Letter L 25500–25750

Like old mud on one's shoes Like some dirty boots Like thick, dry Mud Lumpy layered Lazy baker's need Ladyfingers e.g. Layers sometimes filled with cream or jam Less gritty Less powdery Liable to clump Like badly applied makeup Like compact powder Like dense brownies Like dried soil Like dried-out mud pies Like dry mud Like some face powders Like some poorly applied cosmetics Like some poorly applied makeup Like unnaturally thick makeup Like wet talcum L.A. locale Label word after lo- Laconic Pres. Latin jazz legend Tjader Latin jazz musician Tjader Legendary Ripken Lo-__ (lite) Lone Eagle's monogram Lou's record-breaker Low or no follower Low- -- (diet) Low- -- (lite) Low-__ (suitable for dieters) Low-__ cola Low-___ (for dieters) Low-___ (for weight-watchers) Lady to whom Jimmy Durante always says, "Good Night, wherever you are." Large gourd or a pipe made from it Large gourd used for pipes Lockups. LEAD alloy Light carriage with a folding top Light low-wheeled carriage. Light two-wheeled carriage. Low-slung carriage. Low-wheeled carriage LAKE Charles, county of (USA) Lime: Prefix LIMESTONE rock plant LIMY soil, plant unable to grow in Limestone mineral limestone Like sardines and tofu Like a cold, ruthless villain lengths Large volcanic crater (from the Spanish for "kettle"). Lava-oozing mouth Large boiler Large kettle Large boiling pots Large boiling pots (Var.) Large kettles "Laid-back rock" musician J.J. Lou Reed's bandmate John LESOTHO river Latin name given a region within the modern day Scotland LOWER Palaeozoic era, orogenic period of the Legislative list. Legislative schedule Library event listing List for a judge List of days. List or register Leg muscle Leg section Little cow Little elephant Little lower? Little whale Lower leg muscle Lower leg or a little lower Lower leg muscle Like an awkward, silly youth. Leggy losing candidate of 1936? Like a midiskirt, perhaps Lower-leg part Leg-strengthening exercise Lower-leg exercise -- liver (iron-rich dish) __ liver ___ liver (meat buy) ___ liver (meat purchase) ___ liver (menu item) L.A.'s state L.A.'s state, for short LL Cool J "I'm going back to ___" LL Cool J's "Going Back to ___" Latin American city Latin American city targeted by medical tourists for its affordable plastic surgery Left Coast state, casually Left Coast state, informally Left coast state, for short Level of character Level of ability Like Eugene Field's cat Like some cats Like some cats or beans Litter member that's almost always female Like el desierto de Sonora Like summers in Sevilla L.A.'s home Longest state abbr. LAS Vegas, hinterland of Long Beach's home Lunch order including avocado Little cat with a beachy vibe? Lead-tin alloy Lowest town in US Leader who succeeded Muhammad LOTHARIO, victim of "Let's __ it a night" "Let's ___ it a day" "Let's see what you have" Lead a square dance Lure a duck last post look up Large lily. Lily genre Lily in a wedding bouquet Lily in a wedding bouquet, perhaps Lily type Lily with Green Goddess and Pink Mist varieties Lily with arrow-shaped leaves ___ lilies (recurring subject for Georgia O'Keeffe) ___ lily (Easter flower) ___ lily (bouquet flower) ___ lily (pointy-petaled flower) Like some company bonds Labour leader making a change, mostly wrong about everything Lima's port "La Divina" soprano Legendary soprano Leonard Bernstein called her "The Bible of opera" La ___, seaport in N. Algeria. Like hotlines and poker bets Like hockey forwards, the bakery worker and the airport worker were ___ Leader of a square dance. Leader of the National Ex-Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty, and Pension Association, chartered in 1897 "Larry King Live," for one Like many radio talk shows Like some radio shows Listener participation show Large Jovian moon Leave work "Let's say we're even" "Let's do lunch sometime!" "Let's talk on the phone" London classic, with "The" London novel. Lure of London's Klondike? London hog's "oink"? Like workman's hands Legendary Cab of music lacking and evidencing lack of experience of life "Let" and "Fault," from a chair umpire Lays claim, in a way Letters read to many listeners Leaves the office Library forms. Like globetrotters' feet? Like laborer's hands Lack of wind Less than 1 m.p.h., as winds Like Type B personalities Like a ballad Like a hurricane's eye Like serene seas Like some seas Like suboptimal kite-flying weather Like the eye of a hurricane Like the eye of a storm Like the sea in gentle weather Lulled Less agitated Less choppy, as the seas Less disturbed Less edgy Less excited. Less nervous Less ruffled Less stormy Less turbulent Less upset. Less windy Less windy, say Least choppy, as seas Least disturbed. Least likely to flip out Least perturbed Least rattled Least rocky Least ruffled Least shaken up Least wavy Lulls Latin words heat Like French fries and ice cream Like fattening foods Like most cheeseburgers Like rich desserts Like some information on food labels Losers' count Like some dietary values Large cap of felt or sheepskin, worn in Near East. Lando ___ ("Star Wars" character) Largest U.S. univ. system Largest U.S. university system L.A. sch. that organized the Great Rose Bowl Hoax of 1961 Linus Pauling alma mater Linus Pauling's alma mater libeller Lord Baltimore's surname Large pieces detached from icebergs Lower leg parts Luther contemporary Lord Kitchener's music Lively songs with humorous, improvised lyrics Lord Kitchener of Trinidad et al. Literary journal with a botanical title Laptop lens Lens holder, for short Lever striker Live coverage word ending Live-stream need Lily plant with edible bulbs Lily plant of western U. S. Longtime Dove rival Longtime P&G soap "for women" Laos neighbor Language in which "yes" and "no" are "baat" and "te," respectively LOWER Palaeozoic era, system of the Lawn Lead rod used in casements. Lead rod used in stained glass. Lead strip joining glass panes Lunged toward "Lawrence of Arabia" animal