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List contains 13055 Words that end with "l".

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full
  • - No room for more
  • - With no room to spare
  • - Theater with no seats?
  • - Comprehensive with no spare places
  • - Able to eat no more
  • - With 66-Across, back to the beginning ... or a description of 21- and 48-Down?
  • - Having no available seats
  • - Wall-to-wall
  • - Unable to eat another bite
  • - Unable to eat any more
  • - No longer hungry
  • - ...-time job (longer than part-time)
  • - "A Sky ... of Stars," Coldplay's Grammy-nominated song that topped the charts in Italy and Portugal
  • - ... house (packed venue)
  • - generous amount of fun for £50
  • - Running over those characters starting for all sides today
  • - the lunar phase that occurs when the moon is on the opposite side of earth from the sun
  • - F on a gauge
  • - Carey left carefully, being satiated
  • - Chubby seal.
  • - Booked, in a sense
  • - Occupied with being generous?
  • - What "F" means on a gas gauge
  • - Gas-tank reading
  • - Brimming over.
  • - Image on the "E.T." poster
  • - Chock-a-block
  • - Like the Rose Bowl, with 92,542 spectators
  • - What "F" may mean
  • - Had enough of awful loathsome characters inside
  • - At maximum capacity
  • - Had enough of wonderful looking characters inside
  • - Wonderful looking characters inside had enough
  • - Jam-packed
  • - Out of room
  • - Not empty
  • - At capacity
  • - Phase between waxing gibbous and waning gibbous
  • - (Of a figure) plump or rounded
  • - So, Nora leaves on all fours with a heavy feeling
  • - 'F' on a gas gauge
  • - Gas tank status
  • - Moon phase
  • - Gauge reading
  • - Parking lot sign
  • - Like Santa's bag on Christmas Eve
  • - Gas-gauge reading
  • - Tank reading
  • - Bouffant
  • - Like Kubrick's Metal Jacket
  • - At the max
  • - Overcrowded
  • - Mark on a fuel tank
  • - "...... fathom five . . . ": Shak.
  • - Like the hunter's moon
  • - Word with speed or house
  • - Kind of house or speed
  • - Kind of house
  • - Parking-garage sign
  • - Crowded with.
  • - One phase of the moon.
  • - House of Cards?
  • - Mattress choice
  • - Occupied
  • - Completely occupied
  • - Loaded
  • - Packed
  • - Kind of moon
  • - Brimming
  • - Well-fed
  • - Well-stocked
  • - Well supplied
  • - Stuffed
  • - Replete
  • - Filled
  • - Gassed up
  • - Satiated
  • - Abundant
  • - Overflowing
  • - Sated.
  • - .... house
  • - Quip, part 3
  • - Complete
  • - Total
  • - All-inclusive
  • - Adequate
  • - Agatha Christie's "A Pocket ...... of Rye"
  • - Teeming (with)
  • - Not lacking in any essential
  • - Complete especially in detail
  • - Satisfied or satiated
  • - The ...... Monty, 1997 comedy
  • - Opposite of empty
  • - Top gas gauge reading
  • - "... House," popular '80s sitcom starring John Stamos and Bob Saget
royal
  • - just the sort of academy for blue-blooded boys
  • - The R in RCMP
  • - Type of family that includes a king, queen, prince, and princess
  • - of a king back in play or film
  • - system of change-ringing using ten bells
  • - Member of the monarch's family
  • - of elizabeth ii, e.g.
  • - Two boys of the queen
  • - Of the rank of a monarch; majestic
  • - regal part of troy, a long time ago
  • - ... Library, part of the University of Copenhagen which is the largest library in the Nordic countries
  • - Regularly ignored droopy tail of Rex?
  • - A shade of blue between sky and navy
  • - Part of R.A.F.
  • - Type of flush
  • - The "R" in H.R.H.
  • - Of queens, say
  • - Of a kingdom
  • - Kind of blue
  • - Kind of battle
  • - Of a monarch
  • - Kind of pain?
  • - Of queens and kings
  • - Of kings and queens
  • - Is it blue, perhaps as blood of Windsors?
  • - Kind of flush
  • - Of sovereigns
  • - Part of 52-Down
  • - Offering allegiance (after initial change of side) for monarch
  • - Two boys of high birth
  • - H*H
  • - Kind of pain or treatment
  • - Flush of a sort
  • - Part of RCMP
  • - Type of "Crown Revue"?
  • - Part of RAF
  • - Of a king or queen
  • - The R in R.C.M.P.
