Letter L 67750–68000

Like a printing press Like a printmaker's hands Like a squid Like a squid's defense Like a squid's discharge Like a squid's squirt Like a squid's weapon Like a stained shirt pocket Like a stained shirt pocket, maybe Like a starless night Like a starless sky Like an octopus' defense Like an octopus's defense Like an old print job Like an old well Like cuttlefish defenses Like defective pens Like early press proofs Like fingers after holding a newspaper Like fingers stained by a pen Like many a stained shirt pocket Like ocean depths Like octopus secretions Like one working the press, probably Like pen smudges Like presses Like printers' fingers Like printers' hands Like printing-press smudges Like sepia Like some smudges Like squid squirts Like the depths Like the morning paper, perhaps Like the ocean around SEALAB Like the ocean depths Like the sky on a moonless night Like the water around a departing squid Like water around a scared squid Like water surrounding a startled cuttlefish, maybe Like me, location-wise, a month or so from now Like some characters on "Call the Midwife" Like a crown's gems, maybe Like a parquet floor Like bathroom tiles Like buhl work. Like buhl. Like cloisonne Like expensive floors Like marquetry Like marquetry or parquetry Like mosaic Like mosaic pieces Like mosaic stone, e.g. Like mosaic stones Like mosaic tiles Like parquet flooring Like parquet floors Like some decorative furniture Like some decorative wooden floors Like some designs Like some designs or tables Like some fancy floors Like some fillings Like some fretboard decorations Like some furniture decoration Like some linoleum Like stone in a mosaic Like the Taj Mahal's marble Like the finest chess boards Like the finest chessboards Like tiles, often Less likely to be hit by a hurricane Like Bolivia and Paraguay Like Hudson Bay, geographically Like Idaho and Iowa Like Nebraska Like Oklahoma Like some waterways Like the Aral Sea landlocked Looking up at everyone Landing post-E.T.A. Like many state mottoes Like papal bulls Like traditional Masses Legal relative. Lincoln, to the Todds Low-priced babysitters. Lyndon and Lady Bird, to Charles Robb Like a tree, come springtime Like trees of summer Like trees of summertime Lagoon access Lagoon entrance Lagoon entry Lake feeder Lakeshore's recess Lagoon lead-ins Little sounds Late ___ (senior moments?) Left undecided Like DMV visitors, most of the time Like Rollerblade skates Like Rollerblades wheels Like some skates Like Fiennes's Shakespeare Like an engaged couple Like one prone to using ten straight heart eyes emojis, say Like one prone to using the heart eyes emoji, say Like sweethearts Like a bicycle climbing a hill Like a big rig on a big hill, maybe Like a semi on a mountain road Like a truck climbing a steep hill Like a truck descending a steep hill Like a truck on a steep hill, maybe Like some slow-moving vehicles Like some trucks going uphill Like trucks going up or down a steep hill "Look at this fucking shit we're ___!" (Dennis Hopper line from "Apocalypse Now") Like an active surfer? Life partners? Latin term for coming back to life at the exact midpoint of a video game level? Like some tributes Like early sound recordings Like old AM radio Like Mercury among all the planets Like deep recesses Like the hub, relatively "__ Life": Beatles "___ Life" (Beatles song) Lennon's "___ Life" "Lord of the Rings" stopping place Last word in some motel names Lincoln's ___ Lincoln's ___ (British legal society) Lincoln's ___ (English legal society) Lincoln's ___, London. Little country motel Little hotel Locally owned lodging Lodge alternative Lodge kin Lodger's place Lodging Country Lodging business Lodging choice Lodging establishment Lodging for the night Lodging for travelers Lodging location Lodging mentioned in Luke Lodging option Lodging provider Lodging site Lodging spot Lodging that might have a name like The Red Stag Lodging that might serve a continental breakfast Lodging with a "keeper" Lodgings for wayfarers London's Tabard, e.g. Longfellow's "Tales of a Wayside ___" Lorelai managed one on "Gilmore Girls" Lorelai's place of business on "Gilmore Girls" Lodging option for weary travelers Limited, as some 1960's military service? Like a baby's grasp reflex Like a trait present at birth Like instincts Like some behaviors Like some senses Like something you're born with Like talent, many say Like traits you're born with Like octuplets? Lacking enough resources Like a have-not Like some beauty Like some feelings Like some feelings or circles Like some monologues Like some peace Like the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars Located at the core Locale of tiny canals Labyrinth settings *Lazy river inflatable Laura of "ER" Laura of "R22 Laura who played Dr. Weaver on "ER" Laura who plays Dr. Weaver on "ER" Landscape artist George Landscape painter (1825–94). Landscape painter George Like some idlers Like most navels Lint Trap Lint-collecting bellybutton Lint-collecting navel Lint collectors Lint traps, perhaps Lint-collecting navels Longtime CORE chairman Longtime CORE chairman Roy Longtime civil rights leader Roy Landlady *Like a young sheep that avoids wet pavement? *Like a young sheep that avoids wet pavement?: 6 wds. Like a babe Like a newborn babe Like lambs and newborns "Like that! [snap]" Lodging places along the highway Letters in the country? Little hotels Lodging houses Lodging locales Lodging locations Lodging providers Lodging sites London's ___ of Court Lincoln's and Gray's. Literally, "by signaling" Located in Manhattan, for short LEARCHUS, mother of Leucothea, as a mortal Lifesaver of myth Lifessaver of myth Like some canned tuna Like tinned fish Let __ (tell about) Let ___ (reveal) Let ___ a secret Let one ___ (apprise) Listen ___ (hear via eavesdropping) Look __ (visit briefly) Look ___ ( visit). Look ___ (pay a brief visit to). Look ___ (pay a brief visit). Look ___ (pay a call). Look ___ (pay a short visit to). Look ___ (pay brief call). Levenson's "__ Era and Out the Other" Like Shepard's "Cowboys," e.g. Largely unscathed Looking at it a certain way Like hallucinations and mirages Like an accomplice Like con artists' shills, e.g.