Letter L 151250–151500

London had the first one in 1851 Legless animal Lives in a book? Lowlife heading for major argument, but held back limless bird of prey Like a bad apple, perhaps Like some bad apples Limbless animals Low camera perspective Like a really bad apple Like healthy soil Lacking tread, as a tire Like secondhand clothing Like shirts and skirts Like used clothing Like vintage clothing Like pencil nubs Lost to abrasion Long past its prime Lose sleep over (with "about") LOUSIER Less "Fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes, e.g. Less acceptable Less better-off Less desirable Less favorable Less fitting. Less improved Less preferable Less skillfully Like :( vis-à-vis :/ Like a B+, vis-a-vis an A- Like a D, vis-à-vis a C Like an F, vis-a-vis a D Lower-quality Like a thumping preacher compared to others? Loves, and then some Last word in awful Last-place Least beneficial Least desirable Least favorable Least ideal Least skilled Least skillful Least successful Least wanted Like a Razzie Award winner Like a cellar dweller Likeliest to be panned Looking up at everyone else Lowest in quality Lowest quality Lowest-quality least acceptable Least desirable cars on a train? Like a thing that can only improve Least desirable wharves? Least appetizing sausage? Liquid used in brewing. Like a sound investment lacking in usefulness or value LAGER, basis of Leading role in "The Ring." Lloyd Nolan: "The Man Who ___" (1942) Lead-in to an often terrible choice Locale in a Dee Brown title Labored at a loom L.A. ambient band that knits? Laced on a loom Like a basket Like a braid Like a lattice piecrust Like a rug or a wicker basket Like a tapestry Like a wicker basket Like an afghan Like braids and brocades Like cheesecloth Like cloth Like fabrics Like fruit of the loom? Like houndstooth and herringbone Like many rugs Like many shawls Like most cloth Like percale Like plaid Like serge Like some textiles. Like steel wool Like tapestries Like wicker baskets Like wicker products Like wickerwork Loom-crafted Loom-made Lay 'em in the aisles Left in awe Like circus crowds Largest "New Deal" agcy. Largest New Deal org. Loosens ice in my ear (5) Letters seen at TypingTest.com like a wraith Leftover protector Low-carb lunch Low-carb sandwich alternative, at least they market it that way Low-carb sandwich option Lunch choice that (surprise) has the same calories as a regular sandwich Lunch option ... or lunch litter Lunch order in a wheat tortilla Lunch staple Like gifts and burritos Like gifts under the tree Like a sarong like a wreath Legendary architect or tiny songbird Little Jenny of nursery rhyme fame Little bird with a big voice Little brown bird Little brown songbird Little chirper Little singer Little warbling bird Little winged singer London architect Loud singers Loud songbirds Loud-voiced songbirds Lock expert? Locker room? Like Cinderella before the Prince? Less straight Legendary aviator Orville or Wilbur Laundry champ? Laundry cycle supervisor? Laundry room supervisor? Lined (face) Lacking creases, as some fabrics Locations for bracelets LEGAL restraining order Lawyer's petition Legal creation Legal order (h) Like some data disks Long-distance request London or Manchester Lyricist or composer Literary alliance? Legal docs Like many celebrity memoirs Like things you don't want to forget Liked jotted notes Like "Ode on an Eaten Apple"? "Lucid Dreams" rapper Juice ___ Like 1+1=3 Like 2 + 2 = 5 Like Corrigan's "way" Like a test answer with an "x" next to it Like answering RIGHT in this spot Lkie evrey wrod ni thsi cleu Less correct Lack of justice Legal injuries Like an angry ironworker? Like Letterman lines Like Letterman's humor Like Oscar Wilde's humor Like Seinfeld's humor Like Thurber's humor Like a lopsided smile Like a mocking grin Like a silly grin Like a twisted remark Like dry humor Like dry wit Like humor with a smirk Like ironic humor Like many stand-up comics Like some humor that aptly rhymes with "dry" Like some one-liners Like some senses of humor Like twisted humor Lopsided, as a grin Lopsided perissodactyl? Librettist who rhymed "a lot o' news" with "hypotenuse" Language of the web Letters of disquietude in a Marc Maron podcast title Lb. and gm. Lb. and gm. (Abbr.) Lb. and kg. Lb. and oz Lb. and oz., e.g. Lb., gm., oz., etc. Lb., kg. and the like Lbs. and kgs. Lbs. and mgs., e.g. Lbs. and ozs. Lbs. and ozs., e.g. Lbs. et al. Lbs., e.g. Lbs., etc. Lbs., for instance. Lbs., ozs., et al. Lbs., ozs., etc. Lbs., tns., etc. Lifter's gear: Abbr. "Liver" or "brat" follower Large German or Austrian sausage Large German sausage Links from Leipzig Lousy-sounding sausage large sausage, esp of a type made in Germany, Austria, etc Lousy sausages? Like a big chicken Loc. of Harpers Ferry Long-running Monday-night counterpart to "Friday Night Smackdown" La Belle Époque ender: Abbr. Lt. Cdr. Edward "Butch" O'Hare, for one Letters in a magnetic fish Letters on a religious bracelet Letters after "http://" Letters after two slashes Letters from an international address Letters in many modern addresses "Like a diamond in the sky" Lawman Earp Legendary lawman Earp Lost Horizon headliner Legendary lawman of the Old West Letter between X and Z Letter after ex Letter before zee Letter between ex and zee Letter following ex Letter that sounds like a question Letters after exes Letters before zees Letters for sages? Longtime "ER" actor Noah Lure: Scot. Longtime Rolling Stones bassist Longtime Rolling Stones bassist Bill Las Vegas casino mogul Steve ___ Las Vegas (luxury hotel) Laramie's state: Abbr. Least populous US state Least populous st. Least populous state in the U.S.