Legislation of Aug. 1, 1946 Lamb chop Large in number or quantity Lowest pinochle card Location for some quick calculations Lascar boatswain. Leader of the flirts? Like a game within reach List of animal young? Like evergreens Least logical Like horses with heaves Librarians. Like many dictionaries sold in Milan Lady-in-waiting Late-arriving jazz standard? Like Sol after sunrise Lost it Little ones, in Lille Les petits. Leader of the kiddie pool? Luminous timepiece, in a way Lines on ships' hulls: Abbr. Leatherwood shrubs Lends charm to. Long odds Long hours Led Love personified Loop on a shield Large birds: Var. Large birds Last line of verse Large pre-stereo setup? Like Bani-Sadr Leave in the lurch Lead-in to drugs or poverty Late-arriving Eddie Cochran song? L.B.J.'s "___ Poverty" "Little House on the Prairie" place Lengthy military sign-up? Line of happy pooches? Leave barnyard bird atop Greek building (9) Lost tour group in South Pacific site? Like toads, vis-a-vis frogs Loom pattern "Leave it alone, Ms. Zellweger!" Leg (dancer's accessory) -- Las Vegas plea London dist. London dist. Least saturated Leg of lamb la Chef Shakespeare? Lagoon, essentially Like a parade Librarian's checkers-game request? Lesser __ evils Lesser __ evils Land of: Hebrew. Landed peasant in the czars' Russia Landed peasant in pre-1917 Russia *Lubricant in some doctor's offices Lovable knucklehead "__ Lamp" ___ la! Limited-width condition Little mouse Lumber town in Washington Leg ___ Like a useless photo lab employee? LP, updated Like "Water Music"? Le dernier cri. Like 21-Down Like Carlsbad Like Rodin's "The Kiss" Legerdemain, in France Losing pitcher in the 1956 World Series perfect game Like a cheesy dish? Like some C.S.I. evidence? Lady's preferred fruit? Lady's preferred fruit? Like a virgin? Labyrinth of corn Leading character, redundantly La Guardia's French title. LXII quintupled LXII x V Leading figure in U. N. Like some old memories Like some trannies Like "The Plague" Like Sartre's philosophy Liver. Leave in a huff? Likely will Likely will Like former fleet admirals Like former admirals Like former admirals Laboratory activities Loaded lineups Lights Land owned outright: Law. Land held in fee absolute: Law. Land owned absolutely: Feudal law. Land owned absolutely in feudal times Land owned absolutely Land owned absolutely in feudal days Like penicillin, to some Like many prep schools Layer of nerve fivers. Louisiana black haw. Liable to stray. Locations of some scenes in 61-/64-/66-Across Locations of some scenes in 61-/64-/66-Across Landscaper's job Lied subject LATE AUTHOR-HUMORIST Lapse, in Lisbon "___ lead to Rome." Lily-plant extract Lily plant extract Like many antebellum mansions Listened carefully Listened carefully Listened carefully Listened, poetically Listened, old-style Listened closely Left speechless Left speechless Love of exotica Love of foreign things Louis __: son of Marie Antoinette Louis __: son of Marie Antoinette Louis ___. LI divided by III Louis called the "Comte de Provence" Late News time Lithuania. Laser entertainment Laser entertainment *Lasers at a rock concert, e.g. Lemon-hued log house? "Luckily I got endorsements from the conservative press, including the ___." "Let's ___ there" Life, usually Like this answer, literally Low-IQ types' acceptability status? Like some modern carpets Like some modern carpets "Lover" lyricist Lure for Popeye's sweetie? Lone survivor Leave a hospital ward Laura Bush? Like the best guards (with "all") List of office numbers for direct contact? Long-play album? Lashes. Lightning in the middle of a hurricane? Looped platinum wire used in making cultures. Looped platinum wire. Lab wire Latin abbr. meaning "he speaks" Lab wire loops LaGuardia's successor Like Mercator's map "___ land of the free . . . " "Love Me or Leave Me" singer Ruth "Love Me or Leave Me" singer Ruth "Love Me or Leave Me" singer Ruth "Love Me or Leave Me" singer Ruth "Love Me or Leave Me" singer Ruth Lamb's "Essays ___" Longtime Sprint CEO William Live eternally Like some vaudeville shows Lacking a foundation Legend in an atlas Learned Learned Lancers of 48 Across. Lancers. 1949 Literature Nobelist "Light in August" author Like this puzzle? (not really) Like plants of the carrot family "___ Love You?" Language of 47-Down Like the Chernobyl nuclear power plant Like Mount Everest Large greenbacks Line four of quip Lupe ___, early movie star. Lupe ___, former movie star. Lupe of Hollywood. Lupe of the flicks Lupe of old flicks Lunch course Lunch item Little poem Lunchtime hr. Last of the Bill of Rights ___ 1 (long odds) ___-1 (long-shot odds) Long odds "Leave no stone ___" Like no stone, for the meticulous Line two Lead-in to harp or phone Larry of "CHiPs" Less faithful Limb, as of a lobster. Lobster's limb Limbs on a lobster. Like bad news Like bad news Like a persona non grata Like some guests Lack of moral or general well-being. Let off steam Last question in this puzzle Last half of a thrift slogan Ladies of little virtue. Lascivious sorts Leaf angle Low man on political totem pole. Lake Albert group Like the Old Testament Hebrews. Lots, timewise Lizzie Borden's weapon? Lizzie Borden's weapon? Lateral measure: Abbr. " . . . longest ___ is the shortest way home": Italian proverb Loosening: Comb. form Like bar codes Like credit card stripes Lucky Titanic passengers, e.g. Likely result of pollution along a beach Lovely hotel accommodations? "Live and learn" venue? Loretta/Rob partnership? Leaves the office Loses harshness Look for adventure "Let her ___ way . . . " Licorice-flavored liqueurs Loser to 4 Down in 1992 and 25 Down in 1994