Letter L 33750–34000

Living Doll Local interruption on TV Layer of skin. layer Skin Leave no room for error Lamb or veal chop Lamb or veal chop from behind the neck lamb chop Let'er rip Live a little "Lighten up, will ya!" "Lighten up, will you!" "Look, I'm trying really hard, O.K.?" Leave or clip Like some timber areas. Like bargain prices Like flea market goods "___ like a knife, but it feels so right" Lets go of, as an actor after a bad audition Loin and shank, e.g. Language of many Erasmus texts Learns the ropes, with "on" Learns by doing lapidary Let one rip, informally Live up to expectations Large trout LIGHTNING pains Like the latest technology Leaving before the workday is over Last of the great clipper ships. Lampshade wearer at a party Laugh-a-minute sort Life of the party: Slang. Lush soft fabric LIII doubled Livy's 106 Large pharmacy chain Largest pharmacy chain in the U.S. L.I. college named for a prepared-food pioneer L.I.U. campus in Brookville LIU branch with the slogan "The choice is clear" LIU campus LIU campus in Brookville, New York Largest campus of Long Island Univ. LI + LX LVI doubled "L8r!" "Later!" in textspeak "Leave no incriminating evidence" initials "l8r g8r" Letters of self-responsibility Like Uranus, to observers Laetrile ingredient Large group of hacktivists, maybe Like the Borg race in "Star Trek" spin-offs Large-scale spread of viruses, say Lifehouse "Sick ___ Carousel" Literary works on a central theme Light hybrid vehicle of the 1910's Low-cost, lightweight autos of the 1910s-'20s Like biorhythms Like economic booms and busts Like monsoons Like sine waves Lance Armstrong, e.g. Lance Armstrong, for one Lance Armstrong, notably Low pressure area or storm Low pressure system Low-pressure system Larry David HBO sitcom, initially Lipstick container or drinking straw, e.g. Loose robe for women. Lauper of pop Lauper who's an Oscar away from an EGOT Like Ambrose Bierce, famously Like Diogenes Louisiana's state tree Louisiana's state tree (with "bald") Latino hip-hop group LICENTIOUS person (arch.) Limassol resident LIMASSOL country Locale of U.N. peacekeeping forces, 1964 Lili St. ___ Lillian Saint ___, of Burlesque Lingerie designer Lili St. ___ Lover of Roxane LIBYAN region LIBYAN Greek colony, ancient Libyan resort Literary critic Connolly Like letters from Lenin Like the Russian alphabet Like the alphabet in Moscow ... or each letter in the starred answers larval tapeworm LITTLE Father Leader until 1917 Leaders of industry Lewis, Petrillo, etc. Language from which the word {/robot/} originates Language in which "k" and "v" are the words for "to" and "in" Language in which there exists a word with eleven consecutive consonants Language related to Polish Language related to Slovak Language that gave us the word "polka" Language whence the word "robot" Language where "Jak se máš?" means "How are you?" Like Milos Forman Like polka Like some goulash Like the word {/robot/} , etymologically Liszt's teacher Leon ___, McKinley's assassin Light application Light pat Light stroke Light touch, as with a paintbrush Lightly apply Lightly touch Lightly touch, as with a handkerchief Little application Little bit of Vaseline Little bit of blush Little bit of cream Little bit of gel Little bit of glue Little bit, as of color Little bit, as of cream Little bit, as of gel Little bit, as of ointment Little dollop Little glob Little glob of hot sauce Little touch Lotion amount Lyric after "baba" Lightly pat, as with a napkin Lightly patted Lightly touched, as with a handkerchief little grebe LEBANESE dance Light applications Light brushstrokes Light strokes Lightly applies, as with paint or glue Little amounts of cream Little ones'll do ya Little pats. Little quick touches, as of paint Little touches, as of paint Lightly sponges Lightly touches ___ Lac (Vietnamese province) Lilly of chapeaux fame Literally, "badger dog" Little dog from Germany Leisure suit fabric LACRIMAL sac, drainage operation to the Long-short-short poetic foot Long-short-short, in verse Like "symbolize" Like difficult trivia and beautiful poetry? Long-short-short, in poetic meter Long-short-short, to a poet Lead-in for gum Lear, to Cordelia Lear, to Goneril Lear, to Regan Lenny, to Zoe Kravitz Little League coach, maybe Little League coach, often Little League coach, perhaps Little League coach, probably Literary movement Like some Marcel Duchamp works "___ Lessons" (Beyonce hit) Long-Legs or Warbucks Longlegs. ___-longlegs (wispy arachnid) Low part of wall Lower part of a wall Lower part of a wall with panel or border. Lower part of an interior wall. Lower part of the wall of a room Lower wall decoration. Lower wall molding. Lower wall part lower part of an interior wall decorated differently from the upper part Lower part of walls. Lower parts of walls, in interior decoration. Lower parts of walls. Lower wall areas Lily of "Modern Family" has two Little League coaches, typically Little League spectators Little League umps, often Longtime A&W competitor Lamaze class attendee "Lost" actor Daniel __ Kim Labyrinth builder Labyrinth builder of myth Labyrinth creator Labyrinth designer Labyrinth of Minos creator Lent lily Like a toon duck? Looney Tunes toon Lisping toon Looney Tunes fowl Looney Tunes lisper Lacking logic Like a spendthrift Scotchman. Loony, to a Londoner Less logical Less sane Less sensible Least sensible Late U.N. name Long pistols, now obsolete. LINGAYEN gulf, city on the (Phil.) Large stack Large stack (2 wds) "La-di-__!" "Lah-di-__!" La Dee ____: 1958 song Lah-di-___ (genteel) Last syllable of a "Song of the South" song title Line of code Long click, in Morse code Long for Morse Long in code Long keystroke Long part of an old message? Long sound in Morse Long tone in Morse Long, in Morse code Longer form of communication? Lassi yogurt lentil dish Late-summer blooms Long Morse code sounds Long parts of a code Last Vietnamese emperor Bao ___ Literally, "big root" LOWER house of the Irish Parliament Legislative body in Eire. Legislative group in Eire. Lower house in Ireland.