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LA __ play at the Staples Center: clippers
La __, French mail order company founded in 1837: redoute
La __, Puccini opera about Rodolfo and Mimi: boheme
La __, tomato-throwing festival in Bunol, Spain: tomatina
LA Rams play at the LA __ Coliseum: memorial
La Santa Maria, la Pinta and la Nina: caravel
Laboratory receptacle: petri dish
Laborer who sets hard surface flooring: tile layer
Laboured or processed: worked
Lack of energy, pathology terminology: anergy
Lacking creative skill: artless
Lacking the ability to do something, not able: unable
Ladies and __: gentlemen
Lady __, holiday of Virgin Mary in Mexico: guadalupe
Lady and __, 1955 romantic Disney film: the tramp
Lady and the Tramp is an animated __ musical: romantic
Lady Gaga song, A Million __: reasons
Lady's sweet appendage: finger
Lagoon shared by Poland and Germany; on the Oder: szczecin
Laid back, relaxed: easy going
Laid her eggs on the waves: halcyon
Lance __, American former cyclist: armstrong
Lance __, stage performer did over 15,000 shows: burton
Land almost surrounded completely by water: peninsula
Land along the sea or ocean: coastal
Land along the sea or ocean: seashore
Land area that divides the flow of water: watershed
Land by the side of a lake: lakeshore
Land controlled by the lord of the manor: demesne
Land of Legos, famous pastry named after itself: denmark
Land of Pre-Columbian civilizations: mexico
Land plowed and left alone for a season: fallow
Land used for grazing: pasturage
Land-locked S. American country: bolivia
Land-locked S. American country: paraguay
Landlocked African country, capital Lilongwe: malawi
Landlocked Himalayan nation: bhutan
Landlocked, former Communist neighbor of Romania: moldova
Language also known as Rusyn: ruthenian
Language similar to Latin in terms of vocabulary: italian
Language spoken in the French Polynesia: tahitian
Language used for all international transactions: english
Lanky flightless bird from Africa: ostrich
Large American real estate company, __ 21: century
Large and bright constellation listed by Ptolemy: centaurus
Large area controlled by one ruler: empire
Large area full of trees and bushes: forest
Large axe used in combat: battleaxe
Large beings in Norse mythlogy who live near rocks: trolls
Large bird of prey found in the Andes mountains: condor
Large bird that runs very fast but can't fly: ostrich
Large bird, known for holiday dinners: turkey
Large bird, raised on farms, cooked for dinners: turkey
Large blunt sewing needle: bodkin
Large board behind the basketball net: backboard
Large bodies of water: oceans
Large body of ice moves slowly or spreads outward: glacier
Large bone that holds lower organs in place: pelvis
Large building in India: bhavan
Large building where college students live: dormitory
Large caliber gun from the 16th century: musket seismometer
Large celebration; organized event: festival
Large chunk of land that rises up above the rest: mountain
Large citrus fruit, great for juice: orange
Large cooking container to make soups or stews: stockpot
Large crocodilian with short snout: alligator
Large crustacean, two claws, dish in US: lobster
Large deer live in tundra regions, pulls sleighs: reindeer
Large deer, both male and female grow antlers: reindeer
Large drum used by the Mongols in battle: naqara
Large electric cooking pot used to cook slowly: crock pot
Large enclosure for birds: aviary
Large endangered marine mammal; Sea Cow: dugong
Large ensemble during Swing Era: big band
Large estate, used for farming or ranching: hacienda
Large fire built for celebration, entertainment: bonfire
Large fish known for its teeth and aggression: barracuda
Large flat case for carrying drawings, papers: portfolio
Large flat pan used to fry foods: griddle
Large flat space in front of a garage: driveway
Large flat surface to watch movies on at a theater: screen
Large garrison town in Lower Saxony, NW Germany: osnabruck
Large gate or entrance; gateway on a website: portal
Large goblet used for wine drinking: chalice
Large group of horses, etc in a procession: cavalcade
Large handkerchief worn on head or around neck: bandana
Large heavy gun that shoots stone balls: cannon
Large hill of sand made by wind flows: sand dune
Large house in the city joined to others: townhouse
Large impressive residence, celebrities' house: mansion
Large island in Indonesia: celebes
