Letter L 2250–2500

Literary title character from the planet Antiterra Literary title character with a palindromic name Lord Byron's daughter Lord Byron's daughter Lovelace Louise Huxtable Lovelace called the "enchantress of numbers" Lovelace considered the first computer programmer Lovelace of computing fame Lovelace of early computer programming Lovelace of early computing Lovelace of math Lovelace of math and early computer science Lovelace or Blackjack Lovelace who loved math Lovelace who programmed an early computer Lovelace who was a pioneering computer programmer Lovelace who was called "The Enchantress of Numbers" Lovelace who wrote the first computer program Lovelace whom many consider the first computer programmer Lovelace with a namesake programming language Lovelace, recognized as the first computer programmer __ Louise Huxtable, winner of the first Pulitzer Prize for Criticism ___ Limón, first Latina U.S. poet laureate ___ Lovelace Day (annual celebration of women in STEM) ___ Lovelace, author of the first computer algorithm ___ Lovelace, computer pioneer ___ Lovelace, computer programming pioneer ___ Lovelace, computing pioneer who was the daughter of Lord Byron ___ Lovelace: Lord Byron's daughter Latinist's "to a ridiculous degree" "Let sleeping dogs lie," e.g. "Like the poor cat i' the ___."—Macbeth "Little strokes fell great oaks," for instance. "Look before you leap" is one "Look before you leap," e.g. "Look before you leap," for example "Look before you leap," for one "Love conquers all" is one "Love conquers all," e.g. "Love conquers all," for example "Love is blind," e.g. "Love is blind," say "Love laughs at locksmiths," for example. "Love thy neighbor" is one Logo Longstanding observation "Let sleeping dogs lie" and others "Look before you leap," etc. Lines from Homer and Erasmus Leisurely movement Leisurely tempo Leisurely, in music Leisurely, musically Leisurely, to Leoncavallo Leisurely, to Liszt Like the opening of the "Moonlight Sonata" Literally, "at ease" Love-duet sequence in ballet Leisurely movements Leisurely musical pieces LAMECH, wife of Lamech's wife Louisiana Indian Louisiana Indians Louisiana tribe Levite "Let's Get Away From It All" lyricist Tom "Love and Death on Long Island" novelist Gilbert "Love and Death on Long Island" writer Gilbert ___ Lady Caroline Keppel's "Robin ___" Last name in firefighting Last name in heroic firefighting Legendary firefighter Red Legendary Robin et al. "Laissez faire" espouser Smith Lost paradise due to temptation LILITH, husband of LaRoche of the Nats Lambert of "Idol" Lambert who has collaborated with Queen Lambert who sang with Queen Lambert who sings with Queen Last word in a palindrome Law & Order DA Lead singer Levine of Maroon 5 Leader of a long race? Leader of a race? Leading man of Genesis Leonard Cohen musician son Levine of "The Voice" Levine of Maroon 5 Levine of TV's "The Voice" Levine of le "Voice" Levine of pop music Levine or DeVine of TV Levine's first name Lilith's husband Lilith's love. Lilith's spouse. Little Joe's brother London's "Before ___" Loser of a rib Lorne Greene in "Battlestar Galactica" Lorne Greene's "Battlestar Galactica" role Lorne Greene's role in "Battlestar Galactica" Lorne role Lasting unbreakable like iron like adamant; unyielding "Lines on the Antiquity of Microbes," a.k.a. "Fleas," in its entirety (world's shortest poem?) Language spoken in the Garden of Eden, per Jewish tradition Like a biblical man Like an early Biblical figure. Like the first man. Like Eve's partner; naked Last words of Rhett Last word of Last words of Rhett's exit line "Lonely Nights" singer Bryan Last name for two U.S. presidents Leader of a "Party" in 1773 Laryngeal prominence Larynx feature Larynx indicator Larynx protector Lump in one's throat Lump in some throats Lump in the throat Lump in your throat? Lump more prominent in men than in women Lump that moves when you swallow Larynx indicators Large city in Turkey. Locale of Churchill-Inonu conference. Locale of Hersey novel. Locale of a 1944 novel Learn new technology, say Learn to cope Learn to fit in Learn to get along Learn to make do Like many screenplays Like some screenplays Like the Oscar-winning "Amadeus" screenplay Like a chameleon's color Like a chameleon's coloring Like chameleons' covering Laptop accessory Learns new technology, say Learns to cope Learns to fit in Learns to live with Learn to accept "Law & Order" figures: Abbr. Legal seconds, for short Lovelace and Huxtable Lovelace and Rehan Lovelace, and others Latin phrase meaning "to the stars" "Let's call it ___" "Let me ____..." Lack of focus, colloquially Lengthen (with "to") Lengthen, maybe Link to, on Facebook Link to, on LinkedIn ___ line (dipstick mark) lump together "___ little spice to your life" "___ little sugar" (recipe directive) LOMBARDY river Lizard of Egypt Lizard of Eygpt Lizard. Lodi's river. Lombard river ___ letter (classic crossword theme) Last name of TV's Gomez Last name of Uncle Fester Large antelope Large, pale antelope large African antelope Lengthening Like a certain attraction Like a postscript Like bonuses Like encores Like free shirt w/CD Longer Last-minute entries Last-minute writings Lizard eater Lover Leader of the House of Lords. Likewise Like S&H Like fine-print costs: Abbr. Like shipping and handling, typically: Abbr. Leave clueless Leave totally confused Like many a ditz Leaves confused "Let's be friends on social media!" "Let's be friends on the socials!" "Let's connect on Instagram!" "Let's connect on Snapchat" Legislative rider, e.g. Lengthen Like some fees Little something extra Line on an appl. form Location info on an envelope Lincoln's famous one was just 272 words Line on an envelope Lines at the post office? Lines on a package Location location of a building lordship Laws governing political speeches? Like a poison pen letter? Letter opener Letter recipient Lecturers Lengthens Lengthen, as a lead leading toward the mid-line Liking "Lemon" attachment "Lemon" end "Lemon" or "lime" ender "Lemon" or "lime" ending "Lemon" or "lime" follower "Lemon" or "orange" ending "Lemon" suffix "Lime" or "lemon" suffix Lemon or lime cooler, for short LEMON drink Last of a drink Last three letters of a drink Late American humorist. Lemon add-on Lemon addition Lemon additive Lemon appendage Lemon beverage Lemon cooler Lemon drink ending Lemon drink suffix Lemon ending Lemon finish