Letter L 62000–62250

Legalese term Legalese word Legalistic locator Located among these pages "___ Lucy" (old sitcom) "___ looking at you!" "___ looking at you, kid" "___ looking at you, kid" ("Casablanca" quote) Longtime preceder of Johnny? "Let me give you some advice . . ." Line near the end of an infomercial Late night catchphrase, once "Let me level with you . . ." "Let me explain . . ." "Let me spell it out for you" Luther's crime, per the Diet of Worms Luther was one Like a misbeliever Like an infidel Like religious dissenters "Love is ___ stay" Legalese for "pertaining to this" Legalese phrase Legal adverb Line upon arrival "Let's get started!" Lady judge. Legacies, in old days Lead-in to some royal names "La Cage aux Folles" songwriter Lily Munster's hubby Lily Munster's husband Lily Munster's love Lily's husband Like Jerry's "Hello, Dolly!" songs? Literature Nobelist Hesse Lysander's love Lysander's love in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" LIVING in seclusion Lonely home Living as a recluse life as hermit LEBANESE mountain peak Los Angeles County's ___ Beach LYDIAN region Legendary Windsor hunter Lifter's occupational hazard Lifting injury "Last Action ___" (1993 adventure flick) "Last Action ___" (1993) Lead role in a comic book Large sandwich Lead actor Lead, usually Leading male role Leander loved her Leander's beloved Leander's friend Leander's lady. Leander's lass Leander's love Leander's lover Leander's sweetheart. Legend subject Lengthy lunch? Life Saver Day Life saver, e.g. Lifeguard, at times Lifesaver, e.g. Lifesaver, maybe Lifesaver, say Lionhearted one Lionhearted sort Lionhearted type Lionized leader Listing in a sub menu? Long deli sandwich Long lunch Long roll Long sandwich Long sub Loooong sandwich Lover of Leander, in myth Lover who lived by the Hellespont Lunch handful Lunch that saves the day? Lunchtime handful ___ Leander. Lovers of Greek mythology Laughton role in 1953 Laughton role. Laughton's "Salome" role Lifesavers Lifesavers, say Long lunches? Long sandwiches Luke Cage's title in his first comics appearance LARGER than life size Lifesaving, say Like Alvin York Like Justice League members Like Mighty Mouse Like Odysseus or Theseus Like Superman accessory Like Superman and Spider-Man Like Superman and Wonder Woman Like Superman or Batman Like Superman or Robin Hood Like Superman's deeds Like Wonder Woman Like a Bronze Star recipient Like a brave man Like a super saver? Like brave deeds Like many rescues Like rockers in videos Like saving a puppy from a tree Like some couplets Like some marches, tonally Like some stanzas and rescues Like the Avengers Like a knight in shining armor Larger-than-life quill? Lead, often Leading female role Leading lady of a film lead female Leading ladies Ligeia and Lenore, e.g. Lifesaving act, e.g. "Little blue" flyer Leggy beach wader Long-beaked bird Long-beaked wader Long-legged and long-necked bird Long-legged shore wader Long-legged, long-necked bird Long-necked flyer Long-necked marsh bird Leggy waders Long-legged fishers Large lunch sandwiches Leander's love and others Leander's lover et al. Lengthy meals Long meals? Large hoagie packed with meats and cheese like reptile Lizzie? License plate frame pronoun Like Queen Anne's lace? Like alimony, usually Like everything in a she shed Like half a towel set Like one of a certain pair of watches Like one of the towels? Linen marking LIVERPOOL river (Eng.) "Like summer tempest came ___" "Leave ___ Heaven," 1945 film "Leave ___ heaven": Shak. "Leave ___ heaven." Life of a preteen girl? Longtime Israeli statesman "___ Loose" ("Young Frankenstein" song) Lads and dads Lead-in to "So Fine" or "So Shy," in pop titles Look before you leap Lost one? Looks before one leaps Longfellow's wreck Longfellow's wrecked ship Last surviving Nuremberg defendant Leon who owned the New York Jets Longtime Jets owner Leon Longtime Spandau prison inmate Longtime Spandau resident Literature Nobelist Hermann Literature Nobelist before Gide Literature Nobelist between Mistral and Gide Literature Nobelist of 1946 Literature Nobelist two years before Eliot Locale of Wiesbaden, Germany LIMBURG an der Lahn, site of LOWER Saxony neighbor/neighbour Like some soldiers in the American Revolution Lass who got an A Like a Kinsey zero, slangily Like folks scoring zero on the Kinsey scale, in slang Like men in "M seeking F" personals Lead-in to normative Like most couples, informally Like straight men Like Joseph's coat Like the clue "Wife's partner" for the word "husband" Linda Hunt's "NCIS: Los Angeles" role Little Esther Luck, in Lyon Leading to discovery Leave stumped? Lament being a lumberjack? Logger at work Lumber cutter. Lumberjack at work Lumberjack, on the job Lumberman Longtime "60 Minutes" producer Don Like 18-inch firewood Like rough-cut logs Leave spellbound Like some bolts Lead-in for gram Legs on an insect or strings on a guitar Like typical snowflakes like a hexahydrate, a chemical compound with six molecules of water Lines of verse in six feet like a hexameter Lysine, e.g. L-shaped key "Look over here!" Laid-back greeting Lifeless start to a Tinder conversation Long-distance call? Loud "Psst!" kin Lionel Hampton tune of '46 LIVERIED personal follower of noble liveried person "Long way to go, but that was some progress, anyway" "Lo!" modern-style 'Lookie there, muscle-building stuff!'? Lead-in to a question since 2014 Lucky Eddie's pal in the comics Local defense forces: Abbr. Lic. number "Love It or List It" airer "Love It or List It" cable channel "Love It or List It" channel "Love It or List It" network Large barrels or casks: Abbr. L.B.J. V.P. L.B.J. veep L.B.J.'s V.P. L.B.J.'s Vice President L.B.J.'s veep LBJ running mate Loser to R.M.N. in '68 Loser to R.M.N., 1968 Loser to RMN in 1968 Late 19th-century murderer profiled in Erik Larson's 2003 book "The Devil in the White City" Long break