Letter L 69500–69750

Like the twist of fate. Like the works of O. Henry Like twists in tales Like wry humor Lightly sarcastic. Like Oedipus's curse in "Oedipus Rex" "Life's Little ___" (Thomas Hardy collection) "Life's Little ___.”—Thomas Hardy. Life's little incongruities Life's little surprises Life's little twists Life's strange turns Life's strange twists Literary incongruities Literary twists Laundress's chore Laundry job Laundry work Laundry accessory L.P.G.A. player? Lou Gehrig or Cal Ripken Legendary adornment for a certain Bastille prisoner Like patches or decals Like some T-shirt designs Like some T-shirt graphics Like some T-shirt images Like some clothing patches Like some decals and patches Like some decals or patches Like some denim patches Like some jean jacket patches Like some punk rock patches Like some t-shirt decals Like some transfers Labrador product. Labrador's new riches. Limonite, e.g. Limonite, for one Limonite and hematite, for two Limonite and siderite Le Creuset item Lake Superior mining region Like liver, nutritionally Like red meat and leafy greens "Lion King" voice from the Isle of Wight Launderers' appliances Leg shackles Legholds? Linen pressers Links gear Links set "Lolita" star's golf clubs? Lawman of TV Laundry maid? Left-handed humor Light sarcasm Literary device in "The Gift of the Magi" Literary device much used by O. Henry Literary effect in O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi" Literary element Literary feature. Literary incongruity Literary method. Literary sarcasm Literary surprise Literary technique Literary technique involving incongruity Literary twist Literary twist using opposites Literary weapon. Long house inhabitants Label in seconds Letters on seconds Letters on some as-is mdse. Like "be": Abbr. Like "buy," "sell" and other vbs. Like "can" and "will": Abbr. Like "come" and "go": Abbr. Like "see," in gram. Like "see," in grammar: Abbr. Like "strike": Abbr. Like "to be": Abbr. Like auxiliary vbs. Like damaged mdse. on sale Like deeply discounted mdse. Like defective mdse. Like estar: Abbr. Like many "as is" garments (abbr.) Like many Fr. verbs Like many common vbs. Like not-so-good gds. Like oddly conjugated verbs: Abbr. Like outlet store mdse., perhaps Like second-quality mdse. Like seconds: Abbr. Like some bargain bin mdse. Like some bargain clothing (abbr.) Like some cheap mdse. Like some conjugations: Abbr. Like some disc. items Like some discount mdse. Like some discounted mdse. Like some factory outlet clothes: Abbr. Like some mdse. marked "as is" Like some off-price merchandise: Abbr. Like some outlet mall mdse. Like some outlet store mdse. Like some reduced mdse. Like some sale clothes: Abbr. Like some sale goods: Abbr. Like some sale items: Abbr. Like some sale mdse. Like some second-quality clothing: Abbr. Like some verbs, for short Like the square root of 2: Abbr. Like the v. "sing" Like the vb. "be" Like the vb. "be," e.g. Like the vb. "go" Like the vb. "go," e.g. Like the vb. "have" Like the vb. "to be," in most languages Like the vbs. "creep" and "weep" Like the vbs. 'eat and 'lie" Like the verb "be" in many languages: Abbr. Like the verb "be": Abbr. Like the verb "eat": Abbr. Like the verb "to be": Abbr. Like the verb 'lie': Abbr. Like the verbs "come" and "go": Abbr. Like the verbs "eat" and "drink": Abbr. Like the verbs "lie" and "lay": Abbr. Like the verbs "to have" and "to hold": Abbr. Like verbs that conjugate weirdly: Abbr. Lacking mental clarity Like most numbers, if we're being real lowest degree Like "to run": abbr. Like flawed mdse. Like some "as is" mdse. Like some bad goods: Abbr. Like some cut-rate mdse. Like some vbs. and mdse. Like the verbs "cast" and "cost": Abbr. Like the verbs "sleep" and "kneel" (abbr.) Like the verbs "wear" and "tear": Abbr. Ltrs. on seconds Like "to be" Like the verb "to be" Lacking determination Like some discount clothes, briefly Label for R.E.M. Large collection agcy. Largest U.S. collection agcy. Letters before ".gov" Letters in a return address? Letters on a Form 1040 Letters seen in many forms Levy collector Levy collector, for short Longtime record label that shares its inits. with a major government agcy. Letters on a W-2 envelope letters Form Lexington Ave. line Line to Wall Street, for short "Let me give ME a pat on the back" "Let's hear it for me!" Longtime football commentator Cross Late sage of Paducah. Late "Crocodile Hunter" Steve "Life -- jest": Gay "Life __ Highway": 1992 Tom Cochrane hit "Life __ beach" "Life __ cabaret . . ." "Life ___ Highway" "Life ___ Highway" (song covered by Rascal Flatts for the "Cars" soundtrack) "Life ___ cabaret, old chum ..." "Life ___ cabaret, old chum" ("Cabaret" lyric) "Life ___ dream" "Love __ Battlefield" "Love __ Battlefield" (Benatar tune) "Love __ Battlefield": Pat Benatar hit "Love __ Rose": Neil Young song "Love __ Simple Thing" "Love ___ Ball" (1963 comedy) "Love ___ Ball" (Glenn Ford film) "Love ___ Battlefield" (1983 Pat Benatar hit) "Love ___ Battlefield" (Benatar hit) "Love ___ Hurtin' Thing" (1966 Lou Rawls hit) "Love ___ Losing Game" (Amy Winehouse single) "Love ___ Many-Splendored Thing" "Love ___ Sickness" (Daniel poem) "Love ___ Song Without End" (from "Bambi") "Love ___ Wonderful Thing" (Bolton hit) "Love ___ many splendored..." "Love ___ many-splendored thing": 2 wds. "[Life] ___ tale told by an idiot," per Macbeth 'Life -- bowl of cherries' Lady-Tramp link Lady-Tramp linkup Life-cabaret link Love --- Hurtin' Thing "Love Boat" barkeep "Love Boat" bartender "Love Boat" character "Love Boat" drink mixer Law of gravitation formulator Newton Literary Nobelist ___ Bashevis Singer Literature Nobel laureate Bashevis Singer Literature Nobelist __ Bashevis Singer Laws of Motion namesake "Long Time No See" author Susan "Long Time No See" novelist "Long Time No See" novelist Susan Late, great violinist La ___, Dominican Republic (first Spanish settlement in the Americas) Largest of the Galapagos Largest of the Galapagos Islands Largest of the Galápagos Longtime Lancome spokesmodel Rossellini Longtime Lanc™me spokesmodel Rossellini "Loulou" actress Lieberman's middle name Lead-in to a reiteration "Let me be clear about that!" "Let me repeat: Forget it!" Less than explanatory parental explanation "Love __ Around": 1968 hit "Love __ you need" "Love __ you need": Beatles lyric "Love ___ Around" ("The Mary Tyler Moore Show" theme) "Love ___ Around" (1968 Troggs hit) line on a map connecting places with equal pressure changes " . . . Love ___": Dickinson "Life ___ end in itself . . . ": O. W. Holmes "Love __ Open Door": "Frozen" duet LeAnn Rimes's "Love ___ Army" line on a map connecting places with the same population density LUSTROUS substance LUSTROUS substance derived from indigo Line from a classic tongue twister "Let's choose a different movie" "Leaping lizards!" "Listen here, mac" "Listen here, old chap!" "Listen up, you old bugger" "Look here, old chap!" "Look here," in London London exclamation London well?