Letter L 132000–132250

Ladder lead-in Ladder rundle Ladder rung, e.g. Ladder type Lesson Dance Level of a flight Level or rung. Level or stage. Line dance part Line of instruction Line-dance lesson component Low motion Land from the water Let someone else take over Leave for a bit Leave the witness stand LINE DANCE ___ TIME MACHINE Last Norman king of England, 1135-1154 Leacock or Harper Lincoln's pre-Presidential opponent Lincoln's 1860 presidential opponent "Lisey's Story" author Loser to Al Pacino for Best Actor of 1992 Laceless footwear Loose-fitting shoes "Let's pick up the pace!" Late order? Line at a cab stand Leave for a moment Leave for just a while Leave momentarily Leave temporarily Leave the office for a sec Leave the office temporarily Leave, if only for a moment Leave to scrap, maybe LEVEL forest less tract LEVEL plain LEVEL treeless plain Large area of grassland without trees in Southeast Europe Large plain Like Mayan pyramids Like a ziggurat Like ziggurats Like ziggurats and some mesas Level, forestless areas. Letting someone else do it Ladder rungs List of instructions Leaves the witness stand Leaves briefly Leaves the office for a bit Like some silver: Abbr. Lob or mob ending Lob or mob tail living in dung LP introduction of 1957 LP listening setup Latest thing in hi-fi. Latter-day Victrola Lead-in to -scope Lead-in to phonic Less than quadraphonic Like binaural audio Like earbuds Like headphones Like iPods Like most LPs Like most new TV's Like recordings that use two audio channels Like sound from two directions Lead role in many a Western Lifelessly dull Like a Mule Like a mule, usually Like a surgeon's hands Like an unopened Band-Aid Like good operating rooms Like many houses in "Black Mirror" episodes Like many labs Like most mules Like operating rooms Like sealed medical supplies Like surgical tools Like surgical tools, hopefully Like the OR Like much flatware Like some reputations and jewelry Last part of the Titanic above water Lenient? No way Like a demanding schoolmaster Like a disciplinarian Like a disciplinarian's talk Like a parental lecture Like a ruler-wielding professor Like a serious talking-to Like a talking-to Like a taskmaster Like a tough-love parent Like disciplinarians Like many disciplinarians Like old schoolmasters Like old schoolmasters, stereotypically Like taskmasters, often Like the tone of a talking-to locale Rudder control Laurence of 18th Century London. Laurence of literature Laurence who wrote "A Sentimental Journey" Laurence who wrote "Tristram Shandy" Literary Laurence Less affable Less compromising Less easygoing Less indulgent Less lax Less lenient singer Tina? Laurence and Elizabeth of 18th century England. Laurence and Elizabeth of Coxwold. Laurence and others. Lawrence and family of 18th cen. England. Least indulgent Least likely to smile Lacking levity Liners' rear ends long flat bone to which most of the ribs are attached LIPIDS, type of laborious or noisy breathing Laboured breathing or snoring "Leave as is," to a proofreader "Leave in," in proofreading "Leave in," to a copy editor "Leave in," to a proofer "Leave in," to a proofreader "Leave in," to proofers "Leave it alone" notation "Leave it as is," to an editor "Leave it be" "Leave it be" editorially "Leave it in" "Leave it in" mark "Leave it in" notation "Leave it in," editorially "Leave it in," to a manuscript editor "Leave it in," to an editor "Leave it" "Leave it" to a proofreader "Leave it," editorially "Leave it," on paper "Leave it," to a typesetter "Leave that text alone" "Leave this alone" "Leave this in" "Leave unchanged" "Let it be," to a proofer "Let it ride," to a proofer "Let it stand" editorially "Let it stand" in editing "Let it stand" in editorial circles "Let it stand", to an editor "Let it stand," to editors "Let it stay," to a printer "Let stand" command "Let stand" direction "Let this stand" Latin for "let it stand" Latin verb used on galleys. Leave alone, to a proofer Leave as is, in editing Leave as written Leave as-is Leave be Leave in "Time"? Leave in a galley Leave in after all Leave in after all, to an editor Leave in command Leave in place Leave in the copy Leave in, as text Leave in, editorially Leave in, in editing Leave in, in margins Leave in, to an editor Leave text as is! Leave text in! Leave that comma in after all Leave unchanged, to an editor Leave uncut to Ochs Leave without changing Leave, in publishing Leave-as-it-was notation Let be, editorially Let it be, editorially Let it be, in journalese Let it be, on a proof Let it run, to printers Let it stand, at Time Let it stand: Lat. Let it stand: Printing. Let it stay Let it stay, editorially Let stand Let stand to Ochs Let stand, editorially Let stand, in editing Let stand, in editorial parlance Let stand, to an editor Let that sentence stay Literally, "let it stand" Leave as originally written, in publishing “Leave as is,” to a copy editor Loire capital. Loire's capital "Let it stand" notations "Let it stand" orders Leaves alone after all Leaves alone, editorially Leaves alone, in a way Leaves as is Leaves in Leaves in after all Leaves in the manuscript after all Leaves in, editorially Leaves in, editorially and palindromically Leaves in, in a way Leaves in, in editing Leaves in, in editor-speak Leaves unchanged, in publishing Lets it stand. Lets it stand: Printing. Lets stand Lets stand, editorially Lets stand, in copy Lets stand, in printing. Lets stand, in proofreading Lid on a range Left as it was Left in, to a proofreader Letting stand Letting stand, in printing. L.A. Clippers owner Ballmer Lawrence or Allen Lawrence or Martin Legendary McQueen Longshoremen's bosses Liv Tyler's dad Longest-serving of the current associate justices "Lincoln" director Less adventurous comic strip?