Robert Louis Stevenson and J.M. Barrie Like a celebrant of St. Andrew's Day Like a deerhound Like bagpipes Like many bagpipes Like many tartan wearers Like the people who invented golf Lawn care giant Lawn service company that merged with TruGreen Lawn-care product brand Lawn-care products brand Legal thriller author who wrote "Presumed Innocent" Leia's word for Han Look high and low (for) Left no stone unturned in ...looking for dirt, Mr. Clean ___ Looks high and low Limey's stew Liverpudlian Little badge-er? Look for talent Lightly armored military vehicle Looked for a phenomenon, maybe Looked for talent Looking for new talent Large freight handler Large sand mover Lighter or barge Low boat Lowly craft Look from a schoolmarm Look from a young George Foreman Look like Scrooge Look like a sourpuss Look severe. Look sore Look that says "I'm not happy" Looked displeased Looks of displeasure Looks sore Looks unhappy Lighters' kin Long-popular board game Letter carriers since 1938? Lanky animal Lanky one