Letter L 135250–135500

Long, flexible part on a monkey Large part of a polliwog. Lassie trailer? Light or spin Lizard part Lobster order Lobster order, often Lobster selection Location of a Fortress gunner. Location of a scorpion's stinger Long braid. Long part of a comet Long part of a jerboa Long part of a lemur Lassie or Elsie? Like some bridegrooms Last parts, as of sagas Late-1950s car stylings designed to look aerodynamic Lots of stadiums have them Light on a car's rear Like a humanoid Like guinea pigs Like many amphibians Like most invertebrates Like the koala. Le Carré's "Tinker ___ Soldier Spy" Lengthen or take in Like a well-fitting suit Like a custom suit Leg-up providers? Lobster ___ (seafood treats) Long parts of kites Lower ends of g's, y's, etc. "Les Girls" actress Elg Large Australian snake (*not* a portmanteau referring to cookware used in an East Asian capital city ...) Large snake or James Clavell best seller large poisonous Australian snake LPGA golfer Yani Tseng's homeland Land north of the Philippines Like ASUS or Acer, e.g. Like Ang Lee and Jay Chou Like Keelung residents Low clouds on an East Asian island? Luxury hotel chain with an Indian name Language of a former Russian republic Land bordering western China Literally, "gem of buildings" Lay off, to a batter Leave or deduct, with "off" Leave the ground, with "off" Let a pitch pass Lifehouse "___ Me Away" "___ letter" (office order) Lead-in to bath or powder Lead-in to bow or hike Lose big Lose big time Lower the net, maybe Lose by design Laugh it off, say Latter-day "Hark!" Land on a "go again" square ...like a cosmetician? Leave hurriedly ... and, literally, what the first words of the answers to starred clues can do Leave hurriedly, in quaint usage Listen to my advice Lower one's taxes, perhaps Like a forceful leader Listen and pay attention (2 wds) LGBT activist George LGBTQ activist George "Leave nothing behind, Hoosier State!" "Let the show begin," and a hint to making sense of the starred clues' answers Lose one's backbone? Lose in a big way Liam Neeson film franchise Liam Neeson movie franchise Liam Neeson thriller Like a movie seat with a coat on it Like a saved chair Like a saved seat Like a seat with a coat over it, maybe Like all the good ones? Like occupied seats like someone or something very much Like an accepted challenge Leave ... or what to do as you enter the answer to the previous clue Leave in a hurry (m) Leave the runway Leaving the ground Lose a few pounds Like some food orders Legal directives about redactions? Lets a pitch go by Lets the pitch go by Loses almost everything Loses big Loses a lot of cash Loses badly Lost lots of money Loses a boxing match Loses purposely Leaves reluctantly Looks between one's fingers, perhaps Leaves, as an escapee Lists all offenders "Lights! Camera! Action!"? "LOVE _____" (Mariah Carey, 1990) Learns easily Likes almost immediately Likes at once Likes instinctively Look of surprise Live a full life Let things ___ (leave alone) ... like a scuba diver? Leafleter's cry Learn easily Like almost immediately Like instantly Like instinctively "Let's try that again!," on set Learn, as a hobby large heavily built goat antelope of eastern Himalayan area Looters' activity Letting others lead, metaphorically speaking Letting others have the responsibility Letting others lead Letting others occupy the spotlight Losing lots of money Losing lots of money, like the water company? Lowest form of comedy? Legally not talking Latvian chess champ Mikhail __ Latvian chess champ of 1960-'61 Latvian chess master Latvian grandmaster Loser to Botvinnik in 1961 Large hound Large white hound. Lyle from Pittsburgh Lyle or Nita Lauder powder Light white powder Locker room application Locker room powder Locker room sprinkle Locker room supply Locker supply Low end of the Mohs scale Lubricant component Like a baby's bottom, often Like many babies' bottoms, often Like some powder Locker room powders "Leatherstocking" piece Legend passed down Liar's forte Libelous account Libelous report. Lie, perhaps Load of bull Like Bach, Picasso et al. Like a prodigy Like cinema's Mr. Ripley Lamb's "___ From Shakespeare" Loads of bunk Lore from old wives Literature's Nan or Gay Late additions to a jury Lee penny, in Scott novel. Lucky objects Lecture to Lecture without caring if one's words are heard Long-winded debate. Loquacious one Loquacious types Lengthy discussion Late-'20s innovation Limbaugh's medium length of time a mobile phone can be used before its battery runs out "Let's chat" Like Eric Rohmer movies Like some pretentious films "Long __ Sally" Laker-like Large: Colloq. Like Abdul-Jabbar Like Albee's three women Like Alcindor. Like Bill Bradley Like Bol of basketball Like Bol of the Bullets Like Bunyan tales Like Bunyan's tales Like Dubai's Burj Khalifa Like Jordan Like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Like Lakers Like Manute Bol of the N.B.A. Like NBA centers Like NBA power forwards Like Parish of the Celtics Like Pat Ewing Like Paul Bunyan or his tales Like Paul Bunyan tales Like Paul Bunyan, or tales about Paul Bunyan Like Rebecca Lobo Like Shaq Like Shaquille Like Shaquille O'Neal Like Willis Reed Like Wilt Like Wilt Chamberlain Like Wilt the Stilt Like Wookiees Like Yao Ming Like a Douglas fir Like a Paul Bunyan tale Like a basketball center Like a center in the WNBA Like a certain tale or order Like a difficult order Like a giant Like a giant redwood Like a giraffe Like a hard-to-believe tale Like a hard-to-fill order Like a highball glass Like a redwood Like a seven-footer Like a six-footer Like a skyscraper Like a tale that's hard to believe Like an N.B.A. center Like an NBA player Like an NBA power forward Like any NBA center Like basketball centers Like basketball players Like difficult orders Like doubtful tales or difficult orders Like fantastic tales Like giants Like giraffes Like hard-to-believe tales Like hoopster Gilmore Like improbable tales Like many NBA players Like many WNBA players