Large knife used for clearing foliage: machete
Large lake between Bolivia and Peru: titicaca
Large lake on the border of Estonia and Russia: peipus
Large lavish meal or feast, celebration: banquet
Large leg tendon behind the knee: hamstring
Large London square with lions and fountains: trafalgar
Large long-tailed bird with beautiful feathers: pheasant
Large marine mammal, not actually a feline: sea lion
Large marsupial with pointed nose and large ears: bandicoot
Large maze, intricate paths, hard to solve: labyrinth
Large metal or wooden piece carried for protection: shield
Large metal plates struck together or with a stick: cymbals
Large military unit with its own headquarters: brigade
Large N American amphibian known for noisy croak: bullfrog
Large North American brown bear: grizzly
Large outbreak of disease: pandemic
Large pasta tubes that are stuffed and baked: manicotti
Large physical body in space; we live on one: planet
Large piece of land filled with trees: forest
Large pine species, common across North America: ponderosa
Large place where water is stored: reservoir
Large pot for making stew over open fires: cauldron
Large prized crab from western US: dungeness
Large prying tool used by criminals in movies: crowbar
Large purple fruit used in cooking: eggplant
Large ray with horns on each side of mouth: devil ray
Large rock that orbits the sun, __ belt: asteroid
Large rodent with quills: porcupine
Large rodent with spines on the body and tail: porcupine
Large round inflated object to play with: beach ball
Large sailing vessel, merchants and soldiers: galleon
Large scale rotating air mass: cyclone
Large sea duck mostly black: scoter
Large seabird that is almost extinct: albatross
Large seabirds with narrow wings: albatross
Large semiaquatic rodent with a musky smell: muskrat
Large sheet of paper, printed on one side: broadside
Large ship that carries cargo: freighter
Large ship used to carry oil: oiltanker
Large slave city on the continent of Essos: yunkai
Large sledges traditionally pulled by reindeer: sleighs
Large soft fabric used as bed covering: blanket
Large tropical lizard, popular pet: iguana
Large tropical yellow fruit with hard skin: pineapple
Large unit of military ground forces: regiment
Large vibration in mechanical or electrical system: resonance
Large walk-through area with mirrors in carnivals: funhouse
Large wall that separates compartments in a ship: bulkhead
Large wardrobe with doors and shelves: armoire
Large waterbird with a long bill and throat: pelican
Large white dog breed native to Turkey: akbash
Large white fruit, green or brown on the outside: coconut
Large white seabird with yellow head: gannet
Large worn rock, detached from the Earth: boulder
Large, thick-skinned animal such as an elephant: pachyderm
Larger computer system, sits on a desk: desktop
Larger formal hat worn with a tuxedo: top hat
Larger teeth at the back of your mouth, not wisdom: molars
Largest Andean, Colombian city: bogota
Largest animal that ever lived: blue whale
Largest Bavarian city, home to Bayern's soccer team: munich
Largest Buddhist temple in the world, in Indonesia: borobudur
Largest Central American republic: nicaragua
Largest Christian church in Egypt: coptic
Largest church buildings: basilicas
Largest city in Europe, Turkey's cultural capital: istanbul‎
Largest city in the Bahamas: nassau
Largest city in the state of North Carolina: charlotte
Largest division of a state in the US: county
Largest English speaking city south of the U.S.: kingston
Largest freshwater fish in the world: sturgeon
Largest island in the Mediterranean Sea: sicily
Largest living primate, eats mostly plants: gorilla
Largest mammals in the world: whales
Largest member of the primate family: gorilla
Largest natural satellite of Neptune: triton
Largest number formed by one syllable in English: twelve
Largest of the United Arab Emirates: abu dhabi
Largest of the world's crocodile species: saltwater
Largest part of the brain: cerebrum
Largest planet in the Solar System: jupiter
Largest purchase of land in US history: louisiana
Largest rainforest in the world: amazon
Largest river in the world: amazon
Largest river system that flows to the Arctic: yenisei zahi hawass
Largest satellite of Uranus: titania
Largest town in the Republic of Congo: kinshasa
Larisa __, Russian gymnast with 19 Olympic medals: latynina
Larry the __ is the beach king on SpongeBob: lobster
Larry who played J. R. Ewing in Dallas: hagman
