Letter L 55500–55750

Lady renowned for her "Shallow" performance Lady who calls her fans "Little Monsters" Lady who calls her fans monsters Lady who has won 13 Grammys Lady who performed at Super Bowl LI Lady who said "Talented, brilliant, incredible . . ." Lady who sang "Mon Truc En Plume" at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony Lady who sings "Alejandro" Lady who sings "Bad Romance" Lady who starred in "A Star Is Born" Lady who starred in "Joker: Folie a Deux" Lady who was "Born This Way" Lady who was born Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta Lady who's not Canadian, but does have a song called "Eh, Eh" Lady with 11 Grammys Lady with 13 Grammys Latter-day Tony Bennett singing partner Like one smitten Love crazy Love-smitten Lovesick oaf? Last royal governor of Mass. Large plums Light green plums Light-green plums Leno employee Laugh-getters Laugh- provoking remarks Larb ___ (Thai chicken salad) Light hearted: Fr. Light-hearted: Fr. Lively, in Nice Lively, in Paris Lively: French. Lighthearted mirthfulness: Fr. Lightheartedness Lively Renaissance dance popular in France and Italy Lively adverb Like horror/sci-fi writer Neil after going to the beach? Loss offsetter Loss's opposite lucrative deal LINCOLNSHIRE market town Louganis feat Like most employment Leave the pen, say Lessens the distance between, in a race Lighthearted (It.) Lope or canter Lope or trot Like Standardbreds Like trotters, e.g. Leg covering Lower leg covering Leg coverings that sound like big reptiles Lower-leg coverings Lope and pace Ljudevit ___ (Croatian poet) Lady friend Lady, to Li'l Abner Ladyfriend Line-dance participant Liq. measure Liquid meas. Liquid measure: Abbr. Lavish affair Lavish benefit event Lavish fundraiser Lavish fundraiser, e.g. Lavish gathering Lavish shindig Lavish soiree Like an inaugural ball Like the Coronation plans. Like the Mardi Gras Lively celebration. Luxurious affair LSD that's out of this world? Loose celestial grouping lemur African animals Lancelot's son Legendary idealist Legendary model of purity Longtime Mitsubishi model Lavish events Lavish social events Legendary ivory statue Living statue of legend. Lover of Acis Lover of Acis, in myth Land visited by Paul in the New Testament L.A. soccer team Large collection of stars Large star system Listing in the Messier catalog Lots of stars L. Frank Baum's Dorothy Less than a hurricane Longtime Lucille Ball foil Gordon LEAD ore in partly purified state Lead ore that is also the name of an Illinois town Lead provider Lead source Lead suflide Lead sulfide Lead's principal ore Lead-bearing ore Lead-glance Lead ores like a flying lemur LICINIUS, predecessor of Large quantities of laughter Large quantities of laughter, e.g. Laughter outbursts Laughter sounds, perhaps Laughter, metaphorically Lots of laughter Laugh-track guffaws Little Margie portrayer Like Jupiter's four largest moons Last name in astronomy Like a brave knight Like a good knight Ladies' men, in older usage LIVER, sac beneath right lobe of Large 15th-century sailing vessel Large Spanish ships of old Long rowboat lymphad Lively old dance Like some ancient Celts Like some victims of the Vandals Loose trousers Large mosquito Light Dutch merchant ship. LAPLAND iron-mining area Last name in winemaking Last name of vintners Ernest and Julio Liquid capacity liquid measure of eight pints, equal to 4.55 litres Liquid measures. Lightness during darkness? Lout: Slang. Lively country dance Lively dance in double time Lively dance in duple time Lively dance of old Lively duple-time dance Lively old-fashioned dance. Lively round dance Less stately dances. Lively French dances. Lively ballroom dances that resemble the gait of a horse Lesbian Pussy of cinema Ladies' night attendee Lady bud? Ladies who lunch, maybe Laverne and Shirley, e.g. Ladies at square dances Ladies, to Li'l Abner Large amounts of liquid (Abbr.) Lassies Line dancers Liq. measures Liquid amts. Liquid measures: Abbr. Literary character with the line "Reality is an absolute, existence is absolute, a speck of dust is an absolute and so is a human life" LIMERICK County mountain(s) Lumber along leap or move about clumsily Like some iron: Abbr. Leg (Sl.) Leg that gets whistled at Leg, in a detective novel Leg, in a hard-boiled detective novel Leg, in dated slang Leg, in old slang Leg, in slang Leg, old-style Leg, slangily Leg, so to speak Leg, to "Legs" Diamond Leg, to a film noir detective Leg, to a gangster Leg, to a gumshoe Leg, to a looker Leg, to an old gangster Leg: Slang Looker's leg Lots of cachalots Lovely leg Lisbon's Vasco da __ Bridge Leg, in Heraldry. Leg, on a coat of arms. Limb, in heraldry Long legging attached to a saddle Long shot, say Las Vegas habitué. Lark about Leap about playfully League of Legends or World of Warcraft Last-minute interception, say, and a hint to this puzzle's circles Like a TV remote? Laid bets at a casino Level creation and such *Look of determination Lady Chatterley's lover, for one Lady Chatterley's lover. Lucky poacher? Legislation that often contains fowl language *Limp cause Like an uninhabited preserve Life time, maybe? Lottery, for instance "Let's do this thing!" "Let's get ready to rumble!" "Let's have at it!" "Let's play!" "Let's rumble ..." Locker room discussion Locker room strategy Locker room study Las Vegas devotee League of Legends fanatic, e.g. Less likely to quit Las Vegas habitués. "Let the ___ begin!" Life and Risk Last words at Wimbledon Las Vegas regular. Life starter Like some overtime goals Like slightly tainted meat Like some wild meat (var.) Like venison Like venison, compared to beef Letter after beta Letter before delta Letter or ray Letter three before zeta Like electromagnetic radiation with the shortest wavelength Lowercase Greek letter that looks like a "y" Letters in some radioactive-decay equations Large bumbershoot Large umbrella Large umbrella in Britian Large umbrella, British style Large umbrella, named for a Dickens character. Large umbrella: Colloq. Large umbrellas, named after Dickens character.