Letter L 8500–8750

LIVING on land-in water Like the D-Day assault on Normandy LYCUS, slayer of Lancelet Large enough Large in degree Large, capacious Like Durante's nose Like Santa's girth Like the space around a first-class seat, say Long way from scanty Larger in extent. Less wispy Least scarce Least scrawny Like the loudest of loud music? Louder! loudspeaker Led Zeppelin equipment Largeness Large or full measures Letters about time Letters on some faces Like 12-hour clocks LIVENS (UP) Led Zeppelin's gear Loads for roadies Lollapalooza equipment Lollapalooza gear Lab glass Lab vial Little glass jars for booster vaccines, e.g. LIMB, deprive of Lieutenant Dan, by the end of "Forrest Gump" Listener's choice Late sleepers may miss them (abbr.) Legs, in slang Letters for some bands Lager brand Light beer brand Light beer choice Lb. or oz. Ledger abbr. Ledger fig. Land-and-sea military vehicle Lbs. and oz. Lbs. and oz., e.g. Lbs. and qts., e.g. LAPIS lazuli, ornament with the Lucky charm Lucky piece. Lucky trinket Lucky charms Lucky pieces Largest river of Far East Russia. Liquid Chinese border Long Asian river Long river in Asia. Long river in NE Asia Leave smiling Luxuriate (in) live it up Like quiet kids on a car ride, presumably Laughing at, maybe Laughing at, perhaps Lulz land travel Light field-gun, now obsolete. Like a Corgi dressed as Link from The Legend of Zelda, perhaps Like an anecdote, one hopes Lobbying group for soldiers past and present Lobbying org. formed in 1944 "Lilacs" poet Lowell "Little Women" character "Little Women" girl "Little Women" role "Little Women" role for Florence Pugh "Little Women" sister "Little Women" woman Little Women March sister Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women heroine LITTLE Dorrit, name of Late singer Winehouse Laurie's bride. Laurie's girl. Leicester's wife in "Kenilworth." Literary March Literary sister of Meg, Jo, and Beth Little Dorrit Little Woman Locane of "Melrose Place" Locksley Hall girl Lois in "Batman v Superman" Louisa Alcott character. Lowell Lowell or Alcott Lowell or Grant Lowell or Tan Lowell or Vanderbilt Leading star in Disney's "Enchanted" Lois Lane in" Man of Steel" Lois Lane portrayer in "Man of Steel" Lynne Cheney portrayer in 2018's "Vice" Lead singer of Evanescence (and if you don't know who she is, then GTFO, prep!) "Lilacs" poet Lowell and Carter Lowell and Irving Lowell and Tan " . . . lend ___ to God": H. Crane "Log" or "gram" opener "Los Espookys" star/creator Fabrega "Love, Victor" actress Ortiz LITERARY medley LPN's group Largest carrier in Japan Letters on many plane tailfins at Narita Letters on plane tails at Narita Librarian's concern. Library collection Library treasure Library treasures Literary assortment Literary bits Literary collection, e.g. Literary compilation Literary garland Literary grab bag Literary hodgepodge Literary leftovers Literary memorabilia Literary miscellany Literary miscellany, e.g. Literary oddments Literary olio Literary pastiche Literary scraps Literary snippets Literary snippets, e.g. Literary suffix. ___ Lucia Cortez, "Lost" castaway ___ Luisa jewelry ___-Lucia Cortez ("Lost" character) Large boa Large semiaquatic snake Largest snake in the world Long snake large S American snake which kills by constriction Largest snakes in the world "Love is __ of faith": Fromm Lead actress in "Knives Out" Land of the Rising Sun Lack of vigor, in med school Lack of vigor: Var. Lack of vigour Lifelessness Lacking colour or vitality Lacking vigour Lacking vitality Listless: Var. listless Lacking free oxygen Like the bacteria in a septic tank Living in the absence of air Living without oxygen life in the absence of air or free oxygen Lack of feeling. Literally "without sensation" Laughing gas, e.g. Letter transposition: Abbr. Listen for tinsel, e.g.: Abbr. Logogriph: Abbr. "Lolita" character Vivian Darkbloom, to Vladimir Nabokov Letter puzzle Letter rearrangement Letter shift of a sort Letter shuffle Like mad, for Kim Deal Live for evil, say? Live for evil? Logogriph Lot lease for all to see? Loves to solve, e.g. LISA Lemon and melon, e.g. Letter shuffles Letter-rearranging game Letterman's favorite activity? Lettter rearrangements Lionel and O'Neill Logogriphs. locale Disneyland attraction "Ladders To Fire" author Nin "Little Birds" writer Nin Literary diarist's first name Literary name with a dieresis "Little Birds" author "Little Birds" writer Literary friend of Henry Miller. Leia's dad Luke Skywalker's dad Luke Skywalker's father Luke and Leia's father Luke's father Luke's father in "Star Wars" Luke, he is your father Like Felix Unger, e.g. Like a Type A person, according to a Type B person, perhaps Like a control freak Like a control freak, stereotypically Like a micromanager Like a neat freak Like a very meticulous organizing system Like many a fussbudget Like neat freaks Like neatniks Like neatniks and clean freaks Like some condoms Like some sweating too much Like some temperature measurements Like some thermometers Like someone who irons their socks, maybe Like the one who walks across the room to re-level a picture frame because "it bothered me" Likely to point out this clues' typo, say Literary excerpt. Literary selection. Literary excerpts. Literary gleanings Lack of pain [NOT a country!] Like Big Ben Like a clock that has hands Like a clock with Roman numerals Like a clock with hands Like a grandfather clock Like a mechanical watch Like a vintage clock Like a vintage synth Like a watch with hands Like an old-fashioned clock Like antique watches Like clocks that tick Like clocks with hands Like grandfather clocks Like most watches Like music on LPs Like old odometers Like old recorded music Like old television signals Like old timers? Like old watches Like pre-digital recordings