Larvae form of mite that can bite: chigger
Las Vegas show reenacting Titanic sinking: jubilee
Last bowler on a team, keeps team from drifting: anchor
Last major Mauryan emperor, promoter of Buddhism: ashoka
Last Man __, Tim Allen's second attempt TV series: standing
Last name of the Count of Monte Cristo: dantes
Last name of the main character in Star Wars: skywalker
Last name of two US states: dakota
Last name of US first lady Jackie's husband, 1960s: kennedy
Last supper: final meal
Lasting winter in Game of Thrones: long night
Late night host with trademark arm movement: arsenio
Later learners or bloomers: opsimaths
Latin American dish cooked in corn husk: tamale
Latin American stuffed pastry: empanada
Latin cocktail of lime, mint and coconut rum: cojito
Latin name for Copenhagen: hafnia
Latin name of the greek demi-god, son of Zeus: hercules
Latin phrase meaning the common people: plebeius
Latin term that means the current state of things: status quo condition
Latin term used for the university one attended: alma mater
Latina star played by Jennifer Lopez on screen: selena
Latter Day Saints' position similar to a pastor: bishop
Launched: released
Lauren Bacall and Goldie Hawn film, __ Flower: cactus
Laurence who played Ray Langston on CSI: fishburne
Law and Order Special __ Unit: victims
Law enacted by a legislative body: statute
Law enforcement officer; leader elected: sheriff
Lawsuits considered silly, unimportant: frivolous
Layered cake that used to be made with beets: red velvet
Layered dessert, ice cream, toppings, and cream: sundae
Layered pastry from Germany filled with sweets: strudel
Layman's term for myocardial infarction, heart __: attack tegucigalpa
Lays slogan, __ can't eat just one: betcha
LDW, insurance waiver against loss and __: damage
Le __, Canadian newscast by Geneviève Asselin: national
Lead singer of Pearl Jam: vedder
Lead singer of the band No Doubt, Gwen __: stefani
Leader of the Tibetan Buddhists: dalai lama
Leaders of Jewish rebel army in Judea: maccabees
Leading actor in Scott of the Antarctic: john mills
Leading figure of the Pop Art movement: warhol
Leading GMO research company: monsanto
Leafy herb can be used like lettuce: sorrel
Leafy plant, patch where kid's dolls are born: cabbage
Leafy shelters in a garden: bowers
Leafy vegetable, eaten raw or cooked: spinach
Leafy vegetable, iceberg is one type: lettuce
Lear's true daughter: cordelia
Learn about children by studying this: paedology
Learned master in Sanskrit, Buddhism: pandita
Learning about excrement, obscene literature: scatology
Leave it behind after a meal: gratuity
Leave it to __, 1950s idyllic TV family show: beaver
Leave the gun, take the __: cannoli
Leaves of coriander used as a garnish: cilantro
Leaves, plants, flowers, branches in paintings: foliage
Lech __, Polish trade unionist and president: walesa
Lecherous, lubricious: oversexed
Led __, sued in 2016 for copyright infringement: zeppelin
Led Brazil to 1962 World Cup, after Pele: garrincha
Led by Lord Beckett in Pirates of the Caribbean: endeavour
Led the expedition that first went around the world: magellan
Led the Greeks in the Trojan War: agamemnon
Lee Ann __, I Hope you Dance US country singer: womack
Lee who played The Six Million Dollar Man: majors
Left without protection: unguarded
Leftover quantity: remainder solar ships
Legal dissolve of a marriage: divorce
Legal member of a country or state: citizen
Legal term, application to a higher court: appeal
Legal, world's most popular drug: caffeine
Legally taken and raised by other parents: adopted
Legend, tradition, folklore: mythology
Legendary creature in West Virginia: mothman
Legendary creature, fire-spewing, with serpentine: dragon
Legendary dragon-like creature: wyvern
Legendary sea monster big as a ship with tentacles: kraken
Legendary sword that belonged to a British monarch: excalibur
Lego __ is a popular hobby for all ages: building
Lego __ World is based on movie with same title: jurassic
Lego Batman 3: __ Gotham, released in November 2014: beyond
Lego range for building complex machines: technic
Lego The __ is based on the Lord of the Rings: hobbit
Leguminous tree in the Fabaceae family: tamarind
Leif __, Icelandic explorer who 1st reached America: erikson
Leisurely walking: strolling
Lemurs are __ primates from Madagascar: nocturnal
Lena __ plays Cersei in Game of Thrones: headey
Lender at high interest rates, old term: usurer
