Letter L 55750–56000

Large umbrellas. Ladies' legs, in old noir movies Legs, also in slang Legs, in old slang Legs, informally Legs, slangily Legs, so to speak Legs, to Runyon Legs, to Sam Spade Legs, to a zoot suiter Looker's legs Lager sources Like dark meat Like last week's meat Like meat past its prime Like old meat Like pheasant Like slightly spoiled meat Like spoiled meat Like squirrel meat, some say Like the taste of venison Like venison or wild boar Like venison that's been sitting awhile Like venison's flavor Like venison, perhaps Like venison, say^GAM Like venison, to some Like wild animal meat Like wild boar Like wild boar meat Like wild meat, to some Legendary rival of Roland. Look, slangily Look, so to speak Look-see Look-sees Looks, slangily Leader called Mahatma Leader of India's Salt March Leader who said "There is no god higher than truth" Leader who was nominated for, but never won, a Nobel Peace Prize Longtime Indian leader Legendary traitor to Roland. Labor crew. Latin Kings or MS-13 Lawless group. Linked group Lanky and awkward. Like a giraffe calf Like a string bean Lanky boss? Labor groups Legs Diamond was one Little Caesar, e.g. Little Caesar, for one "Let me through!" "Look out, here I come!" Large sea bird Large fish-eating birds Link's enemy in the "Legend of Zelda" series Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year Danny Lightweight champ, 1901–08. Lightweight champion of the 1900's. Lightweight-boxer Joe "Look Homeward, Angel" hero "Look Homeward, Angel" hero Eugene Left-fielder Ron line rove through a sheave for hoisting men or gear Launch pad sights Launch pad sight Launch site sight Lewis' evangelist. Lewis's Elmer Look Homeward Angel clan LAOMEDON, victim of Largest moon in our solar system Largest moon in the solar system Largest moon of Jupiter Lancashire lockup Lancaster lock-up Leeds lockup Leicester lockup Limey lockup Liverpool lockup Liverpool pokey Liverpool poky Lockup for Oscar Wilde Lockup, in London. Lockup, to Sherlock London hoosegow London hoosegow, once London jail London lockup Londoner's lockup Leeds lockups Liverpool lockups Lockups of Britain. Lockups, in Leicester London lockups Lack of continuity Letterman dental feature Letterman's dental feature Letterman, David dental feature Little crack Longtime mall chain Let your jaw drop Look amazed Look amazed(ly) Look at with mouth wide open Look awed Look dumbfounded Look foolish Look gobsmacked Look impressed Look in amazement Look in awe Look in wonder. Look of amazement Look of astonishment Look of bewilderment Look of wonder Look of wonderment* Look open-mouthed Look shocked Look stunned Look surprised Look, in a way. Looked amazed Looked at with open mouth Looked open-mouthed Looked shocked, maybe Looked slack-jawed Looked surprised Looked unbelievingly. Looked with amazement Large clams Looks aghast Looks amazed Looks astonished Looks awed Like a large hole Like a sinkhole, maybe Like an egregious plot hole Looking surprised Like Lauren Hutton's front teeth Like Letterman's front teeth Like Michael Strahan's teeth Like some front teeth Line drive between two outfielders Lacunae Lacunae in one's knowledge Lacunas Logical lacunae Like Michael Strahan of "Live! With Kelly and Michael" Like many an old-time hockey player Like some smiles in an orthodontist's office ... and like three puzzle rows Long break between classes "Longnose" fish "Longnose" or "shortnose" fish Long-snouted predator of southern US waters Long bayou creature Long snouted fish Long, thin tubular fish Long, toothy swimmer Long-beaked fish Long-jawed fish Long-jawed freshwater fish Long-jawed pike Long-jawed swimmer Long-nosed fish Long-nosed swimmer Long-snouted fish Long-snouted swimmer Longnose. Low-nosed fish Leaf spot? Like many a parked vehicle Like privately owned classic cars Lincoln's and Ford's resting places? Low-price venue on a driveway Large settlement on Saipan. Law regarding church trash pickups? Loud kitchen sink attachment Line of collectible 1980's cards Landfill arrival Last minutes of a blowout game Legume used to make hummus Like a confusing report Like some transmissions Legendary Greta Late Grateful Dead lead singer Jerry Lake ___ (Italy's largest lake) Lake ___, largest lake in Italy Lake in Italian Alps. Lake west of Verona Largest Italian lake Largest lake of Italy Alpine region of Largest of the Italian lakes. Like some heraldic animals Last word before a duel? Locale for this puzzle's three longest answers Los Angeles suburb once dubbed "Berryland" Los Angeles suburb whose name is a flower less one letter Landscaped dwelling unit Leggy grass crawler Long Island home to Roosevelt Field mall landscaper landscapist Lawnkeeper's entrance, perhaps Lovers' meeting place Lawn waterers Large, white flower large fragrant white waxy flower Landscaper's tool with teeth *Lawn mower's spot Lawn mower output? leg wool LANCELOT, victim of LINET, husband of LIONES, husband of LYNETTE, husband of Lasagna-loving cat Liquids for the throat. Leader in 19th-century Italian unity Like Liberace's wardrobe Loud and flashy Loud and vulgar Loud, visually "Love Finds Andy Hardy" star Lei, basically Leis Leis, for example Like agliata sauce Like some Italian cooking Like to cause bad breath when eaten Like toum or agliata sauce loden coat LOT-et-Garonne river Loup ___ Loup-__ (werewolf) Loup-___ (werewolf): Fr. Literary character who wrote the book "The World According to Bensenhaver" Literary character whose wife accidentally bites off a man's penis Leachman costar in "Young Frankenstein" "La Boheme" setting Lodged like a poor poet. living in a garret Leading abolitionist. "Lake Wobegon Days" author "Leaving Home" author