Letter L 57000–57250

Liz's "___ All the Time" Low-voiced choir member's goal? Last part of a quip Learn about cat boxes? (Be to Li) L.A. museum benefactor L.A. museum, with "the" L.A.'s ___ Museum Los Angeles art museum Los Angeles attraction (with "the") Los Angeles museum, with "The" Los Angeles's ___ Museum LINCOLN (Abraham), address of Locale for an 1863 address Lose in a logrolling match, say Learn to mistrust, maybe "Look alert, there!" LEVETICAL city Lesson at the bench Launch-related stress Liftoff sensation Lift : Var. form Lunch heavy on the mayo Lie successor Lake Volta is here Lake Volta locale Lake Volta location Lake Volta setting Lake Volta's country Lake Volta's land Lake Volta's locale Lake Volta's location Lake Volta's setting Land once headed by Nkrumah Land west of Togo Locale of the Prussian Gold Coast, now Location of Lake Volta LOWER Egyptian cotton-growing region Landing place, in India. Landing place, on the Ganges. Liquid butter Liquid butter from buffalo milk. Liquid butter of India Liquid butter of the East. "___ Life" (1981 Rick James single) "___ Love" (1997 Da Brat hit) Location in an Elvis tune Low-rent district Letters after F Letters next to a 4 Letters on a 4 button Letters on a phone button Letters seen next to a 4 Letters under 4, on some dials Letters under a 4 Letters underneath 4, on a phone Luxe Milk chocolate company Leave a party without telling anybody Literary unknown. Like memoirs of stars Like some autobiographies Literary composing for another. Like a specter or apparition Legal entitlement to be invisible? Late visitors? Landlord in centre of Rugby won't fancy an empty place Lonely place Literary stand-ins Legendary demon Like a calm spirit? Like many Chas Addams characters Like an ambitious trick-or-treater Locale of the C.O. Late baseball commissioner ___ Lorenzo Bernini, designer of St. Peter's Square Late fashion designer Versace Lawrence Taylor, for one Living legend Largest bivalve Large characters in fairy tales Large fairy-tale characters Large fantasy creatures Larger-than-life figures Local monsters Legendary beings of great size and strength Large dog used in police work Large marine reptiles Leatherbacks, colloquially Loggerheads, e.g. Largest mollusk known Long strides Last name of the "Night Fever" singers Last name of the Bee Gees Language invented by the Bee Gees? Lesser ape Lond-armed ape Long-armed Asian ape Long-armed ape lar Lesser apes Lively exchange Lead agent on "NCIS" Longtime Redskins coach Joe Little jab Laughed at with contempt Like players on opposing teams, often Legislation signed 6/22/1944 by FDR ... and, initially, what the nine longest across answers in this puzzle comprise Legislation that helped WWII vets Lebanese literary giant of the early 20th century Little bits of gore that fly out when a video game character is blown up, in slang Les Pauls favored by many artists Les Pauls, e.g. Less sober Lightheartedly silly Like a basketball player who just hit a game-winning shot Like a teenager on her first date "L'Immoraliste" author André "L'immoraliste" author "La Symphonie Pastorale" author Late French writer of great renown. Late French writer. Late Gallic litterateur. Librettist for Stravinsky's "Persephone" Literary prize winner, 1947. Literature Nobelist André Literature Nobelist of '47 Literature Nobelist of 1947 Literature Nobelist, 1947 "Little girl with big ideas" of 1950s fiction LAHN River, city on the (Ger.) Looping animated picture file Looping animation file LOLcat picture, likely Loopy little films? Like a wunderkind Like any great artist Like children in Mensa Like geniuses Like many products sent to influencers Like prodigies Like some kids on "Oprah" Loaded with talent "Look a ___ in the mouth." Loquacity: Colloq. Like many presents Light one-horse carriage Light rowboat Light ship's boat. Light, open carriage Live musical performance Live performance long and light rowing boat especially for racing Large: Prefix Labor market featuring independent work Labor market in which many workers have side hustles Labor market short on long-term work Laugh Belly Laugh nervously Little laugh Laughed a little Laughed coyly Laughed nervously, maybe Laugh-a-minute event Laughing fit Light laughs Laughing lightly Lerner and Loewe musical set in Paris Lerner and Loewe film Lerner and Loewe film score Lerner and Loewe's 1958 hit musical Lerner-Loewe film musical Lerner-Loewe musical starring Leslie Caron Lerner-Loewe song: 1958 Lerner/Loewe musical set in Paris Lerner/Loewe tune Leslie Caron Oscar-winner Leslie Caron classic Leslie Caron film Leslie Caron film of '58 Leslie Caron movie Leslie Caron musical Leslie Caron played her Leslie Caron role Leslie Caron title role Leslie Caron's Best Picture role Louis Prima's "Just a __" Leg of lamb Leg of mutton Leg-of-mutton sleeve Leg-of-mutton sleeves Live music performances Light boats Light one-horse carriages. Lively Baroque dance Lively dance movement Lively dance movement ending some classical suites Lively dance of the Baroque Lively dance of the Barozue Lively dance of yore lively baroque dance originating from the British jig Lively Baroque dances Lively French dance forms. Lively dance movements Le Sage hero. Le Sage's "__ Blas" LeSage's "___ Blas" Lesage hero ___ Blas Lesage s ___ Blas Los Angeles D.A. Garcetti Los Angeles district attorney Garcetti Large lizard Lizard "monster" Lizard of the Southwest. Lizard, river or monster Lizard with a poisonous bite Large lizards of the Southwest Large lizards of the southwestern deserts. Large lizards. Largest lizards native to the U.S. Lizards of Mexico Lizards of West "_____ Live" (1980 one-woman comedy film) Late comedienne Radner Like a cage in a song Like a proverbial lily Like many minarets Like some lilies "Luckily, my replacement blooms grew in beautifully. In fact, I was inspired to ___ by planting an extra row!" Lobster's lung Lionel Barrymore role Low-cut shoes "Little buddy" of 60's TV Lionfish "lungs" Lung counterparts Lung relatives Lungfish have them, too Longtime "Frasier" actress Le Sage's Blas and others LAYER of gold applied in gilding LOOKING like gold Leaf-covered? Like Oscar statuettes Like a Constitution mirror Like many thrones Like some fine art frames Like some fine frames Like some statues Like some statues and book spines Like the edges of fancy pages, maybe Lily's gold layer? Letter after alef and bet