Letter L 47000–47250

Letters for equality Levenson's "In One ___ . . . " Lib cause Life phase, to a Gen Zer Little bit of history Live Ball or Dead Ball, e.g. Live-ball __: baseball period Live-ball ___ Live-ball or dead-ball period Long presidential term, perhaps Long reign, e.g. Long reign, say Long-proposed constitutional inits. Long-time NOW cause Longish stretch Lost cause for NOW? Low fig. for Randy Johnson Low no. for Roger Clemens Low no. for an All-Star starter Low no. for an ace Low number for an ace Low stat for Frank Viola Low stat for a top pitcher Lower-the-better baseball stat line segment Time Like a catastrophic pitching performance? Latin words I was La Belle Epoch et al. Labeled times Lasting periods Leaders may define them Lengthy reigns, say Life phases, in social media lingo Like some ink Long lines on a timeline Long reigns, e.g. Long stretches on a timeline Low nos. for aces Low ones are best, in brief Low stats for some M.V.P. winners Lynn Nolan Ryan's annual stats Long divisions in history Like CD-RW discs Like a chalkboard Like a whiteboard Like an Etch A Sketch or a whiteboard Like blackboards Like chalk on a chalkboard Like pencil marks Like some CD-ROMs Like some bond paper Like some compact discs Like some pens Like some typing paper Like some wall calendars Like whiteboards and blackboards Leave no trace of Leave rubber, in a way Leave with a clean slate? Lessen a list, in a way Liquidate, mob style Like 18 1/2 minutes of the Watergate tapes Like an amnesiac's memories Like the previous clue (which originally read "Place of Jewish worship") Liquidated, as a hood Lead lifter Lead removal device Lead's counterpart Lead-off item? Literary device? Lynch, David film Lead-off selections? Leaves empty Leaves no trace of Leaves rubber? Lifts off, to typists Latin word meaning "was" Latin "was to be" Latin I verb conjugation Latin paradigm part Latin phrase center Latin words he was Livy's "it was" Logic lesson verb Logician's "E" Logician's "E," perhaps Latin linking verb often seen in mottos Lady with a lyre Longtime classical music label Lord Byron's Muse Love muse Love poet's Muse Love poetry Muse Love poetry goddess Love-poetry Muse Love-poetry inspirer Lovers' Muse Lyre holder Lyre holder in classical artwork Lyre holder of myth Lyre player of myth Lyre player of mythology Lyre-carrying Muse Lyre-holding Muse Lyre-playing Muse Lyre-plucking Muse Lyre-strumming Muse Lyre-toting Muse Lyric Muse Lyric poet's Muse Lyric poetry Muse Lyrical muse Lyricist's Muse Lyrist Muse Lyrist of myth "Law and Order: CI" actress Kathryn LOIRE-Atlantique river Louise __, National Book Award winner for "The Round House" "Let us part, __ the season of passion forget us": Yeats "Lightning tingles, hovering ___ it strike": Shelley "Listen ___!" (Cockney cry) "Listen, ___ the sound be fled": Longfellow "Look __ ye leap" "Look __ you leap" "Look ___ ye leap": Heywood "Lord, We Ask Thee ___ We Part" (hymn) "___, little darlin', don't shed no tears" (lyric in Bob Marley's "No Woman, No Cry") Long ago, poetically Lead-in for "long" or "now" Lead-in for long Lead-in to "long" Lead-in to now Leading up to, in Lit class Letter sometimes rolled en español Limey's "present" Literary "before" Literary preposition Long beginning Long introduction Long introduction of yore? Long lead-in Long lead-in of old Long leader Long opening Long opening in poetry? Long or now antecedent Long or now preceder Long preceder Long start Long start, of old Long start, once Long starter, once Lyrical "before" Lyrical preposition [Let's be honest, I was going to find some poetic passage with this word blanked out of it, but you and I know you were reflexively going to fill this word in anyway] ___ long (poetic "soon") ___ long (soon) Literary convenience Literary platform with no pages Literary devices Largest active Antarctic volcano Like Cro-Magnon man Like French bulldogs' ears Like Homo habilis Like Homo sapiens Like Java man Like a Chihuahua's ears Like a Siberian Husky's ears Like a man. Like a soldier at attention Like a zebra's mane Like an alert dog's ears Like an attentive dog's ears Like bipeds. Like good posture Like humans, in a way Like man, in a way Like some dogs' ears Like squirrels' ears Like the posture of human beings Like the posture of humans Lifts upright "___ learn love, I'll practice to obey." "___ learn love, I'll practise to obey": Shak. Lonely: Prefix. Like a desert flower. "Like nature's patient, sleepless ___": Keats Loner by choice Loners Living in solitude. Lonely: Comb. form. " . . . lightning, which doth cease to be/ ___ can say it lightens": Juliet Land of: Hebrew. Literary anagram. Little bit of energy? Little bit of work little work "Logic dictates ..." "Logically, then . . ." "Logically, this means ... " Latin "therefore" Latin words hence Lead-in to -nomic Lead-in to a conclusion Logical Latin word Logical connection Logical connection hidden in eight puzzle answers Logical connector Logical phrase word Logical term Logical word Logical word from Descartes Logically thinking Logician's "In that case ... " Logician's "hence" Logician's "therefore" Logician's adverb Logician's conjunction Logician's connector Logician's link Logician's transition Logician's word Logical conclusion word Like an applied science Like some OSHA concerns Lysergic acid source Like some alkaloids Little bits of energy Little bits of work Little units of work Lincoln's "Cap'n ___" "Lassie Come-Home" author Knight "Layla" Clapton "Layla" musician Clapton "Layla" singer Clapton "Layla" singer's first name "Legalize Everything" comedian André "Little Mermaid" hero "Little Mermaid" prince L.A. mayor Garcetti LEIF Ericson, father of Language maven Partridge Language writer Partridge Lassie creator Knight Late CBS newsman Sevareid Late actor Portman Late newscaster Sevareid Late newsman Sevareid Layla singer Legendary newsman Sevareid