Long-eared dog Long-eared breed Long-eared hound Long-eared pet Lowdown hound Long-eared hound Long-eared hound Long-eared hound Long-eared pet Long-eared hound Long-eared hound Long-eared hound Lemonade/beer mix Laurence Sterne's "Tristram ___" Low-alcohol drink Lemonade and beer Lane "Look Who's Talking" actress Lane on a tennis court. Lane. Lane of a tennis court. Large playing marble Lane Long successor on "Cheers" Locale for urban trash cans Location of many muggings Locale for urban trash cans Legless Egyptian Liz held one in a '63 film "Little Orphan Annie" henchman, with "the" Legendary killer. "Little Orphan Annie" villian with "the" Light gas Light element Lightest element Lightest of all known substances. Lightest known substance Lightest element Lightest element on the periodic table Lightest element Lightest element Lightest gas Long tale Long story Long story Long, long story Long story Lengthy tale Long account Long story Long tale Lengthy account Long narrative novel Long tale Lengthy chronicle Long and involved tale Long story Lengthy account Lengthy tale Long account Long yarn Long-drawn-out account Long narrative Long story Long tale Lengthy narrative Lengthy tale Lengthy account Lengthy story Long account Long tale Long story Lo-o-ong story Long story Long tale Long account Legendary tale. Long narrative. Long story of adventure. Long story. Long tale. Lengthy tale Long narrative Literary genre Long, detailed account Lagerlöf's "Gösta Berlings ___" "Lonesome Dove" genre Long account Long, drawn-out story "Little House on the Prairie," e.g. Long story Long, involved story Lengthy narrative Long tale Long transmission of folklore, say Long episode Legend Long tale Long, drawn-out story Little Orphan Annie's protector Lisa, to Bart Lorna, to Liza Lindsay, to Gob and Michael Lisa, to Bart Lynn, to Vanessa Lisa, to Bart Lisa, to Bart Simpson La Toya, to Michael Lisa or Maggie, to Bart Lisa, to Bart Lisa Simpson, to Bart Leia to Luke, informally Lisa Simpson, e.g. Lynn, to Vanessa Lisa, to Bart Lisa, to Bart Lisa, to Bart Little girl's nickname. Little girl: Colloq. Little lass. Little lady. Little girl. Little lady Li'l girl Little girl's nickname Lucy, to Linus Lisa Simpson, to Bart Latin American agreements Lisa, to Bart Simpson Lisa, to Bart Leia, to Luke, casually La Toya, to Michael ''Let's do this!'' Last word of Joyce's "Ulysses" "Let's do it!" Last word of Joyce's 'Ulysses' 'Let's do it!' Last word of James Joyce's 'Ulysses' Last word of 27 Across Last word of 'Ulysses' Learnt off earnestly? Of course! Lynx or panther Leopard or lion Lion or leopard Lion or tiger Lynx or leopard Little hisser Litter box user Lilli Palmer's Pyewacket. Lion or tiger. Lynx. Library list: Abbr. Lynx, for one Lynx or cougar Leopard, e.g. Litter box visitor Lynx or puma "Loco" sort Lion or tiger Lion, e.g. Lion or tiger Leopard or lynx, e.g. Lynx or cheetah Leading earthmover maker, for short Laser chaser Liger or leopard, e.g. 'Loco' sort Lion or tiger Laser chaser Laser beam-chasing pet 9Lives eater Lynx or panther Lion or leopard Leopard or lynx L.P.G.A. supporter? Letter after ess Letter after 22-Across Letter that appears at least once in every single answer in this puzzle Leisure shirt Leisure top Little elevator Links item Links prop Letter-shaped shirt Lift for a golfer? Links peg Links item Links prop Letter-shaped plumbing fitting Links area Links start Links locale Links aid Links item Links letter? Letter after 22-Across Lion or lynx Lynx or leopard Laser pointer chaser Litter box user Litter member or user Lynx or ocelot Litter member or user Lion, e.g. Laser pointer chaser Leopard or lion Litter box user Lion, say Lion, say Leopard, e.g Lap-loving pet Lap-loving pet Lynx or lion Load of laundry Load Load Load Large amount Large quantity Large quantity: Colloq. Lot: Colloq. Large amount: Colloq. Lot Load Large quantity Lot Like a conveyor belt Like a loop Like infinity Like some boring speeches, facetiously Like tedious meetings, seemingly "___ Love" (1994 hit for Luther Vandross and Mariah Carey) Like eternity Like infinity Like some boring speeches, facetiously Like tedious meetings, seemingly Like boring speeches, so it seems "Lives and works through ___ changes."—Carlyle. Long and uninteresting. Like Father Time. Like a circle Like a Möbius strip Like the coda of "Hey Jude," seemingly Lasting forever Like a Mobius strip Like a boring speech, seemingly Like the coda of 'Hey Jude,' seemingly Like a Mobius strip Like a boring speech, seemingly Like boring speeches, so it seems