Letter L 57750–58000

Label on some organic food packages Lodge chiefs. Letters that clocks are set by London clock setting (Abbr.) London hrs. London time zone, for short London's clock setting (abbr.) London's hrs. London's time. Like an old oak tree Like old oak trees Like windblown trees Like an old tree trunk Like some old tree stumps Little annoyance Little bug Little bugger Little fly Little flying pest lowest point of the midline of the lower jaw: a reference point in craniometry Little biters Little buggers like a beaver Bite Like a bone with a dog? Like some steak bones Like an old dog bone Like many rubber toys Like a used chew toy "Live Well" retail chain "Live Well" retailer "Live well" chain "Live well" nutritional supplement chain, briefly "Live well" sloganeer Laminated rock Layered rock Like '70s inflation Lawn adornment Lawn decoration Lawn dwarf Lawn figure Lawn figurine Lawn ornament Lawn ornament of a sort Lawn resident Legendary guard of treasure Lifeless garden dweller Little garden fixture Little garden guy Little garden party? Little guy in the garden Little man in the underground. Little man of legend Little old man in a fairy tale Little old man. Little person of folklore lives in the depths of the earth and guards buried treasure Locale for little folk? Lawn decorations Lawn ornaments Little garden guardians Little garden guys Little people of folklore Language in fantasy literature Like some garden figures "Live and Let Die" band, to fans Large, bearded antelope Large, horned animal Large-headed antelope Largest species of antelope Lion prey Lion's and crocodile's prey Lion's dinner Lion's quarry Lions might score one Lions' victim Long-tailed antelope Largest antelopes Lottery-winning party animals? "... little can ___ long way" "__ little faster, please" -- long way (get far) -- long way (make it far) -- long way toward __ long way (last) __ long way: help considerably ___ little longer ___ long way (be quite successful) ___ long way towards ___ long way: endure ___ long way: make it big ____ long way: succeed Like a tiebreaking run Lacrosse score Landon Donovan strike Lightning strike? Line, net or crossbar. Losing 10 pounds, perhaps Luongo workplace Lacrosse player Lacrosse position Last line of defense Last line of defense in many sports Last line of defense in soccer Last lines of defense in soccer Life coach on social media? lace monitor large Australian lizard lizard Australian Lose it altogether Lose it completely Lose control wildly Lose one's cool completely Lively quip (Part 2) Leave the boat Leave the junk behind Leave the flock LICENTIOUS person Lamb : sheep :: kid : ___ Leaping mountain animal Lecherous old man Letters for Simone Biles Loss blamee Lenin wore one Like Colonel Sanders Like Colonel Sanders and Uncle Sam Like Duchamp's "Mona Lisa" Like Jason Kidd Like Lenin Like Marcel Duchamp's "Mona Lisa" Like Mitch Miller, e.g. Like stereotypical beatniks Lonely flock keeper, in "The Sound of Music" Lustful; also maybe prone to eating garbage Land dividing Niagara Falls Leaping barnyard beasts Lecherous sorts Leather bookbinding material Leather from nanny or billy? Leather glove material Leather wine holders Leave base early? Leave base illegally Leave base, perhaps Leave camp, perhaps Leave the base illegally Leave the base, perhaps LUMP (sl.) Large mouthful: Slang. Large quantity, as makeup Lose one's train of thought Lump of butter Lump of goo Lump of mayo, e.g. Lump of slime Lump of whipped cream, for example Lump, as of whipped cream lump of a soft substance Lose progress Lose contact with one's roots? Lose coverage Lose one's ability to get a part? Lose it, and title of this puzzle Lump of raw meat Launcelot ___, Shakespearean clown. "Lonesome George" "Lonesome" George of '50s TV "Lonesome" comedian George Lonesome George of TV Lonesome George of early TV Lose it big-time Look elsewhere for that sock? Large Asian desert Large Mongolian desert Large desert Large desert in Asia Large part of Asia. Lose one's sight Lose all Lose every last penny Lose everything Lose one's shirt Large sums, as of money Large sums: slang. Lots of sailors? Live beyond one's means, and then some Lose an all-in hand, say Lose one's shirt, in business Lose one's shirt, say LITTLEST fish Light stroller. Little racer Lose one's touch Leave one's drawers in the drawer, say Leave the drawers in the drawer, say Lar or Zeus Life Truth Love Mind Soul ____ Lunch voucher restriction? LAND HO! Little one you sponsor Lose one's hearing Lose some sense? Lose tones? Logician Kurt Logician friend of Einstein Logician known for "incompleteness theorems" Logician who devised the "constructible universe" "...Lady's Book" publisher "Lady's Book" man. Lady's Book publisher: 19th century Lady's-Book founder ___ Lady's Book, fashion arbiter, 1830–98. ___ Lady's book. "Let's pray it never comes to that" located in a dismal or remote area "___ love": John LEOFRIC, wife of Lady famed for a ride in the raw Lady in a chocolatier's logo Lady of Coventry Lady of bareback fame Lady of riding fame Lady on horseback. Lady rider in tax protest. Lady who almost always appears naked Lady who got on her high horse Lady who once "bared" her soul Lady who rode bareback in more ways than one Lady who rode nude Legendary Lady on horseback Legendary horsewoman Legendary protestor Legendary rider Leofric's equestrian lady Leofric's wife. Lindt competitor Long-haired rider of old Luxurious Belgian treat often sold in gold packaging Like Noah Like men of the cloth Like saints Like the devout "Literally anything else" Literary no-show Long-awaited mold? Leave a lasting legacy ... or do worse at school "___ Little Acre" "___ Little Acre": Caldwell Lake in E. Manitoba. Lares or Aesir Little fishes' partners