Lenin's party; led the Russian Revolution in 1917: bolshevik
Lenovo range of tablets designed for home users: ideapad
Leo __, author of War and Peace: tolstoy
Leonard __, American conductor and composer: bernstein
Leonard __, composer of West Side Story: bernstein
Leonardo __ could draw and write at the same time: da vinci
Leonardo __ painted the Vitruvian Man: da vinci
Leonardo __, Italian artist and inventor: da vinci
Leonardo __, won an Oscar for The Revenant:
Leonardo Da Vinci is erroneously credited for this: scissors
Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece: mona lisa
Lerner and Lowe musical set in London, My __: fair lady
Les __ Dangereuses, novel on Revolutionary France: liaisons
Les Demoiselles d'__, Picasso painting: avignon
Leslie Nielsen's parody of the skies: airplane
Less cold blizzard: rainstorm
Less exciting name for cowboy: rancher
Less scary name for halitosis: bad breath
Less than enough; barely covering: skimpy rolling pin
Let __ dogs lie: sleeping
Let the __ stick to his last: cobbler
Letter denoting Einstein's cosmological constant: lambda
Letter pad on computers; can be found on a piano: keyboard
Lettered dice, word finding game: boggle
Letters and tiles, spelling board game: scrabble
Letters, numbers representing traded company: symbol
Letting foods soak in liquid overnight: marinate
LeVar __, young Kunta Kinte, Geordi La Forge: burton
Level of authority in a hierarchy; rank: echelon
Leveraged __, management buying control: buyout
Levi __, inventor of the denim jeans: strauss
Lewd, raunchy: obscene
Li'l Abner's girlfriend: daisy mae
Libra is assigned to this month: october
Life form individual: organism
Life insurance fund closed to new business: zombie
Life Is __, gave Benigni an Oscar for Best Actor: beautiful
Life is __, Roberto Benigni's Oscar winner movie: beautiful
Life is just a bowl of __: cherries
Life is not all beer and __: skittles
Life line for your smartphone: charger
Life used to be gloomier before him: edison
Life, Liberty and Pursuit of __: happiness
Life-threatening condition aka blood poisoning: sepsis
Light azure hue associated with newborns: baby blue
Light blue gemstone: turquoise
Light green vegetable eaten and used in cooking: celery
Light in a concentrated line: laser beam
Light purple color; plant of aromatic scent: lavender
Light red wine from province of Verona: bardolino
Light-up bedtime buddy who was never glum: gloworm
Lighter than air item, balloon: aerostat
Lightest element, makes up water with oxygen: hydrogen
Lighthearted, fun social news website: buzzfeed
Lightweight hand-held air wafting devices: paper fans
Lightweight, loose fitting shirt for women: blouse
Lightweight, small shoes which are easily slipped on: slippers
Lighweight bowl made of interwoven materials: basket
Like __, predictably and smoothly: clockwork
Like a cauliflower with green heads: broccoli
Like Capone, actor got caught with tax evasion: snipes
Like snowmobiles, but on water: jet skis
Likely the MLB's drunkest team: brewers
Lilo's monstrous looking friend: stitch
Lily-livered, fearful: craven
Limb of a tree, large or small: branch
Limb that gave Daniel Day-Lewis an Oscar: left foot
Limbless slithering reptiles: snakes
Lincoln __ is a luxurious SUV: navigator
Lincoln Center music, dance, and drama school: juilliard
Lindsay __, former US no. 1 tennis player: davenport
Line for holding a tent steady: guy rope
Line from center to circumference of circle: radius
Line of ancestry, tracing of the family: lineage
Line of rulers from the same family: dynasty
Line that goes from one corner to the opposite one: diagonal
Line that separates North and South hemispheres: equator
Lines of longitude: meridians
Lingua __, also known as trade language: franca
Lingua franca in Ancient Mesopotamia: akkadian
Lingua franca of the Neo-Assyrian Empire and Persia: aramaic
Lion tamer, Indiana Jones favorite tool: bullwhip
Liquid in outer space will always form a __: sphere
Liquid inside __ can be used for blood plasma: coconuts
Liquid put on salads or other foods: dressing
Liquid put under pressure with gas, hair spray: aerosol
Liquid spread on art to dry shiny: varnish
Liquid swished in the mouth to clean it: mouthwash
Liquid used as a nail polish remover: acetone
Liquid used as flavoring for drinks: bitters
Liquid used for oral hygiene: mouthwash
Liquid used to cure something, magical potion: elixir