  • - Shade of blue
  • - Shade of purple
  • - Kind of treatment
  • - Part of H.R.H
  • - Part of HRH
  • - Kind of jelly
  • - Regal and kingly... and a clue to solve 21a, 37a and 43a
  • - Boys, possibly princes
  • - Person whose pronouns are "we/us"?
  • - ... Blood, British rock duo
  • - Word in HRH
  • - Eg, queen or prince
  • - Highest poker hand, ... flush
  • - Put soldiers in retreat for August?
  • - .flush, poker hand
  • - like a 10-j-q-k-a flush, in poker
  • - Venue for the Proms concerts since 1941
  • - partly destroy a liner belonging to a monarch
  • - word with flush or jelly
  • - Blue blooded boys
  • - Word before 'blue' or 'flush'
  • - What the boys in blue may tell us about the air force
  • - ... Albert Hall (London music venue)
  • - The ... Tenenbaums (Gene Hackman film)
  • - Magnificent devoted leader changing sides
  • - Roomy gaol is oddly regal
  • - Poker hand, ... flush
  • - these two guys are magnificent
  • - ... Albert Hall, iconic concert venue in the UK where Shirley Bassey has performed
  • - Two boys like Henry VIII, say
  • - Edinburgh's ... Mile
  • - In old style paper sizes, ... was 20 inches by 25
  • - Queen-like
  • - Sail in yacht originally housed by Dahl briefly
  • - Blue-blooded blokes
  • - majestic and faithful, leader changing sides
  • - Return to deposit gold sovereign
  • - fellow joining a liberal prince, say
  • - a splendid meal for a sovereign
  • - HMY "Britannia" was Queen Elizabeth II's ........ yacht [1954-1997]
  • - 1987 america's cup defender, ... perth yacht club
  • - fit for queens and kings
  • - meath is nicknamed the .......... county.
  • - Word with "family" or "flush"
  • - Word in RCMP
  • - Sail above a topgallant
  • - Old Remington competitor
  • - Old gold coin — stag with 12 or more points
  • - Las Vegas flush
  • - King, queen, prince or princess?
  • - Kansas City baseball player
  • - K. C. player
  • - Jell-O rival
  • - George Brett, e.g.
  • - George Brett was one
  • - Flush or blue
  • - Castle dweller
  • - Any player on the 2015 World Series winning team
  • - Adjective for Prince William's family
  • - "...... Pains" (USA series)
  • - "...... Pains" (USA Network medical drama)
  • - ...... flush (great poker hand)
  • - Fit for a king or queen
  • - Like some flushes
  • - Boys in blue?
  • - Blue blood
  • - Prince Charles for one
  • - Prince William, for one
  • - King or queen, e.g
  • - Regal
  • - Relating to a sovereign
  • - Fit for a queen or king
  • - Palace resident
  • - Word before we or flush
  • - Prince or princess
  • - Supremely stately
  • - Like Queen Elizabeth's family
  • - 'Once in ...... David's City' (carol)
  • - George Brett, for 21 years
  • - Word before flush or pain
  • - Appropriate for a palace
  • - Like Meghan Markle, now
  • - Born to a king
  • - Kate Middleton, for one
  • - Regal two boys
  • - Majestic, regal
  • - Pertaining to kings and queens
  • - Queen, for one
  • - Top person bet gold goes up
  • - Kansas City player
  • - Prince Harry is one
  • - Kauffman Stadium player
  • - Say, Windsor Castle having Pacino as neighbour
  • - Flush preceder
  • - Kingly, queenly
  • - Two small boys meeting princess?
  • - 5-Down, for his entire career
  • - "The ...... Tenenbaums"
  • - One with special blood
  • - Like Prince Charles
  • - Pertaining to a sovereign
  • - Kauffman Stadium ballplayer
  • - Palace dweller
  • - Princess, e.g.
  • - Buckingham Palace resident
  • - Kansas City athlete
  • - Daily Mirror article subject, often
  • - Like the best flushes
  • - Like some pains
  • - The ...... we (pompous pronoun)
  • - Swing band: ...... Crown Revue
  • - [See blurb]
  • - Word before pain or treatment
  • - What we may be?
