Letter L 61750–62000

Latin name for Switzerland. Line at the edge of a skirt Line created at a fashion house? Line in clothing Line of a shift Line of dresses Line of fashion Line of fashions Line of jeans Line on a dress Line on a garment Line on a jacket Line on a jumper Line on a shirt Line on a sleeve Line on clothing Line on the bottom line Bottom Local Tarzan type. Line of hunky monarchs? Leave no escape for Leave no escape route for Leave no way out for Literary Nobelist like a hemisphere Level of modesty level to which the hem of a skirt hangs Lose in great amounts Living Colour fiber? Love grass Like abaca Lines for A-line skirts Lines of fashion Lines of interest to milady Lines on pants legs Leaves without wiggle room "Little red" animal in a children's tale "Little red" fowl "Little red" fowl of fable Layer at the coop Lady Kluck in "Robin Hood," e.g. Lady Leghorn Lady bird Lady lobster Lady octopus Lady pheasant Lay figure. Layer in a coop Layer of a farmhouse? Layer of eggs Layer of farmland? Layer on the farm Layer that scratches Layer, but not a stratum Leghorn, e.g. Little Red ___ Little layer Little pecker Little red baker of folklore Little red character in children's lit Little red one Lobster lady Lobster mom Lobster's mother Lobster's parent lay-figure layer Barnyard baby Later than now Looney Tunes' __ Hawk Leaders of Jutes who invaded Britain Legendary skater Sonja ___-Liétard, Fr. mining town Lawsonia inermis Loosestrife dye Loosestrife tint Lucy Ricardo's rinse Lucy's colorer Lucy's hair secret Like Lucy's red hair? Like some fake redheads Like some tattooed hands Like the bride at a mehndi party Leatherworking dyes Leghorn lodging Like a biddy. like hen Large edible fungus Ladies' social event. live a cat-and-dog life Like a harried hubby Laszlo in "Casablanca" Laszlo player in "Casablanca" "L'Évolution créatrice" author Bergson Luxembourg's Grand Duke Long-time Ambassador from France. London's ___ Barnett School Leader of the Fauvist movement Longfellow. League of Nations opponent Losing running mate of 1960 Lighthorse Harry Last of the House of Lancaster Lady Leghorns Lady birds Lady lobsters Layers in a coop Layers in the barnyard Layers of eggs Layers on a farm Layers on the farm Layers with feathers Layers, really Leghorns Little chicken tenders? Lobster ladies Lobster moms Lead-in for cat Like "cats" in the 40's Like '40s boppers Like a Cool cat Like a cat of the '40s Like a cool cat of the '40s Like a jazz cat Like a zoot suiter Like a zoot-suiter Like cats, once Like certain 1940s cats Like cool cats Like jazz cats Like jazz musicians Like jazzmen Like some Cats Copy Like some jazz cats Like some jazzy cats Like someone wearing a zoot suit, say Like the latest, in the past Liver-colored sulphur compounds. Liver: Comb. form Liver-colored. LIVER-like plant LOBE-leafed plant resembling liver liver inflammation liver enlargement Liver disease, for short like a heptahedron Like the longest answers in this puzzle (except for this one) " . . . love but only ___!": Byron ". . . love but __ forever": Burns "Leave __ to Heaven" "Leave ___ to Heaven" (1945 Gene Tierney film) "Leave ___ to Heaven": Ben Ames Williams "Leave ___ to Heaven": Williams "Leave ___ to heaven . . . ": Hamlet's father's ghost "Leave ___ to heaven": Hamlet "Leave ___ to heaven": Shak. "Let __ Cry": Hootie & the Blowfish hit "Let ___ Cry" (Hootie & the Blowfish single) "Let ___ Cry" Hootie & the Blowfish "Let ___ Go" (2012 hit by Passenger) "Let earth receive ___ King!" "Little Miss Muffet" pronoun "Love __ Madly" (Doors tune) "Love __ Madly": Doors hit "Love ___ Madly" (The Doors hit) "Love _____ Madly" (The Doors) "___ lips were red . . . ": Coleridge "___ looks were free": Coleridge L.B.J. beagle L.B.J. pet L.B.J.'s beagle L.B.J.'s dog LBJ dog LBJ pooch LBJ s dog LBJ's other hound LGBTQ+ dating app Lead-in to self Lead-in to story Lineup accusation Lyndon Johnson dog Lyndon Johnson girl beagle Lyndon Johnson pooch Lyndon Johnson's dog ___ Ladyship Lady of Olympus. Lady who wore a chiton. Loser of a beauty contest, in myth LADON, slayer of LAOMEDON, slayer of Leopard feature Like a crest Like many shields Like some shields Lavender, e.g. Lavender, for instance Lemon balm, e.g. Lizard's tail, e.g. Like parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme Like many teas Like some caffeine-free teas Like some decaf teas Like some folk remedies Like some holistic treatments Like some remedies Like some tea or medicine Like some teas and medicines Like some teas and shampoos Like some traditional medicine Lavender moisturizer, e.g. Licorice root for a sore throat, for example Lavender brew Late prize-winning San Francisco columnist Last of four Lom and Hoover Little boy of the comics. Like kangaroos Like some marinades LITYERSE, slayer of Legendary Greek hero Largest members of the largest insect order LARGE number of people (contempt.) Lead as a group Listened to the cows? Lots of cattle. Led a difficult team, metaphorically Little Bo-peep and others *Large-scale vaccination goal Livestock groups Livestock keeper llanero Livestock managers "Let me help you out" "Let me help you" "Let's get out of __!" "Lo, ___ is God . . . ": Clough "Looky ___!" "Love Is __ to Stay" Lady Antebellum "I Was ___" Locally Location often marked with a star "___ little, there a . . . " "___ little, there a little" Legalese adverb Lonely 3 Doors Down "Seventeen Days" song? "Look who just showed up! It's Attila!"? Legal heirs: Lat. Like many titles Like some feuds like to beget like Last words before starting