Letter L 51250–51500

Lam.'s O.T. follower Lamentations follower Late Mr. Pinza. Late singer Pinza Lana Turner's "Mr. Imperium" co-star, 1951 Lawrence Tibbett is his replacement. Literary Pound ____ Loomis Pound Likely to B surprisingly difficult LAX or JAX regulator LAX overseer LAX overseers LAX regulator LAX regulators LAX watchdog Like John and Paul Like a '60s foursome Like a 1960s four Like a memorable four Like the Beatles in their heyday Like the Beatles, in 1960s lingo Like the lads from Liverpool Luther foe ("Hammer of Heretics") Long-maned model of romance cover fame Longhaired model La Fontaine opus La Fontaine story. LA Fontaine (Jean de), masterpiece of Legends with lessons leno lutestring Lie, or an antonym of the word formed by letters 1, 2, 6 and 8 Lift or down Look directly at Look forward Look head-on Look towards Lose ___: suffer disgrace line the edge with a different material Looked right at Looked toward Like hole cards in poker Listened to a concert? "Let's be honest ..." "Let's be real" "Let's cut the crap ..." "Let's get serious" "Look at the facts!" lacking a recognizable or distinct identity lacking a recognizable or distinct identity often used to describe a mysterious figure Look onto the street, say Light-switch cover Looks in the eye Looks right at Like a cut diamond Like cut diamonds Like many diamonds Like many gems Like some gems Look at one's piano score Long-running CBS news show Like an in-person interview Little drier Like the flop, in Texas hold 'em Last steps in some skin care routines Lacking depth Lacking in complexity Lapel Likely about to experience Looking right at lining or covering for decoration or reinforcement Linings at the edges of garments lacking a recognisable or distinct identity often used to describe a mysterious figure Legal data. Legal deeds Legal truths land agent Lies about divisors? like a factory Latest sensation Lava lamp e.g. Le dernier cri. Losing trend Like a craze "Love is love and not ___ away" (Stones) Lessen in power Lose Color Lose brilliance Lose brilliancy Lose color in the wash Lose color, as jeans Lose color, in a way Lose colour gradually Lose ground in the standings Lose luster, as colors Lose lustre Lose momentum Lose one's blush Lose sparkle Lose star status Lose strength after a promising start Lose strength in the backstretch Lose strength over time Lose support, as at campaign's end Lose vibrancy Lose vibrancy, as from exposure to sunlight Lose vividness lose colour lurk Less colorful Lightened by sunlight Like aged blue jeans Like broken-in jeans Like old Jeans Like old blue jeans Like old photos Like some new jeans Like well-worn jeans Like well-worn shirts Lost freshness. Lost luster lost colour Lacked a strong beginning LATVIAN measure Light-reduction device Lightens up a little Longer-on-the-top haircuts Loses brilliance Loses clarity. Loses color Loses prominence Loses stamina Loses vigor. leaves slowly loses colour Line at a script's end Literary critic Clifton Like the sun at sunset Losing brightness Losing color Losing intensity Losing popularity "Looks like Setting Sun is ___!" *Losing ground quickly Latest crazes Latest things Lava lamps and pet rocks, once Lava lamps and such Leg warmers and banana clips Legendary sprite Like Spenser's "Queene" " . . . ___ lands forlorn": Keats Land of enchantment. LABOUR to weariness LIVER dish Leader of Oliver Twist's gang Late Saudi king Longtime Saudi Arabian king Longtime Saudi king Longtime king of Saudi Arabia Lose one's bifocals? Lack of success Lacks of success Learning opportunities for many Leading hitter on the A's. LOSE consciousness Light, or lightheaded Like a non-winning heart Like a sound that can barely be heard Like light from a far-off star Like the light from distant stars lacking clarity, brightness, or volume loss of consciousness Lost consciousness, in a way Less distinct Least distinct Least, as an inkling LIGHT, not dark (of complexion) Liable to burn at the beach Light-skinned Like Monday's child Like a ball in play Like a baseball that hits the foul pole Like a fly ball off the foul pole Like a fly ball that hits the foul pole, ironically Like a good judge Like a just ruling Like a pro rata division, say Like a warning, maybe Like certain maidens Like dice that aren't loaded Like foul poles Like home plate Like maidens of old Like secure elections with full enfranchisement Like some maidens Like some maidens of myth Livestock exhibition Livestock show Like a bourgeois blond? Like an honest business agreement Like crosswords with no tricky clues? Laissez __ Laissez ___ (noninterference). Laissez follower Laissez or savoir follower Laissez-___ (freedom of action) Laissez-____: hands off _____ l'amour (do the nasty, in Nantes) Less partial Less partisan Less skewed Like Snow White, vis-a-vis the Queen Least slanted Lightest. Like Aphrodite, according to the Judgment of Paris Like Snow White Like Snow White, among them all Like Snow White, per the magic mirror Locally organized event with rides and games? Legitimate object of attack Legitimate target Livestock show site Like a game that isn't much of a nail-biter? Livestock shows "Let's not be selfish" "Let's play by the rules, huh?" Lightly pigmented Like the untanned meteorologist? Legitimate business practices Like some store items Lena Horne film with a milder title? loyal or helpful only during times of success and happiness Legendary tooth buyer Life restorer, in Zelda games Lucinda in "Ella Enchanted", e.g. Like a child with a loose tooth? Lie: Colloq. Leap of __ loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person Like some private school curricula Loyal country singer? Loafer: dial. "Little strips," in Mexican Spanish Like C.G.I. Like a flea-market Gucci, probably Like an orange tan, say Like bot accounts on social media Like fair-weather friends Like knockoff goods