Letter L 19000–19250

Low parts of an opera Low-pitched singers Low-toned fellows? Low-voiced belters Low-voiced choir members Low-voiced singers Lower belters Lowest male voices Lowest parts Lowest voices Low singers, short on money, draw idly? Low man in the combo Les Claypool offering Low instrumental part of a tune Low-pitched music component Low-pitched part of a song Low do, e.g. Lowest tone in a chord Lowest pitches in chords Lowest part in a vocal quartet Leporello is one. Low deep voice Low down singer? Low fellow Low man at La Scala Low man at the Met Low man at the opera Low man in an opera Low man in the opera Low man on stage Low man on the barbershop pole? Low opera voice Low operatic voice Low rumbler Low voice at the opera Low voice in opera Low-voiced one Low-voiced opera singer Lower voice Lowest male singing voice Lowest man, in a way Lowest opera voice Lowest operatic voice lingering longation Low wind Low-pitched woodwind Low voices at the Met Low-voiced opera singers Lowest-voiced choir members Large reed instrument Low voice in a jazz combo Low wind instrument Low-register wind Low point of a jazz performance? Low points of some performances Low-pitched brass instrument Low-pitched horn Low-pitched wind Low-pitched wind in a marching band LIME tree wood Like some speakers and headphones Ligneous fiber liber lime tree bark Luigi's "Enough!" Loosely stitch Like juicy turkeys Like many turkeys Like some geese and turkeys Like some turkeys Like some turkeys and geese, to cooks LESOTHO, former name for Laziness, as one of the seven deadly sins LUMP of clay Lawman Masterson Lead-in to man or cave Leatherwing Little League purchase Lost weekend Louisville Slugger product Louisville Slugger, for one Lumber on the diamond Lumber, in baseball Lump, as of clay. LUZON battle site Luzon peninsula Luzon island "Lumber" collector in a park Lower part of Wayne Manor loaves Lived like a single guy Lessen or lower Lessen the force of Lessen, to the Bard Lessen: Poet. Like some African foxes "Le ___" (Matisse piece) "Le ___," Matisse work that hung upside down at the Museum of Modern Art for 47 days LIGHT river boat LEATHER-making, process used for pliable hide in Like a whisperer's breath Like an excited person's breath Like some breath Like some breaths Like the breath of excited people Lewiston campus Lewiston, ME, campus Lewiston, Maine campus Lewiston, Maine, college Last stop for Marion Crane Lass who collects lumber Librarian Barbara Gordon's alter ego LIQUID measure (Heb.) LOWER (comb. form) Luxuriating activity Luxurious activity large container in which to wash the body large tub liquid measure Lap Lave Lie out Lounge in the tub Like a heavenly angel Lifeguard's charges Laves LOTHIAN Region hill(s) Lounging attire Lounging wear Luxury hotel amenity loose-fitting garment for wear before or after a bath or swimming Luxury hotel room items LAVATORY (euphem.) loo Lowbrow sitcom staple Large tubs *Loofah Loofah, e.g. Lollobrigida cheesecake? Leader deposed in '59 Leader ousted by Castro during the Cuban Revolution Leader overthrown by Castro LIGHT linen fabric Light cotton fabric linen fabric Limo for the Louisville Slugger? Leader's wand. Leading indicator? Leinsdorf's stick Long loaf of bread Louisiana's is rouge L.S.U. site Louisiana cosmetic? Leading indicators? Line in Gotham Leatherwings Little League equipment Looks at curves? Loony tunes Louisville Sluggers Louisville Sluggers, e.g. Loose screw Layer of felt Layer of felt used in making hats Lt. col.'s group Large army unit Large group of people or things Lieutenant colonel's charge Large military groups Lamina Lath light beam Locked down Lam Lead-off, for one Like a pitcher in desperate need of relief? Like an old hat Like fish sticks and chicken-fried steak Like chicken fingers Like some chicken in Southern cuisine LEAD, product of Large borough of London. London district on the south bank of the Thames Laptop insert Large series, as of tests Less together Least lucid Lengthy conflicts Large naval vessel armed for combat Large naval war vessel "Last Comic Standing" episodes, e.g. "Le Spleen de Paris" poet Legendary quarterback Sammy L. Frank __ (Oz creator) L. Frank and Vicki, authors. -- & Lomb Lomb's partner Lomb's partner, who was the company's optician and chief inventor; come to think of it, why did he even need Lomb? Like most aluminum ore LOUIS, kingdom of Like lederhosen Less genteel Less proper Ladies of the night Like a dirty joke Like indecent humor Like many a bachelor party Like many double entendres Like many limericks Like most Judd Apatow comedies Like sex farces Like some limericks Locker-room Lambaste, with "out" Lament loudly Laugh Lecture, with "out" Let it all out, perhaps Let one's tears run Let out one's emotions, maybe Let the tears out Loud cry Loud shout Loudly cry like a baby Cry Let the tears flow Loud crier Loud and upset Lets the tears flow Loses it LAUREL tree Large inlet Las Vegas' Mandalay ___ Laurus nobilis Leaf of laurel Loading dock slot __ leaf: stew herb ___ leaf (stew additive) ___ leaf (stew seasoning) Legendary horse Let out a long howl Levitra maker Lyricist Carole __ Sager Longtime Indiana senator Evan Lugar's junior in the Senate Laurel-derived spice Legends of San Francisco's body of water? (... to a school in Texas) Loire River outlet Lens-to-camera fastener