Letter L 16250–16500

Like vending machines Likesome assembly lines Labor saver Lifelike mechanism. Like a nervous system Last exam Le Mans, e.g. La Salle and De Soto La Salle and Hudson LaSalle and Hudson Latter-day chariots Lemons or cream puffs Lincoln and Ford Lincoln and Ford, e.g. Lot fillers Lot lineup Lot lot Lot sights Lots are seen in lots Love Bug and Batmobile, for two "Little Deuce Coupe" (The Beach Boys) Like many Charli XCX songs Like some news and many pop songs L.A.'s __ Museum of the American West Longtime California Angels owner "___ Leaves," 1956 film Leaf-peeping season Leaves time? Like October Like September's equinox Leaf-raking times Late-arriving Eddie Cochran song? like autumn Leather craftsperson's beltful "La Cage __ Folles" "La Dame ___ Camélias" "Le Cage ___ Folles" La Dame ____ Cam lias Legendary Gardner of Hollywood Lana contemporary Lori Loughlin's character on TV's "Summerland" Lori, in "Summerland" Loser to Audrey for the 1953 Best Actress Oscar landslide landslip Large swift slides. Land of Arthurian legend Land of the Blessed, in myth Last resting place of King Arthur. Literary paradise Luxury Toyota Like King Arthur Leaders in a literary movement. Leaders in artistic innovations Leaders of the literati. Like experimental art Like the artistic intelligentsia Like the poetry magazine _L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E_ Like the work spelled out by the circled letters Like the work spelled out by the shaded letters "Let's go!" to Luigi "Let's go," in Florence "Let's go," in Livorno "Let's go," in Lombardy "Let's go," in Rome "Let's go," overseas Lemmon film: 1972 Lemmon/Wilder comedy Language of the Caucasus. "L'___," (The Miser), by Moliere. "L'___," Molière play. "L'___," Molière satire. Lust for lucre Lust for wealth Luxury's child, per Cicero Legendary actress Gardner and namesakes Lubber's alert Latin greeting commonly used in ancient Rome L.A.'s Melrose, e.g. L.A.'s __ of the Stars Las Palmas, in L.A. Latin cue farewell Forum Info Latin for hail Latin greeting Latin salutation Latin words hail Lettered Bklyn. thoroughfare Letters after Madison or before Maria Letters on a street sign Lex in NYC, e.g. Lex or Mad, in N.Y.C. Lex, e.g. Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C. Lex. or Mad. Lexington or Madison in N.Y.C. Lexington or Madison, in NYC (Abbr.) Livy's hello Local map abbr. Long street, for short Long way to go in NYC Long-ago greeting Lyft line: Abbr. "Lady Marmalade" preposition "_ ;laisir" "___ les compliments de l'auteur" (inscription in a French book) Le menu word _____ le temps (French "eventually") _____ le temps (French for "eventually") Lauder beauty/wellness brand Last name in fashion photography Longtime Vogue photographer Longtime Vogue photographer Richard L'Oreal rival L'Oréal competitor L'Oréal rival Lotion brand Lubriderm rival Latin prayer. Like some wrongs Los Angeles indoor football player Like-for-like people Latin American street. Lexington or Madison Lexington or Park Line of inquiry Line at a Manhattan taxi stand, perhaps? Literally, "approaches" Less than outstanding Like C work Like Joe? Lago ___, crater lake in Italy Lago d'___, near Napoli Lake in Italy. Lake in Southern Italy. Lake near Naples, Italy. Lake near Naples. Legendary lake near Naples Less than willing. Loath (to) loth Like some eyes and disasters Label giant Label maker Label producer Label-making giant Lincoln Center's __ Fisher Hall Looney Tunes animator Tex Louisiana island. Latin greetings Latin salutes Letter-named thoroughfares in Bklyn. Lex and Park, e.g., in N.Y.C. Lex. and Mad. Lex. and Mad., e.g. Lexington and Madison: Abbr. Lexington and others, in N.Y.C. Long ways to go: Abbr. Language related to Old Persian. Lead-in to fauna Likeness on Twitter, for short Like a bird Like Audubon's art subjects Like Audubon's interests Like Audubon's studies Like Audubon's subjects Like Penguins or Redwings? Like Tweety Like Tweety Bird Like a Hawk Like a booby or a gooney Like a booby or a loon Like a cardinal Like a coot Like a fine feathered friend Like a lark Like a roc Like a shrike, e.g. Like anting (that's when you take ants and rub them on your feathers for reasons science has yet to explain) Like bustards and buzzards Like cardinals Like cranes Like cranes, but not derricks Like doves and hawks Like ducks and geese Like emus and rheas Like fine feathered friends Like flycatchers Like grebes and grackles Like hawks and auks Like hawks and doves Like hawks or auks Like kites and cranes Like kites and stilts Like kiwis and emus Like many fliers Like many nest-builders Like many squawkers Like many who tweet Like most cardinals Like much of New Zealand's native fauna Like nonhuman tweeters Like orioles Like orioles and cardinals Like ornithologists' studies Like owls Like owls and orioles Like parrots and parakeets Like pelicans and penguins Like quails and rails Like rails Like rails and quails Like rails and stilts Like some flu strains Like some kites Like some who tweet Like some zoo collections Like the modern descendants of dinosaurs Like the theme creatures Like white-eyes and wheatears Like wings, e.g. Likely to tweet? Large bird cage Large bird enclosure Large birdcage Lead zeppelins? Lindberg Lindbergh or Richtofen Lindbergh was one Lindy, for one Lindbergh and Post Lindy and Amelia "Levels" D.J., 2011 "Levels" dubstep producer Late DJ name-checked in the 2015 hit "I Took a Pill in Ibiza" Late DJ with the hits "Wake Me Up" and "Levels" Late Swedish electronic musician with the 2013 hit "Wake Me Up" little bird Lifelong, as a fan Like "bleacher creatures," typically Like Croesus Like Midas Like a big fan Like a bleacher bum Like a buff Like a die-hard fan Like a diehard rooter Like a fanatic Like a go-getter Like a huge fan Like a passionate fan