Liquid used to take off nail polish, thin paint: acetone
Liquorice-flavored "heavenly body" spice: star anise
Lisa __ played Phoebe in Friends: kudrow
Lisa collects Malibu __ Dolls in The Simpsons: stacey
List of a team's players: roster
List of activities and the times they'll be done: timetable
List of actors, crew at the end of a movie: credits
List of cases set for court on a set day: docket
List of items for sale, classes, books, etc: catalog
Literal Greek meaning of coccyx: cuckoo
Literal meaning of planet: wanderer
Literary festival: book fair
Literary figure, repeated in reverse order: chiasmus
Literary style inspired by a Spanish poet: gongorism
Literary work that defends author's ideas: apology
Literary work that idealizes rural life: pastoral
Literature on how to prepare food: cookbook
Lithuanian capital, named after the Vilnia River: vilnius
Liticaphobia is the fear of __: lawsuits
Little __ fell great oaks: strokes
Little __, 1931 film about organized crime: caesar
Little __, Andersen's tale of a dying street child: match girl
Little __, group led by Spanky and Stymie: rascals
Little blue creatures with the same last name: smurfs
Little gift thrown in on buying bigger item: lagniappe
Little girl demon, antagonist of The Exorcist: pazuzu
Little girl hairstyle, hair divided in two: pigtails
Little Miss__, it shows a trip and a beauty pageant: sunshine
Little ones have big ears: pitchers
Little Red __ Hood, a French fairy tale: riding
Little Richard's favorite flavor, Tutti __: frutti
Little wheels on furniture: castors
Live Entertainment Capital of the World: branson
Live From New York It's __ Night!: saturday
Live video streaming site: ustream
Lively couples dance from Spain since 1700s: fandango
Lively or animated in spirit or body: vivacious
Lively tempo in music: allegro
Liver disease comes in B and C forms: hepatitis
Liver disease with major scarring: cirrhosis
Liver disease; types can range from A to E: hepatitis
Living autopsy; examination of tissue sample: biopsy
Liz Taylor plays an Egyptian queen in this movie: cleopatra
Liza __, daughter of Judy Garland: minnelli
Liza Minnelli song from a 1972 musical: cabaret
Lizard, well-known for being a pet: iguana
Loathsome, extremely unpleasant: revolting
Local agency of law enforcement: police
Location of first Olympics to use electric timers: stockholm
Lockable storage chest: coffer
Log cake with candies inside: lolly cake
Logical fallacy, refuting unrelated argument: straw man
London's macabre historical attraction: dungeon
Lone __, Tonto, Hi-Yo Silver, started on radio: ranger
Lone Star capital, Midwestern music hub: austin
Lone Star massacre happened with this equipment: chainsaw
Long and narrow land next to the ocean: seacoast
Long and narrow sea inlets bordered by steep cliffs: fjords
Long arm of the sea __ by steep cliffs: bordered
Long coat made from waterproof fabric: raincoat
Long coat which extends below the knee: overcoat
Long collarless shirts from South Asia: kurtas
Long dagger popular during Renaissance: cinquedea
Long dress worn by medieval women: kirtle
Long extended area along waterfront for walking: promenade
Long flat-bottomed sled used for sliding on ice: toboggan
Long form documentary PBS news show: frontline
Long form of can't: cannot
Long greenish reptile "cousin" to the crocodile: alligator
Long light spear, thrown with hands: javelin
Long narrow boat with ornamental stem; Venice: gondola
Long necked lute from modern Greece: bouzouki
Long nerve running down the back of the leg: sciatic
Long pastry with chocolate on top and cream inside: eclair
Long period without rainfall: drought
Long piece of ice formed by dripping water: icicle
Long placard with an announcement: banner
Long rod inserted into foods to hold while cooking: skewer
Long romantic song: ballad
Long running TV series about a collie: lassie
Long sandwich aka hoagie, hero, grinder: submarine
Long serving Chairman of Federal Reserve: greenspan
Long sled made of wood slats: toboggan
Long sticks circus performer walks with: stilts
Long time advice columnist: dear abby
Long upper bone in your arm, above the elbow: humerus
Long vehicle for transporting the deceased: hearse
Long walks through the woods on a trail: hiking
Long, narrow mark, band, line: streak
Long, slender fish found in the Pacific Ocean: quillfish
Long, thin food bowl, usually for pigs: trough
Long, thin strip of metal, wood, like a slat: spline
