Letter L 70500–70750

Like a flea bite Like a mosquito bite Like a poison ivy rash Like a trigger finger? Like dry skin Like my woolen long underwear (as I relearn and fail to correct every December) Like poison ivy rashes Like posion ivy Like some fingers Like some hives Like some trigger fingers Like some uncomfortable sweaters Like some uncomfy sweaters Like some wool sweaters Like spots in which nails are often used Like sun rash Like that spot in the small of your back that you can't quite reach, all too often Like wanderers feet Like wool on bare skin, typically Like wool sweaters, often Like wool, for many Like wool, for some Like woolen underwear, maybe Like woolen underwear? Like your nose right when you can't scratch it, perhaps Longing to scratch L.A. jazz venue where Thelonious Monk recorded a live album, with "the" Labor ender Labor ending Labor follower Labor suffix Labor trailer Labour ending Labour or Jacob suffix Labrador's tail London or Brooklyn ending *Listing individually Laundry list part Laundry-list component Ledger unit Line ___ veto Line of a list Line on a grocery list Line on a list Line on a receipt Line on a shopping list Line on a to-do list Line on an agenda Line with a bullet, maybe Line--veto List bit List component List detail List element List entry List line List maker's notation List member List part List segment List unit Listed particular Listed thing Listicle component Listing on an agenda Listing on eBay Listing unit Liz Smith report Liz Smith squib lack of communication Long list? Line-__: listed individually Listed in detail, old style Listed, as on an invoice List one by one List the particulars of, to a Brit List in detail List individually List particulars. List separately. List, as deductions List, as tax deductions Like some deductions Listed in detail Listed individually Lists in detail Lists off Lists separately, as on a tax return Leading agenda entry List leader Limit 10 ____ (checkout sign) Lines on a checklist Lines on a list Lines on an invoice List bits List components List contents List details List entries List lines List listings List makeup List notations List parts List to-dos List units Listed things. Local news notes. Lovey-dovey pairs Lovey-dovey pairs, in tabloids L.A.-to-Jacksonville route L.A.-to-Jacksonville rte. Latin anagram for rite Latin journey Latin passage Latin way Latin words journey Livy's route Livy's way Looping, e.g. Like 24/7 news channels Like most cable news programs Labor add-on "Let's Hear ___ the Boy" (Denise Williams hit) "Let __!": "Enough!" "Let __!": "Move on!" "Let ___ already!" "Let ___!" ("Relax!") "Let ___!" ("Stop worrying") "Let ___!" (advice to the obsessed) "Let ___" ("Quit worrying") "Let's let ___ at that" Let __ (decline to take action) Let __: stop obsessing Let _____ (drop the matter) LAERTES, kingdom of Locale of Cornell U. Locale of Cornell University Location of Cornell Logic re a philosophy exam? Last card of a suit " . . . Lord, is ___?": Matt 26:22 ". . . Lord, is ___?" (Matthew 26:22) "Like __ 'love' . . ." "Like __ LOVE it!" "Lord, is --?": Matthew "Lord, is __?" "Lord, is __?": Last Supper question "Lord, is ___?": Matt. 'Lord, is --?' (Biblical question) Last two words of Matthew 26:22 Like some salesmen and preachers " . . . long before ___": Brooke "___ later than you think." Last words of a decision "___ laugh": Pinero Locker room interview cliche #2 Let ___ (let be): Colloq. Limp Bizkit's "___ Be OK" "Later for that" "Look, you never know" "__ longer matters" L.A. judge L.A. jurist Lance L.A. law figure L.A. law notable, once LA trial judge Lance of the courts Lance a lot in the news Lance in 1995 news stories Lance in a robe Lance in court Lance in law Lance in the Los Angeles judicial system Lance of '90s legal nostalgia Lance of L.A. law Lance of court fame Lance of justice Lance of law Lance of the Bench Lance of the O.J. Simpson murder trial Lance of the O.J. trial Lance of the Simpson trial Lance of the mid '90s fame Lance on a bench Lance on the bench Lance or Midori Lance who judged the O.J. trial Lance, the judge Last name on the bench at the Simpson trial Legal Lance Lighter of the Nagano Olympic Flame Los Angeles judge Los Angeles newsmaker of 1995 "Listen to me next time!" "Lay ___ me!" "Let's Get __" "Let's Get __": Marvin Gaye hit "Let's Get ___" (1973 #1 hit) "Let's Get ___" (Marvin Gaye) Lay -- thick Lay __ the line Lay __ the line (speak honestly) Lay __ thick (say too much) Lay ___ (exaggerate) Lay ___ (flatter) Lay ___ thick: flatter Lay-thick connector "__ lived–Brooklyn, of ample hills, was mine": Whitman "___ like to live dangerously" (meme phrase) *Langston Hughes poem (Hit!) Langston Hughes classic Langston Hughes poem about equality Langston Hughes poem about how black lives matter Langston Hughes poem about inequality Langston Hughes poem about racial equality Langston Hughes poem about racial inequality Langston Hughes poem associated with the Harlem Renaissance Langston Hughes poem published in "The Weary Blues" Langston Hughes poem that alludes to a Walt Whitman poem Langston Hughes poem that's a godsend to puzzlemakers Langston Hughes poem whose first line is engraved on the wall of the National Museum of African American History and Culture Langston Hughes poem whose title precedes "sing America" Langston Hughes poem with the lines "Nobody'll dare / Say to me, / 'Eat in the kitchen,' / Then" Langston Hughes poem with the lines "They send me to eat in the kitchen / When company comes" Langston Hughes poem with the lines "They send me to eat in the kitchen / When the company comes" Langston Hughes poem with the lines "They'll see how beautiful I am / And be ashamed" Langston Hughes title Langston Hughes title start Langston Hughes' "___, Sing America" Lifter's confession ". . . like ___ not!" "Like __ lump ... " "Like _____ lump it" "Love _____ leave it" Like ____ leave it Like-not link Like___not Lance and family Lance and Midori LAN administrator "Let __!": high roller's cry "Let ___!" (casino cry) "Let ___!" (go for broke) Let ___ (bettor's expression) Loser's sigh Losing competitor's sighing comment "Let __!" ("Go ahead!") "Let __!": "Get going!" "Let __!": "Start the ball rolling!"