Letter L 96500–96750

Like antique jewelry Like antiques Like buffalo nickels Like dirt? Like dog Tray Like faded photographs Like food in the fridge that you should probably just toss Like food you should probably smell before eating Like grandpa Like grandpa's stuff Like habits that die hard Like heirlooms Like jokes you've heard Like last year's memes Like many garage sale items Like many kids' jokes Like many sepia-tinted photographs Like most carbon dating specimens Like most carbon-dating specimens Like most codgers Like most knock-knock jokes Like most reruns Like octogenarians Like overused jokes Like pals who go way back Like retreads Like some black magic Like some flames from years past Like some masters Like some timers? Like someone saying "How do you do, fellow kids?," maybe Like something from the Jurassic Period Like stale jokes Like stuff from the '30s Like tall redwoods Like tech from two years ago, often Like the Curiosity Shop Like the Hills Chain of Like the Methuselah tree Like the bristlecone pine tree nicknamed Methuselah Like the clothes at the back of a closet, perhaps Like the farmer MacDonald Like the gray Mare Knight Like the gray mare Like the gray mare of song Like the hills Like the hills, in a simile Like the hills, it's said Like the man in a Hemingway title Like the oaken bucket Like the year you ring out on December 31 Like too many jokes Like very familiar jokes Like yellowed pages Like yesterday's news Long established Long familiar Long familiar: Colloq. Long in tooth Long practiced Long used. Long-made or used. Latter years London's Central Criminal Court London's criminal court London gent Long-ago past Like Chaucer's feldes or bokes Like Ye Shoppe Like a Dickensian curiosity shop Like a Dickensian curiosity shoppe Like a Renaissance faire Like a quaint shoppe Like a shoppe Like a shoppe, perhaps Like many a shoppe Like many shoppes Like some "Shoppes" Like some antique shops Long-lived, in some store names Like bygone days Like days gone by Like days gone past Like days in the past Like days long past Like days of yore Like days past Like the days of yore Like these headlines Like times gone by Like times long past Like times of yore Like yore? Long-past Longtime nemesis Like a mature baker? Less green, in a way Less green, maybe Less likely to be carded, say Less recent Less young Less youthful Like "Avengers: Infinity War" vis-a-vis "Avengers: Endgame" Like 16 vis-à-vis 15, agewise Like Ashley, relative to Mary-Kate (by seconds) Like Barbara Bush, vis-à-vis Jenna Like Bart, vis- -vis Lisa Like Gen X, vis-à-vis Gen Z Like George W. vis-à-vis Jeb Bush Like Jupiter vis-à-vis Earth Like Kate Middleton, vis-à-vis Pippa Like Prince's version of "Nothing Compares 2 U" vis-à-vis The Chicks' version of "Nothing Compares 2 U" Like Strom, vis-a-vis any other member of congress Like Taylor Swift's album "Lover" vis-a-vis "Midnights" Like Venus vis-à-vis Serena Williams Like Venus, to Serena Like Venus, vis-à-vis Serena Like Wilbur Wright, to Orville Like a big brother or sister Like a big sibling Like a big sister Like a character in a flashforward Like big brothers, say Like big siblings Like mentors vis-à-vis mentees, usually Like mentors, generally Like millennials vis-a-vis Gen Z Like millennials, vis-a-vis Gen Zers Like parents, relative to their kids Like some siblings Like the better sister (take that, Lindsay Lucido!) Like the guests vis-a-vis the host on the podcast "Wiser Than Me" Like tin cans, vis-a-vis can openers ... by almost 50 years! Like your big brother or sister Living more years? Longer in the tooth Leader of a pride of lions, perhaps Least fresh Least modern Least recent Like Fenway among all major-league ballparks Like Fenway, among MLB ballparks Like GZA, among Wu-Tang Clan members Like Jackie Jackson, in the Jackson 5 Like Kevin Jonas, among his brothers Like St. Augustine vis-à-vis all U.S. cities Like St. Augustine, among all U.S. cities Like Yellowstone, among National Parks Like Zoe, among the "Baby Blues" kids Like a babysitting sibling, probably Like the hardest bread Like the one born first Longest lasting Longest-lived Like bustles Lost love Lover of history? Long-ago loves Long-lasting associations at Le Havre? Lecherous one Lancashire city Last year's trend Like last year's styles Last week's song, to a teenager. Late, late film on TV Late-late-show offering Like '50s song Little Richard song, now Long-ago hit Long-held record? Language from which "banshee" is derived Lavender's partner "Little" Pasadena dweller, in song Language in an etymology Language in many etymologies Language of Julius Caesar's ancestors Language of early Roman inscriptions Language of early inscriptions Language of the Twelve Tables Language of the pre-Roman Empire Long-dead language Legal quip (Part 1) Lethbridge's river Leonardo, for one Like the Rockefellers, Roosevelts and Rothschilds Long green for blue bloods Long-inherited wealth Leonardo or Raphael Lackluster report Last night's tweets, say Locale in a classic Frank Sinatra song Language of medieval Scandinavia Language of the Eddas Language of the Elder Edda. Language of the sagas. Language that gave us the words "haggle" and "berserk" Language written with runes Leif Ericson's language Lifelong chum Lifetime chum Long-time crony Longtime ace Longtime bud Longtime chum Longtime intimate Last name in early automobiles Line being discontinued by GM Line discontinued by GM Line discontinued in 2004 Language that gave us "quartz" Long-extinct German dialect of which the epic poem "The Heliand" is the only known sample Long-extinct Low German dialect Like Dr. J and Kool and the Gang Like Motown, to young music fans Like early rap Like early rap music Like one resisting innovation Like some conservative teaching methods Like throwbacks Longstanding issue Long-term employe. Long-retired athletes Lil Nas X No. 1 hit with the lyric "I'm gonna ride 'til I can't no more" Leakeys' famous African gorge London Theater Language on the Cadfan stone in Tywyn Labrador in a Disney film "Loved that veronica!" L. Ron Hubbard's "___ Doc Methuselah" LEAF of palmyra palm La Liga chant La Liga cheer Las Ventas cry Latin American cheer Latino's cheer Letters in Matador Records' catalog listings Letters on the indexing of all Matador Records releases Letters used in the catalog indexing for Matador Records Lidia cheer Like the Opry? Longstanding, casually Louis Armstrong's "___ Miss Blues" Latin oils Largely phased-out ersatz fat brand largest city in Cattaraugus County, New York Lady with an infamous cow Lady with the careless cow. Last name in Chicago lore Legendary Chicago cow owner Legendary Mrs. who owned a cow