  • - Palace-related
  • - Flush variety
  • - ...... flush (highest poker hand)
  • - Like a king or queen
  • - Word with pain or treatment
  • - One with subjects
  • - Monarchic
  • - British tabloid fodder
  • - Throne occupant
  • - Winningest Longhorns football coach Darrell
  • - Kansas City ballplayer
  • - Word before blue or purple
  • - Typewriter brand
  • - Like Buckingham Palace
  • - Classic typewriter
  • - 'Your Highness'
  • - Blue hue
  • - Blue shade
  • - Blue
  • - A la King
  • - Majestic
  • - Fit for a king
  • - Queenly
  • - Stately
  • - Fit for a queen
  • - Befitting a monarch
  • - Kingly
  • - Kingly or queenly
  • - Monarchal
  • - Born to the purple
  • - Like kings and queens
  • - Imperial
  • - Princely
  • - Sovereign
  • - Not common
  • - Flush
  • - King or queen
  • - In corduroy always looking magnificent
  • - On the civil list getting payments without ties
  • - Word before "pain" or "flush"
  • - Kingly, regal
  • - Majestic Wendy and Lisa finally embraced by short returning aristocrat
  • - Wager gold when backing like a sovereign
  • - historic high street that runs from edinburgh castle to holyrood house
  • - Like some flushes and screw-ups
  • - which golf course will host next week's british open?
  • - king or queen, perhaps
  • - ...... Family, the Windsors
  • - Ruling in play, originally overturned
lol
  • - "OMG, you're hilarious!": Abbr.
  • - "Haha, you're hilarious!" online: Abbr.
  • - Texter's "very funny": Abbr.
  • - That's funny in texts
  • - "This meme is hilarious!": Abbr.
  • - Response to a funny text (that usually isn't literally true)
  • - Reaction to a hilarious GIF perhaps
  • - Abbreviation that may accompany a Face with Tears of Joy emoji
  • - Meme-receiver's reaction: Abbr.
  • - 'That's hilarious! /gen'
  • - Reply to a texter's joke
  • - "That's funny," for short
  • - Response to a texter's pun
  • - Reaction to a hilarious tweet, perhaps
  • - Texter's reaction to a hilarious message: Abbr.
  • - "That's so funny!", in internet slang: Abbr.
  • - "That's hilarious": Abbr.
  • - Joke response online
  • - "So funny!" on the Internet: Abbr.
  • - OMG so funny! in a text
  • - Reaction to a funny GIF
  • - Online initialism rarely meant literally
  • - Virtual chuckle
  • - Text abbreviation similar to LMAO
  • - Reaction to an online joke
  • - Guffaw audibly
  • - hehe
  • - "u r not serious?!"
  • - "funny text u just sent!"
  • - Less strong version of "lmao"
  • - "So funny" in texts: Abbr.
  • - im cackle
  • - "Haha" online: Abbr.
  • - Response to a funny meme maybe
  • - Good one! in a text
  • - "Haha" alternative
  • - "ahahaha"
  • - The joy of text?
  • - three letters not always meant literally in a text
  • - cybergiggle
  • - Text back and forth?
  • - "im not being serious," in a text
  • - Has online?
  • - Response to a funny text message, say: Abbr.
  • - '... ur too funny'
  • - kin to colon-hyphen-close paren
  • - chatroom ha-ha
  • - "Ha ha ha!" for short
  • - Response to an IM joke
  • - Chat room giggle
  • - Reaction to a funny meme: Abbr.
  • - "You're cracking me up!," online
  • - "stahp it"
  • - line of dolls whose appeal i do not comprehend
  • - Response to a joke sent via text message: Abbr.
  • - "ZOMG! BEQ just made a grunge reference!"
  • - "hardy-har-har!"
  • - Response to a funny gif
  • - Modern day informal expression of laughter: Abbr.
  • - amused text response
  • - 'omg so funny'
  • - Group text giggle: Abbr.
  • - "Hahaha," in a text
  • - u got jokes!
  • - Response to a texted joke
  • - "The irony!"
  • - Chuckle on a text?: Abbr.
  • - letters rarely used literally
  • - SMS joke validation
  • - Online chat room chuckle: Abbr.
  • - gif reply, maybe
  • - Equivalent of the Face With Tears of Joy emoji
dial
  • - Call
  • - The face of a clock or watch
  • - Eat out on singer first heard on the phone
  • - Make a phone call
  • - Rotary component, in old phones
  • - The flat numbered surface of a clock
  • - Butt ... (accidentally call)
  • - A couple on watch?
  • - Rotary phone component
  • - use a retro phone
  • - Measuring device
  • - Ring ......
  • - Face
  • - Control
  • - Laid-back
  • - Speed
  • - TV adjunct
  • - Bath soap brand
  • - Control knob
  • - Watch word?
  • - ____ M for Murder, Alfred Hitchcock film
  • - Analog clock feature
  • - 'Indiana Jones and the ___ of Destiny'
  • - ...-up, old means of connecting to the internet
  • - Timepiece face
  • - Wristwatch part
  • - Old telephone spinner
  • - "...... m for murder" (1954 hitchcock movie)
  • - instrument face
  • - laid-back face
  • - Thermostat piece
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