Long-beaked bird with a large throat pouch: pelican
Long-distance race that consists of three parts: triathlon
Long-handled bartending utensil: bar spoon
Long-handled stewing or frying pan: skillet
Long-legged lynx-like cat with tufted pointed ears: caracal
Long-necked onion with a small bulb: scallion
Long-stemmed salad veg with leaves at top: celery
Longest reigning British monarch, Queen __ II: elizabeth
Longest river in southeast Asia: mekong
Longest river in the European Union: danube
Longest running London play (since 1952): "The __: mousetrap
Longest-ruling female in Russia, __ the Great: catherine
Longfin __ is native to Australia: spadefish
Look inwards and study oneself in this field: autology
Looking for martians, study of their planet: areology
Looking: seeing
Looks like a person; set up to frighten birds: scarecrow
Loom-fitting and the patterned fabric made on it: jacquard
Looming, impending: imminent
Loose __, main idea with modifying clauses: sentence
Loose fitting pants that inspired a NYC team name: knickers
Loose leaf plant, in salads and cooked, __ greens: collard
Loose pants with a bib and suspenders: overalls
Loose trousers for casual wear: slacks
Loosely fit dress worn a lot in Hawaii: muumuu
Lord __, allegedly cursed by Tutankhamun's tomb: carnarvon
Lord of the Rings, Frodo __: baggins
Lord Peter __, detective of Dorothy Sayers' novels: wimsey
Lord Protector of the Commonwealth: cromwell
Lord Voldemort is played by actor Ralph __: fiennes
Loretta Lynn's singing sibling, __ Gayle: crystal
Los __ Kings play hockey at the STAPLES Center: angeles
Los __, Peruvian site of Cloud Alien People: pinchodos
Los __, site of the WW2 Manhattan Project: alamos
Los Angeles __ play at the Staples Center: lakers
Los Angeles soccer team that landed Beckham: galaxy
Los Angeles soccer team that landed Beckham: galaxy &
Loser, beaten, destroyed: defeated
Losing my __, REM's hit song from the 90's: religion
Loss of memory, usually from brain injury: amnesia
Loss of motor function, voluntary movements: paralysis
Loss of muscle coordination, usually in arms, legs: ataxia
Lost __ began as a board game before an Xbox one: cities
Lost at sea: adrift
Lotion or emulsion to darken your skin: tanner
Lots of houses have this to keep warm during winter: fireplace
Loud, compressed air at sports events: air horn
Loud-sounding natural phenomenon: thunder
Loudspeaker for low bass frequencies: subwoofer
Loudspeakers for low frequencies (no dogs!): woofers
Louis __, 1st pilot to cross the English Channel: bleriot
Louisa __, American author of Little Women: may alcott
Louisiana Creole dish based on the Spanish paella: jambalaya
Louisiana-Lafyette Ragin' __ are in NCAA Division 1: cajuns
Lounge where those about to fly wait: departure
Love interest in The Hunchback of Notre-Dame: esmeralda
Love interest of Bridget Jones: mark darcy
Love interest of Pip in Great Expectations: estella
Love makes the world __: go round
Low level computer language; asm: assembly
Low quality counterfeit: brummagem
Low seat without a back also known as footstool: ottoman
Low-cost air carrier out of Denver: frontier
Low-cost German airline with green logo: germania
Low-cost Spanish airline, merged with ClickAir: vueling
Low-lying land tract enclosed by dikes: polder
Low-pitched wind instrument: bassoon
Lower jaw bone: mandible
Lower level of carbon dioxide than normal: acapnia
Lower part of a river where it meets the sea: estuary
Lowest currency note in the U.S.: dollar
Lowest rating in military shooting: marksman
LSD was given to CIA members, __ personnel: military
Luciano __, Operatic Tenor: pavarotti
Luck of __ is a drawing game from 2006: the draw
Luck, risk, not predicted or controlled: chance
Lucky __ brings the receiver good luck: bamboo
Lucky talisman, tossing game with "ringers": horseshoe
Ludo and checkers are a type of __: board game
Luggage hauler: porter
Luke __, Star Wars' protagonist: skywalker
Luke, former world No 1 golfer: donald
Lump of tissue behind the nose, not tonsils: adenoids
Lung disorder including difficulty breathing: asthma
Lustful, indecent: salacious
Lustrous transition metal resistant to corrosion: titanium
Lusty, strapping: vigorous
Lutjanidae, active carnivorous fishes of warm seas: snapper
LV stands for Louis __: vuitton
Lying animal with head raised in heraldry: couchant
Lynyrd __, southern rock pioneers: skynyrd
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