Letter L 131000–131250

Like bread for pigeons Like bread for stuffing Like bread made into stuffing, perhaps Like bread used for stuffing Like bread used for stuffing, often Like chips that have been set out too long Like cola with no fizz Like cut-rate bread Like dated food Like day-old donuts Like day-old mantou, probably Like day-old news. Like days-old bread Like dry bread Like hard bread Like jokes that kids enjoy, often Like jokes you've heard before Like last week's bread Like last week's buns Like leftover beer Like leftover chips Like leftover snacks Like many a crossword clue for the word OREO, or like old Oreos Like many a dad joke Like many bad jokes Like month-old bread Like month-old cake Like my holiday cookies this year, without guests to eat them :( Like old French bread Like old baozi Like old beer Like old beer or jokes Like old chips Like old cigarettes Like old donuts Like old gossip Like old jokes or popcorn Like old pizza Like old popcorn Like old potato chips Like old rolls Like old rye Like reused crossword clues Like rock-hard bread Like several-days-old bread Like some checks ... or some Chex Like some hard rolls Like some puns or buns Like the bread ideal for bread pudding Like the bread in stuffing Like two-week-old bread Like uncirculated air Like uninspired writing Like week-old bagels Like week-old bread, often Like week-old bread, possibly Like week-old doughnuts Like week-old injera, probably Like week-old naan Like yesterday's bagels Like yesterday's baguette Like yesterday's donuts Like yesterday's xiaolongbao Long past the shelf date Lost zip Lack of being fresh Lack of originality Less crisp, as chips Less fresh and crispy Less likely to start a trend Less original Less original, as a joke Less up-to-date Like last week's bread compared to this week's Like yesterday's bread, compared with today's Like yesterday's news, to today's Least appetizing Least appetizing, as bread Least creative Least fresh, as bread Least innovative Least newsworthy Least original Least salable, perhaps Like the most ancient joke Like the oldest bread Like the oldest jokes Layne ___, "Alice in Chains" lead singer Layne of Alice in Chains Leader at 1945's Yalta Conference Leader at Potsdam Leader at Yalta Leader born Iosif Dzhugashvili Leader born in Georgia Lenin s successor Lenin successor Lenin's successor leader of soviet union Like Russia in the '40s Like the 1930s Soviet Union Leave angrily with "off" Literary corn growers? Like corn in the field Looked through all of someone's accounts, online "Law & Order: SVU" villain, at times Long and slender like stem of trees like a stalk Lavatory division Losing velocity. Lively horse "Lock Up" star Loyal servant loyal reliable and hard working Landing site for bees Long part of a spider plant Landing sites for bees like a stamen Lasting imprint Letter's must-have Licked square Location of a recent Elvis sighting Like many passports Like passports Like passports and envelopes Like some feet and envelopes LICKER Law enforcement slogan Letter attachments Lets into the country, perhaps "Land," in central Asia L.A. Rams owner Kroenke Laugh-getter Laurel Laugh-inducing Laurel Laughable Laurel Laurel bestowed on Hollywood Laurel from England Laurel in "Swiss Miss" Laurel in "The Music Box" Laurel in a bowler Laurel in films Laurel of "Babes in Toyland" Laurel of "The Flying Deuces" Laurel of Laurel & Hardy Laurel of Laurel and Hardy Laurel of comedy Laurel of film comedy Laurel of films Laurel of laughs Laurel of note Laurel of old comedy Laurel of old slapstick Laurel of old-time comedies Laurel of slapstick Laurel or Getz Laurel or Kenton Laurel or Lee Laurel or Musial Laurel or Smith Laurel seen with Hardy Laurel with Hardy Laurel with a bowler Laurel, to Ollie Lee known for his cameos Lee of Marvel Lee of Marvel Comics Lee of Marvel Comics fame Lee of Spider-Man fame Lee of comic book fame Lee of comic books Lee of comic-book fame Lee of comicdom Lee of comics Lee of comics fame Lee or Laurel Lee or Musial Lee who cameoed in Marvel movies Lee who cameoed in last night's "Agent Carter" Lee who co-created Magneto Lee who co-created Spider-Man Lee who co-created the Avengers Lee who co-created the X-Men Lee who created Spider-Man Lee with a posthumous cameo in "Avengers: Endgame" Lee, Getz or Musial Legendary Musial Literally, "place of" Los Angeles Rams owner Kroenke ___ Lee, creator of Spider-Man ___ Lee, longtime head of Marvel Comics lesson topic Golf 1996 movie Lamp support Last-ditch defense Leave one's chair Leave the chair Lectern, e.g. Lemonade establishment Lemonade locale Lemonade vendor's spot Let it ___ (stet) Little Bighorn event: 1876 Lose a Lap Create a Line to the best man at speech time? Lou Diamond Phillips film of '88 Lou Diamond Phillips film of 1988 Language taught in elementary school Last bunch to board, typically Loyal adherents Loyalty slogan for a metrosexual accessory company? Last-minute ticket acquirer, maybe Late arrival at an S.R.O. show Late arrival, often Late-comer at a hit show. Late-coming fan. Latecomer at a full house Latecomer to a show, perhaps Latecomer to a theater, maybe Latecomer, perhaps Life-size cutout Latecomers at a hit. Lionel ___, Hollywood villain. Lionel ___, plays hardboiled screen roles. Lionel of old films Locus ___ (right to be heard) Like a model at the end of a runway? Leaving one's seat Like the cold seafood seller? Lack of sociability Leaves one's chair Lemonade venues Loose a lap (2 words) ___ lose (be liable) Last after a test Like some triples Leno or Seinfeld, e.g. Light buggy Light horse-drawn carriage with one seat Light, one-seated carriage Looked suspicious ___ leg (dance fad of the two-thousands) Laurel half of a classic comedy duo Lake Victoria circumnavigator Livingston seeker Livingston's compatriot Livingstone's compatriot Livingstone's finder Livingstone's pursuer Livingstone's rescuer Lord with a namesake sports trophy Like a tin can, essentially Laurel et al.