Letter L 75250–75500

Latest style: Colloq. Luxor locale Luxor location Luxor's western home LATITUDE (abbr.) Lang. of many mottoes Large back muscle Learned language: Abbr. Lifter's back muscle Line of a map: Abbr. Livy's lang. Long. companion Long. counterpart Long. crosser Long. crosser, on a map Long. crossing Long. intersector Long. intersector, on a GPS Long. opposite Long. partner Long. sidekick Long.'s companion Long.'s complement Long.'s counterpart Long.'s counterpart on a GPS Long.'s opposite Long.'s partner Long.'s partner, on a GPS Longitude crosser (Abbr.) Longitude's counterpart: Abbr. Longitude's opp. Latitude, in short Locked closed Last-second Lasting into the wee hours Like Alice's Rabbit Like Apley Like Carroll's White Rabbit Like Carroll's rabbit Like George Apley Like Letterman's show Like Marquand's Apley Like Paton's phalarope Like X-o'clock scholars Like a certain Apley Like a certain Marquand hero Like a fashionable arrival Like a fashionable arrival, in some circles Like a literary rabbit Like a night owl's hours Like a noon scholar. Like a troublesome period? Like a woman taking a pregancy test, often Like an illegal hit, in football Like an inveterate procrastinator Like fashionable partygoers? Like hotel checkouts that may cost extra Like some TV movies Like some additions and editions Like some bill payments Like some bloomers Like some borrowed library books Like some dramatic periods Like some illegal gridiron hits Like some shifts Like some shifts or shows Like some troubling periods Like someone who was just stuck in traffic, probably Like the 10 o'clock scholar Like the White Rabbit of Wonderland Like the baby in a 9 1/2-month pregnancy Like those seated after the opening number Like two, to many Likely to miss the bus Likely to miss the bus, say latish Like Monet's water-lily period or Matisse's cutout phase Last-minute participant Librarian's punishment Library assessment Library charge Library fine Library levy Library payments Lamented and missed Like some TV shows Like wee-hours TV shows Language from which many English words are derived Language of early A.D. period Language that's a source of much English Lack of punctuality Like some TV talk shows, informally Library reminder Like a hidden talent Like many fingerprints Like variables that are not directly observed Lying hidden Lying undeveloped Lech Walesa, before he became active? *Like puberty at age 16 Latter-day "Toodle-oo!" Less punctual Like what's put off Longer delayed. Like a side view Like indirect thinking Like outside-the-box thinking Like sideways gridiron passes Like some job moves Like some thinking Lying to one side lying away from the median and sagittal plane of a body Landlord's reminder Lazybones, perhaps Lie-abed lateritious LATERITIC Latter-day "Bye!" Letterman program Letterman's TV program (with "The") Letterman's gig Letterman's program, e.g. Last issued. Last to arrive Least ancient Like up-to-the-minute news Like someone who starts watching "Game of Thrones" in 2022 Lab glove material Lab-glove material Like some gloves Liquid rubber. Liquid that yields rubber latices Latvians LONG board LONG narrow board Lattice component Lattice member Lattice part Lattice piece Lattice strip Latticework component Latticework element Latticework piece Latticework strip Leveling strip Louver board Like some detergents Louisville Slugger factory array long heavy wooden stick used as a weapon in India Lattice components Lattice strips Latticework strips LATEXES large agricultural estate in ancient Rome LARGE estates Largest newspaper in Calif. Longtime "Column One" printer, briefly "Lux et veritas" language Language of many Roman inscriptions LANGUAGE of diplomacy LATINI, language of the LATIUM inhabitants, ancient (pert. to) Language course Language for Livy Language for legal terminology Language for the Masses? Language learned by seminarians Language of "Winnie Ille Pu" Language found on old Roman inscriptions Language of Cicero Language of Julius Caesar Language of Lucretius Language of Ovid's Metamorphoses Language of ancient Rome Language of many a motto Language of many courtroom phrases Language of many mottos Language of many state mottos Language of much legalese Language of old Rome Language of science Language of some ten-dollar words? Language of the Gracchi Language of the Masses Language of the Roman Empire Language of the masses no longer Language of the masses, once Language on all current U.S. coins Language that gave us "ad hoc" Language that gave us "e.g." Language that gave us "i.e." Language that may be vulgar Language used in singing masses. Language with no single word for "yes" Legal language Like "E pluribus unum" Like "alter ego" and "alma mater" Like "aurum" for gold and "ferrum" for iron Like Cugat's rhythm Like about half of American states' mottos Like bossa nova or salsa Like ego and ergo Like many a motto Like many abbreviated terms in footnotes Like many inscriptions Like many mottoes Like many state mottos Like most South Americans Like much legalese Like salsa Like salsa music Like the alphabet in Vatican City ... or each letter in the starred answers Like the samba and salsa Lingo of the masses? Little ____ Lupe Lu Liturgy language Livia's language Livy's language Livy's lingo Livy's tongue Low, Vulgar or Late Lucan's tongue Lucretius' language language Forum Info language Livy Info language Mass language dead Labor leader Dolores Huerta or astronaut Ellen Ochoa Lady from Lima Lady from south of the border Like Isabella Gomez or Justina Machado Like many a telenovela star Like much of the Western Hemisphere Like traditional Catholic Masses LATIN equivalent of word Livy lovers, e.g. language course Freshman Like Julián and Joaquin Castro Like Pedro Pascal Like Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz Like a plurality of California's population Like about 13% of Americans Like about 7% of the U.S. electorate Like many MLB players Like many Telemundo viewers Like many actors on Telemundo Like many an ESPN Deportes watcher Like many major league baseball players Like many telenovela actors