Letter L 46750–47000

Long, impressive film Long, involved tale Long, long story Long, sweeping story Longfellow's "Evangeline," e.g. long poem or other work of art celebrating herioc feats long poem, book, or film about heroic events or actions Like "Ben-Hur" Like "Beowulf" or "Roots" Like "Orlando Furioso" Like "Roots" Like Dante's "Inferno" Like a tale for the ages Like heroic poetry Like the Iliad or the Odyssey layer outer skin Loss on a grand scale? Lacking discrepancy between genders Long lines? Long story in verse form "Lawrence of Arabia" and others Large accounts? Large-scale films Large-scale movies. Large-scale productions Large-scale stories Larger-than-life movies Larger-than-life stories Lavish productions Legendary stories Legends Long and winding tales Long chronicles Long heroic tales Long poems Long poems about heroes Long poetic works Long stories Long stories with heroes Long tales Long, great stories Long, important songs Long, long stories Long, sweeping stories Long-lasting tales Lover of fine dining Luxury lover. Lovers of fine food Luxurious livers Long poem cut by half causes widespread ill-feeling Labor day offering? Labor day shot Labor relief, perhaps Living near the ground level Living near the ground, as insects Last part of a play, maybe Literary afterword Literary coda Literary conclusion Literary ending Literary last words Literary postscript (Var.) Literary codas Literary conclusions Literary postscripts LITERARY work, concluding part of Last part of many a novel Literary afterthought LEAF, curve of Lifesaving allergy device Lifesaving device for one with severe allergies Lifesaving injector Life-saving devices, at times Like Bush Sr., religiously Like George Washington's church Like George Washington, religiously Like a bishop's authority Like some sees Like a soap opera Like "The Perils of Pauline" Like a serial story Like many TV dramas Like most sitcoms Like serials Like sitcoms Like soap operas Like soap operas, e.g. Loosely connected Loosely connected, as a novel Like questions of what is knowable LITERARY work in form of letter LITERARY work in verse LONG letter Lection Letter by Paul Letter from Jude Letter from Paul Letter from St. Paul Letter in the Bible Letter in the New Testament Literary letter letter New Testament book Letter-writers. Letters Testamentary? Letters in the New Testament Letters of the Apostles Like Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" Like pen pals' relationships Little letter. Like much of the New Testament Like pen pals' relationship lowest part of an entablature that bears on the columns Layers of tissue "Louis the Fat" and others Literally, "out of many, one" Late Jurassic, e.g. Long geologic time period Lengthy time periods LYRIC ode sung after strophe and antistrophe, part of LYRIC ode, last part of Last part of a Greek lyric poem Literary invention of Archilochus Long verse followed by a short one Lyric composition Lyric form Lyric poem Lyric poem form Lyric poem in couplets Lyric poem part Lyric poem type Lyric poem written in couplets Lyric verse Lyric work Lyrical composition Lyrical piece Lyrical poetic form Lyrical product Lyrical verse Lyrical work Lyric poems Lyric poems written in couplets Like Horace's poetry. "Les Miserables" character who sings "On My Own" "Les Misérables" street urchin "Les Miz" role Les Misérables character in love with Marius Louis Braille or Louis Chevrolet Lutz or Salchow (regarding figure skating jumps) Like Fahrenheit or Celsius Like something named after someone like self titled albums Leotard and Silhouette, e.g. Louis Braille and Les Paul Léotard and Silhouette, e.g. Lofty verse La Belle ___ Large body of poetry Literary works. Lofty poetry Long narrative work Long poem telling of a hero's deeds Long story in verse Long verse -- Lederer, a.k.a. Ann Landers Lederer who was better known as Ann Landers Lederer who went by the pen name Ann Landers Lederer who's better known as Ann Landers "Love & Basketball" actor Omar "Love and Basketball" actor Omar "Love and Basketball" co-star Live iTunes recordings, often Leader of ancient Ephesus? Letter before zeta Letter enclosing another letter? Lowest caste in "Brave New World" Lead-in to "Downs" or "salts" Locale of the English Derby. Laser printer maker Leading printer maker Lexmark alternative Lexmark competitor Lowly laborers at a printer-manufacturing company? Like a joule and a watt-second, e.g. Like all four sides of a square Like all the sides in a regular polygon Like in nature (to) Like six and half a dozen Like six of one and half a dozen of another Like some partners Like two dimes and four nickels Lilly Ledbetter's cause Law protecting against sex-based wage discrimination Likens Like algebra Largest ring of latitude Latitude 0 Latitude zero. Line around the Earth Line around the world Line that extends for 24,902 miles Line that separates north and south hemispheres Line through Indonesia Longest line of latitude Lines equidistant from planets' poles Lateral beginning Lateral intro Lateral opening Lateral predecessor Lateral start Lateral starter Latin counterpart of "iso-" Lead-in for nox or lateral Lead-in to -vocal Librium's lead-in Like: Prefix Like any points on a circle, from the center Like the figure formed by the three circled letters at the bottom Like Buttermilk Like Mister Ed Like a Horse Like a chestnut Like a jackass Like a zebra Like a zebra or mule Like an appaloosa Like horses Like most buggy pullers Like most carousel animals Like some mounts Like some track stars Like some veterinary practice Like zebras Like zebras and donkeys Lippizaner and Percheron Lumet film whose title is Latin for "horse" "La Belle Époque", for one "Lover" or "Folklore," for Taylor Swift "Lover" or "Red," for Taylor Swift Landmark legislation of 1972, for short Large time piece? Laundry day brand Laundry detergent Laundry detergent with Oxi Booster Legis. introduced into every session of Congress from 1923 to 1970 Legis. proposed by Alice Paul Legislation backed by N.O.W. Legislation ratified by Va. in 2020, nearly a hundred years after it was first introduced Legislation that still hasn't passed (!): Abbr. Legislative subject of the 2020 miniseries "Mrs. America," for short Lengthy time period, historically