Letter L 58000–58250

Loki and Odin, for example Loki and Thor, e.g. Like a gift from above Like manna from heaven. "Lord, give her majesty a Brazilian!"? "___ loved the world . . . " Long-billed wading bird large wading bird that resembles a curlew Let up a little Leave to grab some grub Leaver Leavers. Leaves town Looks good (with) Loses it altogether Lunges for Loses one's shirt, and more Loses it all Loses one's shirt? Loses hearing Loses its fizz Likes very much: Slang. Loses one's grip? Loses one's marbles Loses one's mind Loses one's sanity Loses touch with reality Lightens up, say Leaves one’s house for the evening Leaves a vessel, nautically speaking. Loses harshness Leaves the band, in a way *Lies low Leaves the ground Loses all restraint Low person on a staff Low-level employee Low-end employees Low-level helpers Lowly employees Lab order? Lead off ... or a hint to the circled letters Line that leads to a drawing? Lose air or fizz Lose air, as a tire Lose carbonation Lose fizz Lose its carbonation Lose its fizz, as soda Like a lot: Slang. Like very much: Colloq. Like very much: Slang. Look for adventure Last words of a pep talk, perhaps Look with amazement Like disco dancers Like some 1960s dancing Like some discothèques Lurid nightspot Like a timid dancer with her boots way up to here? "Let her ___ way . . . " "Let me ___ pray thee": Exodus 4:18 "Let me ___ pray thee...": Ex. 4:18 "Last chance to bid ..." Leaving or departing Leaving the premises Like some concerns Like some rates and concerns Last resort in poker, often *Losing it (5 to 8) Losing control Leaving the company, in a way Leaving right after getting a kiss? Like time, inexorably Losing it, and alt. puzzle title Losing one's grip Lindsey Vonn's secret to winning the super G? Losing fizz Losing all restraint Living self-sufficiently without public utilities Leaving for work? Leaving for the evening Losing crunchiness, as chips Leave with friendly intentions Lose one's marbles Lose your marbles Leave the outdoors Lose control (... letters 5-9 without 6) Lose control of the plane Lose control, in a way Londoner's thyroid problem Low-riding, open-wheel racer Like Poe's bug Like some charge cards Like some expensive bars Lure of the forty-niners. loller Lamé wear? Lover with ulterior motives Legal tender in wild West. Like a certain rule Like an oft-recited rule Like goose eggs in a fairy tale Like silence Like some autumn leaves Like some oldies Like some opportunities Like some parachutes Like some retrievers Like the color of honey Like the girls of TV Like the mythical apple of discord Large bird of prey with a brownish-yellow neck Landmark bridge Largest break in the California Coastal Range Legendary creatures that are steady sources of wealth (5 & 6) Lucrative package for enticing a rival executive to join a company "Lonely Boy" or "Soul Man" Layoff payoff Lavish severance deal for executives Lustrous length? Locale for Puccini's "Girl" Like the calf idol in Exodus? LION-head fish Liza's friend "Laugh-In" alum Linosyris "Lord of the Flies" author Lucrative venture Like Nobel Prize medals Like some costume jewelry Language spoken by prospectors in the Urals? L.A.'s "Mecca of bodybuilding" Like some jackets or belts Loser to Johnson, 1964 Legendary Jewish robot Legendary automaton Legendary clay figure Legendary robot Legendary robotlike creature Legendary automatons LONG Island Classic sport Lee Elder's game Letter after Foxtrot Letter between foxtrot and hotel in the NATO alphabet Links activity Links game Links luggage *Links accessory Links blueprint? Links lover's mag Links lover's magazine Lesson from Jack Nicklaus? linksman Lema, Bean et al. Links target List of those working toward their Masters? Links denizen Links instructor Links peg Links competitions Ladies-in-waiting? Loser to David Lose stiffness Launch like a website Loser of a game of riddles to Bilbo "Leave it to Beaver" catchphrase Launch an ad-hominem attack, say Lose touch with reality "Look how awesome I am!" Lefty in Cooperstown Labor pioneer Literary team Lovers' conveyance Last word before the gavel hits Last word in a homer call Left town Like a homer, to a sportscaster Like an upper-deck shot Like the title girl in a 2014 David Fincher film Long departed Long lost Lost forever *Left the flock Lost, and needing directions Left base illegally Like one who's way off-base? Lehane crime novel about a missing girl Like chunky milk Lost one's power Liking a lot Lapped, e.g. Leapfrogged Lear daughter Lear's eldest Lear's eldest daughter Lear's firstborn Lear's treacherous daughter Lame ducks Lost causes Luckless ones Left shore Like girls in Joe Francis's films Left the arena after a victory? Like Dowson's Cynara Like March on April 1 Like temporal things Large bell Large disk in a pagoda Large flat bell Large musical disk Loud bell Loud bell sound Loud instrument Large musical disks Large percussion instruments Loud bells Loud ringers Less formal "bound to" Like decisions to quit or continue "Leave at once!" "Leave immediately!" "Leave this instant!" Leave immediately, in two words Lose feeling Large sea bird, the black-footed albatross. lower outline of a bird's bill Like Thompson's journalism Like Thompson's reportage Like some journalism Liquid tar, e.g. Liquidy gunk "Lady Be ___" Like Glinda of Oz Like Whitman Like advice, ideally Like game-winning shots Like no news? Like the intentions the starred clues are paved with Like the pastor's book Leakey cohort Like literary classics? Lizzo "remake" of the Beatles' "I Feel Fine"? Lizzo hit on Lucifer's playlist? Lizzo hit whose title answers the lyric "Baby, how you feelin'?" Lizzo song whose title lyric answers the question "Baby, how you feelin'?" Little league team with a female pitcher "Looking for Mr. ___" "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" band Longtime cooking show hosted by Alton Brown