Letter L 250–500

Lapse limitation Leaves Leaves high and dry Leaves in the lurch Leaves unfinished Like a burned-out building Locksmith's idea of fun? "__ le roi!": French Revolution cry "___ le Roi!" "___ le roi!" ("Down with the king!") "___ le roi!" (Bastille cry) "___ le roi!" (cry at the Bastille) "___ le tyran!" "____ le roi!" (1792 cry) Loose outer garments of Arabs. LOWER in rank LOWER in reputation LOWER in value Lower Lower in Esteem Lower in office Lower in prestige Lower in public estimation Lower in status Lower one's self. Lower oneself. Lowered Lowered in esteem Lowered in rank Lessening Lowering. Loses prestige Lowers Lowers in esteem Lowers in prestige Lowers in rank Leave ashamed Leave blushing Leave red-faced Labyrinth Lecture Lesson "...like ___ out of hell" "...like___out of hell: "Like __ out of . . ." Like ___ out of Hades Lessen Lessen gradually Lessen in force. Lessen in intensity Lessen in strength Lessen in tension Lessen, as a storm Lessen, as the tide Let up Let up, as a Storm Let up, as rain Lose intensity Lose power Lose steam Lose strength Lose strength, as a storm Lull Lessened Lessened in intensity Lost intensity Laughter Leisure loss Legal plea Lessener Legal pleas Lessens Lessens, as the tide Lets up Lets up, as a storm Loses intensity Letting up Like remittent diseases, perhaps Legal term. Long Muslim robe Long, loose robe Loose-fitting Muslim robe "Lay All Your Love On Me" group La tête du monastère Lane Lane from Brooklyn Lane in show biz Lane known for many curves Lane of song Lane of songdom Lane who sang with Cugat Lane who sang with Cugat's orchestra Lane who sang with Cugat, Xavier Half a hit Lane who sang with Xavier Cugat Lane who was married to Xavier Cugat Lane with smooth curves Lane with the album "Be Mine Tonight" Liszt's title Lyons cleric ____ Lane, who sang for Cugat Liszt and Prevost, e.g. Liszt and Prévost, e.g. leader Convent dweller Landmark of Westminster. Large church London road of pop fame London road with a famous zebra crossing London's Westminster __ London's ___ Road Studios LIMERICK County city/town Late jazz singer/actress who should have been from Nebraska? Late Beatles album London locale that's a music industry eponym London's most-photographed street, by far Leader elected by monks Leader of monks Literally, "father" Letters after "abbr." in dictionaries Label for a compressed term L.A., but not Chicago Lb. for pound, say Lb. or oz., e.g. Letters at the end of many a 3-letter word's clue Like this ans. Lessen the time or extent of Lexical abridgments, for short Long. and lat., e.g. Legendary advice giver "Life on Mars" network "Live With Kelly and Ryan" network "Lois & Clark" network "Lost" airer "Lost" broadcaster "Lost" letters? "Lost" network "Lost" shower Leading letters Leading trio Letter sequence that symbolizes easiness Letter trio. Letters above 2 on a phone Letters for a beginner Letters for a toddler Letters near 2 Letters next to the 2 on a phone keypad Letters of introduction? Letters on a phone's 2 button Letters symbolizing easiness Letters that are idiomatically EZPZ Letters that are the epitome of ease Liquor-store chain Loan guarantor for Disneyland (1954) Leading four Letter openers Letters sung to the same tune as "Twinkle, twinkle" Lyric segment with the same melody as "Twinkle, twinkle" Lyrics that can replace "Baa baa, black sheep ..." lineup Starting List of options on some tests Long-running series? Language rudiments Learning letters Learning of a sort. Lesson recited by preschoolers Lesson sung to the tune of "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" Lessons for the young Lessons for the youth Lessons learned early Letters for Dick and Jane Letters for little ones. Letters. Longtime Indy 500 airer Leave Left the throne loss of right Liver setting Like some muscles Like some six-packs Like the oblique muscle LEVITE city Like earthlings, sometimes, in sci-fi "Lincoln in the Bardo" character, familiarly "___ Lincoln in Illinois" "___ Lincoln in Illinois" (1938 play) "___ Lincoln in Illinois" (1940 biopic) Lincoln’s nickname Lead-in to -nomics, in Japanese politics Li'l Abner's boy Li'l Abner's son Lincoln Lincoln moniker Lincoln nickname Lincoln or Fortas Lincoln or Vigoda Lincoln sobriquet Lincoln who some scholars suggest might have been gay Lincoln's nickname Lincoln's sobriquet Lincoln, casually Lincoln, familiarly Lincoln, fondly Lincoln, informally Lincoln, the Rail-Splitter Lincoln, to friends Lincoln, to pals Lincolnesque nickname Lisa Simpson's grandpa Lisa Simpson's paternal grandfather Lisa's grandpa Log cabin President Log cabin boy. Log cabin name. Log-splitting name Longest-serving Japanese prime minister Longest-serving prime minister in Japanese history Longest-serving prime minister of Japan Longtime Japanese P.M. who stepped down in 2020 Lyman or Lincoln Lyndon's Supreme Court appointee before Thurgood Lincoln, familiarly Leader during the Civil War, for short ___ Lyman & His California Orchestra, popular 1920s-'40s band Lateral to the keel Laterally, in a way Laterally, in ship talk Like a crosswise wind, nautically Like a leading wind Lying port-to-starboard Learner "Life is ___ of roses" Laid up Laid up, say Laid up, so to speak Like Frere Jacques Like many of us at midnight Like many sleepers Like most people at 3 A.M. Like most people in the middle of the night Lying Lying down Lying under covers Lying without guilt? Lying, in a way Lying, maybe Lying, perhaps Lying, probably laid out laid-up