Crossword Clues Start With L, page 161
Low stools
Low seats
Low stools
Lake trout
Light fabrics
Lead follow ____ out of the way
Lowest decks of vessels.
Lowest decks
Limestones.
Lyrelike instrument.
Lyre of old.
Lyre of yore
Lyre's ancient cousin
Lyre's relative
Like silver.
Leave Benedict XVI in the lurch?
Lothario?
Like some Gulf War demonstrations
Large swallow
Like hoods
Like hoods
Like hoodlums
Like Ramones tunes
Line of two feet
Long-handled cups
Ladles
Lover of the fine arts.
___ lamb.
Like the shore, often
Like the shore, often
Little birds by the shore?
Luce et al.
Luce and others
Like some lenses
100 lacs, in India.
Latest list for shoppers
Like some shoes
Louder: Music abbr.
Louder, in music: Abbr.
Landlord's assets: Abbr.
Local subway that runs along NYC's Eighth Avenue
Lead: Ger.
Like a stereotypical umpire, perhaps
Like Mr. Magoo
Laundromat band?
Linebacker charges
Linebacker charges
Law degrees.
Legal degrees: Abbr.
Latin ten
Lower in the social status
Linkin Park's Bennington's side project
Letter announcing a switch to Toro?
Letter sent to a tractor company?
"Let me try that again ..."
"Lovergirl" singer ___ Marie
Leader who modernized Argentina
Lets up
Lid afflictions
Linguist's topic
Lived
Located
Low-growing evergreen
...looking for dirt, Mr. Clean ___
Like some motions
Like some motions
Lumpfish
*Look for
Legal follow-up for a cult?
Legumes
Least excited
Leaking.
Look back on
Latin conjunctions
"Leave It to Beaver" actor
Lyre strings.
Losers on "The Apprentice"?
Leader of the Knights in "Animal House"
Leisure: Latin.
Leisure: Lat.
Language group of Sudan
Leave one's disguises at home?
Leave one's disguises at home?
Last writes?
Layer of thinnest air
Like a ___ lard
Last championship was in 1908?
Liszt's teacher.
Liszt's teacher
Large food tunas
Large food tunas
Lament, part 2
Lament, part 2
Ladies of Lisbon
Lisbon ladies
Ladies, in Sao Paulo
Like many éclairs
Ladies of Lisbon
"Lust, Caution" co-star Tony Leung ___-Wai
Ladies of Lisbon
Lisbon misters
Like any fruit
Like fruit
Like smog.
List abridgements
List extenders
Last mile in a car warranty, often
"Little ribbons"
Lineman's testing apparatus.
Last old coot on earth?
Lanford Wilson play
"La Grande Illusion," e.g.?
Lawyer Atticus avoids crazies?
Light-bulb parts
Library or office need.
Last total
Last beehive?
Last cross?
"Land of Cloves" inhabitants.
Lowest interest rate
Lapps' neighbors: Abbr.
Look for an open receiver
Like many bread knives
Leigh role
Like mountains and computer images
Like Everest, barely
Like Everest, barely
Luggage of a sort.
Lerwick ladies
Lat. Amer. matron
Laura, to Tom Wingfield in "The Glass Menagerie," for short
Lean source of red meat
Letter run
Like noreaster weather
Like some huge chests
Look for love
Loving touch
Letters on a CD
Long-distance phoning: Abbr.
Letters on a CD
Legal term for amounts owed.
Left suddenly
Left suddenly
List of trial cases
List of cases for trial
Lessened: Abbr.
Letter opener
Lovable gonzo journalist Thompson?
Lovable quality
Lighting device.
Late editorial cartoonist Bill
Like easily-repaired things
Like easily repaired things
Like most small clothing tears
Like easily repaired things
Lightning juice measure
Like some genetic laws
Large-footed.
Less smooth
Laughter directed at the outwitted: Slang.
Like some ships.
Like some mountains
Lexington (à la J. Parker)
Leaves
Line to the wedding florist about excessive arrangements?
Little advice? Part one
Like clothes at the laundromat
Looking for trouble
Litter or palanquin of East Indies.
Like vertebrates
Like books and backs
Like vertebrates
Like cacti
Like vertebrates
Like cacti.
Librarian, at times
Like an Abu Dhabi dance
Like bicycle tires
Lady lobo
Loud confrontation
Leave in a huff
Line item in P.T. Barnum's annual budget?
Laundry tournament?
Lacquer a big pipe?
Led Zeppelin's most famous song
Led Zeppelin classic
Linda Tripp?
Locale of "Ethan Frome."
Like fuzz on worn sweaters
Like a tin can, essentially
Lose power
Like Romeo and Juliet, to Shakespeare
Like a two-timed Ringo?
Loose-change receptacles.
Layne of Alice in Chains
___-La.
-- -la (utopia)
Little kid's lift, literally
Laptop carrier, e.g.?
Light open boats.
Leg trouble for Dobbin
Like something in an unfamiliar place
Lewis Stone
Like a bagpiper in briefs?
Like a bagpiper in briefs?
Loud welcome?
Law-of-gravitation propounder
Lake in Canada.
Live like an Indian.
Landing spots for aeronauts?
Lardner's "You ___ Al"
Lucille
Languor induced by drugs
Languor, Arabian style
Litany words.
Longtime Pentagon spokesman
Languid states
Land Gulliver visited.
Left: Comb. form.
Left: Prefix.
Left: Prefix
Longtime Boston Celtics star
Live by brigandage.
Lumbermen's moccasins.
Language of settlers of Kent
Little namesakes of the "shrew."
Lobsters sans large claws
Like a baseball player who couldn't find his way to the field?
Like a baseball player who couldn't find his way to the field?
Learned
"Let's hep preserve our natur'l ___"
Like a zombie?
Lottery win for Pericles?
Legislation with many provisions.
Like Jackie Paper sailing with Puff?
Like Jackie Paper sailing with Puff?
Louisiana city
Leaving out.
Leaving out
Large, undrained region of the western United States
Line score for a whitewash
Lavish combination of ingredients blended in advance?
Late work periods
Large wading birds common to the Americas
Like a cutter
Liquid-cooling refrigerators
Lyric, part 2, after "Was a"
Little witticism.
Letter-unscrambling games
Letter-unscrambling games