Letter L 134750–135000

Largest city on the Tasman Sea Louis-Dreyfus costar Wanda Lang. unit Leafs' Apps, familiarly Lexicographer's div. Ling. unit Lists of subjects in the course of study Latin: the overview of subjects covered during a course of study list of subjects for a course of study Lady most lissome. Light-footed lady Light-footed lass Light-footed woman Lissome lass. like a sylphid, a little sylph Lissome ones Living in the forest. L.A. Philharmonic offering Like a mirror image: Abbr. Long piece of mus. LIVING together, relationship of Like Canada's maple leaf Like rebus puzzles Like some gestures or logic Logo designer's day-to-day existence? Large-scale compositions Large-scale orchestral work, often with multiple movements Large orchestra Lacking, for short: Abbr. Lex. entry Lexicographical abbr. Listing in Roget: Abbr. Loads, for many: Abbr. Looks for ganders, e.g.: Abbr. Literally, "clasp together" Like some firings "Lip __ Battle" "Lip ___ Battle" (musical game show) "Lip ___ Battle" (pretend singing show) Line up, sound-wise Lip ___ (drag show staple) Lip ___ (pretend to sing) Lip ___ (sing, in a way) Lip ___ contest Lip attachment? Lip follower Lip-__ (mime to a recorded song) Lip-__ (mouth the words) Lip-___ (drag show performance) Lip-___ (fake sing) Lip-___ (not really sing) Lip-___ (pretend sing) Lip- ___ (did karaoke) Leroy Anderson music Lines up (with) Lip ___ (emulates Milli Vanilli) Lip ___ (mouths the words) Lip-___ (doesn't really sing) Lip-___ (fakes it) Lip-___ (fakes singing) Lip-___ (pretends to sing) "Lang" follower Lang ___. Lang successor Lang's successor Last word at a New Year's Eve celebration? Last word in a 12/31 title Last word in a celebratory song Last word in a holiday song Last word in a seasonal song Last word in the first song of the year Last word of New Year's toast. Last word of a 1/1 song Last word of a Burns poem title Last word of a Jan. 1 song title Last word of a January 1 song Last word of a New Year's Eve song. Last word of a New Year's song Last word of a New Year's song title Last word of a holiday song Last word of a holiday song title Last word of a party song Last word of a seasonal song Last word of a song sung at midnight Last word of a song sung on New Year's Eve Last word of an annual holiday song Last word of an old song. Last word of the first song of the year Last word of the year? Last word on December 31, maybe Last word on New Year's Eve? Last word sung with champagne in hand Lenny Welch hit, for today Layer in ecclesiastical governance Lutheran Church body Like certain ecclesiastical councils Lay to rest, e.g. like a synonym Literally, "a seeing all at once" Like some Gospels Like words?: Abbr. Linguistics 101 subject Linguistics 101 topic Linguistics subject Linguistics topics LANGUAGE classification principle of Sapir (Edward) (in order) Like some computer voices Like Orlon or Dacron Long Island community bordering Oyster Bay Long Island community northeast of Mineola Long Island hamlet Long Island neighbor of Woodbury Long Island town south of Oyster Bay lap (a chamfered edge) in order to form a flush surface L. Assad setting Land of Damascus (abbr.) Land of Damascus, briefly Land once partly held by the Crusaders: Abbr. Land south of Turk. Leb. ally Leb. borderer Like many asylum seekers in the 2010s: Abbr. LAODICE, kingdom of Lake Assad setting Land of Damascus Land of Faisal I Land on the Euphrates Land on the eastern Mediterranean Land south of Turkey Latakia is its seaport. Latakia's land Lebanon's neighbor Like Steve Jobs's father Latakia residents, e.g. Lilac genus. Liquid poured on a stack Log Cabin, e.g. LAN setup Lead-in for op Lead-in to "op" Lead-in to "ops" Lead-in to admin or op, in tech LAN, e.g. Large group of railroad lines. Logical order Like certain insecticides Logical procedures "Love Galore" singer Like some hot food Like some Chinese cooking Long-time Cleveland Orchestra conductor Longtime Cleveland Orchestra musical director George Language of S. Africa. Language of S. African Dutch. Luzon lake LEATHER attached to a thing as handle or ornament Last-call pickup License-plate attachment Liquor bill Longtime Coke product Longtime soda brand that Coca-Cola discontinued in 2020 Loop on a garment. Looseleaf divider feature Like browsers, often Like file-cabinet folders Like some folders Like some schoolbook folders Lebanese salad Lap warmer Levi's trademark? Leaves might drop from one List benefits, initially, in account List with columns List of data displayed in rows and columns level of water linen or manners Living picture Laid aside for future reference. Laundry that's often food-stained List at the front of a reference book Literary listing L.L.Bean display? legislative or negotiating session legislative or negotiating sessions Leftovers bit Leadoff batter Laptop alternative Laptop's kin Legal pad Lightweight option for surfing Lazy Susan locale Laptop alternatives Like a divorce, in some places Like a third-rail issue Like cannibalism, e.g. Like certain subjects in certain company Like divorce in some places Like forbidden fruit Like forbidden stuff Like many touchy topics Like the subject of politics in a job interview, often Low, backless stool low stool, originally in the shape of a drum Low footstools Lebanese dish made with bulgur Low stool Low stools Little drums Loops on coats, skirts, etc. Loops on garments. Loose-leaf dividers Like a Spreadsheet entry Like a spreadsheet Like almanac data Like spreadsheets like a table in form List systematically. Langley A.F.B. group Langley Field gp. Like a nod Like a nod or a wink Like a wink and a nod Like a wink-and-a-nod agreement Like a winked agreement Like some approvals Like something communicated with a wink and a nod Like certain riders Light driving tools Luke Bryan's "Box" Linebacker, often Like Post-it Notes on a bulletin board? Lacking style Like beer mug helmets Like big mouth Billy Basses and velvet Elvises Like leaving the price tag on a gift Like paint when it's nearly dry Like plastic slipcovers Like trimming your nails in public LEYTE capital (Phil.) Leyte capital. Latin's lunch, perhaps Literally, "wadding" Loaded shell? Lunch from a Tex-Mex food truck Lunch in a shell Lunch with a crunch Lunch with a crunch, maybe "Live Más" chain "Live más" sloganeer _... Looking back on it, the best part of that game was when composer Brian gave you a Tex-Mex treat. That's why we called him ___._