➠ Words that start with l
List contains 14930 Words that start with "l".
- - Decorative edgings
- - Feature of sneakers, typically, but not loafers
- - What loafers do without?
- - Strings that fasten a corset
- - Ties in which a novice is joined by experts
- - features of converse high-tops
- - fifty experts needed for making fine fabrics
- - Alec's unusual ties
- - Assails, with "into"
- - shoestrings made to scale?
- - what loafers don't have
- - Strings on skates
- - ties up the ones on the lake, initially
- - Ties up broken scale
- - tongue neighbors
- - they may hold down a tongue
- - Licorice strands
- - Velcro alternative (… first 4)
- - 50 top cards which may be tied
- - Crocs lack them
- - "Put ...... on it!"
- - Spikes the punch
- - Val et al.
- - They can get tangled up
- - Shoe cords
- - Adds liquor
- - Venetian products
- - Val and Cluny
- - Ties shoes
- - Ties one's shoes
- - They may fill your shoes
- - Tatter's products
- - Stiffens the punch
- - Spikes the coffee
- - Spikes a drink
- - Some shoe necessities
- - Some pairs of Roos lack them
- - Sneaks strings
- - Skates have them
- - Nottingham products
- - Kindergartners learn how to tie them
- - Jazzes up the punch
- - Ice-skate parts
- - Guipure and malines
- - Gives zest to a drink
- - Footballs have them
- - Dashes with spirits
- - Cluny, etc.
- - Cluny products
- - Cluny and Val
- - Clouts the ball
- - Adds spirits
- - Adds some punch to the punch
- - Adds a little liquor to
- - "She'll wear satins and ...... . . . "
- - Fine fabrics
- - Parts of sneakers
- - Boot parts
- - Shoe features
- - Oxford parts
- - Tongue ties?
- - Sneakers' strings
- - Shoestrings
- - Slip-ons' lack
- - Sneaker strings
- - Oxford features
- - What loafers lack
- - Loafers' lack
- - Sneaker-box inclusion
- - White football parts
- - Gets ready to play hockey, with 'up'
- - Things loafers lack
- - Oxford ties
- - Corset cinchers
- - Spikes, as punch
- - Corset tighteners
- - Gets ready to play basketball, say, with 'up'
- - Puma parts
- - Shoe ties
- - Shoe strings
- - Sneakers' needs
- - Shoe securers
- - Securing strings
- - Oxfords' features
- - Spikes crack large and small walls
- - Alternative to Velcro, on shoes
- - Wingtip strings
- - Shoe fasteners
- - Shoe store purchases
- - Southern State rising about English ties
- - They hold kicks together
- - What Velcro may substitute for
- - Gets ready to play, say, with "up"
- - Sneaker securers
- - Doctors, in a way
- - Makes stronger?
- - Spikes, as a drink
- - Football parts
- - Adds punch to, as punch
- - They're usually tied up
- - They're tied above tongues
- - Combat boot features
- - They secure sneakers
- - Adds liquor discreetly
- - Sneaker ties
- - Silver braids on uniforms
- - Pump's lack
- - Gives a kick to
- - They're fit to be tied
- - Adds punch to the punch
- - Doctors with spirits
- - Corset fasteners
- - Skate securers
- - Corset strings
- - They're poked in the eyes
- - Sneaker fasteners
- - Football features
- - They often come untied
- - Field-goal kicker's bane
- - They fill holes
- - Parts of boxing gloves
- - They're found above tongues
- - Football feature
- - Oxford securers
- - Shoe store purchase
- - Ties, in a way
- - Adds punch to punch
- - What children practice tying
- - Adds punch to
- - Adds liquor to
- - Oxford needs
- - Oxford strings
- - Adds spirits to
- - Shoe closers
- - Pigskin feature
- - Strings on sneakers
- - Brogan adjusters
- - They usually are in pairs
- - Velcro kin
- - Shoe store stock
- - Netlike fabrics
- - Cobbler's supply
- - Adds alcohol to
- - What pumps lack
- - Punches up the punch
- - Shoe stringers
- - Tie-ups
- - Spikes.
- - Shoe parts
- - Makes more powerful
- - Velcro alternative
- - Attacks, with "into"
- - Entwines
- - Thrashes
- - Ties
- - Loafer's lack
- - First-stringers
- - Sneaker features
- - Beats
- - Intertwines
- - Fasteners for shoes
- - .... up; puts on a corset
- - They tie up one's shoes
- - fastenings on different scale
- - corset components
- - Dresses down
- - Excoriates
- - Secures, as ice skates
- - Ties, as skates
- - Prepares to take the ice
- - Tightens, as ice skates
- - Tightens, as a corset
- - Tightens, as skates
- - puts one's ice skates on
- - Ties
- - Boot fastener
- - French shoe-fastener
- - Shoe tie.
- - Shoe string.
- - Work with fabric of pillar outside church
- - Crochet braid
- - Cord on a boot
- - Boot tie
- - Of a kind of braid
- - Tie on a boot
- - Bootstrap
- - Bootstring
- - Bootlace.
- - Kind of braid.
- - Shoestring
- - Add potency, at a party
- - Tiers of shoes
- - Shoestrings, in Paris
- - Fasteners on boots
- - Fasteners for boots
- - Shoestrings
- - Tyne Daly's role
- - Crime-fighting mom of 1980s TV
- - Half a 1980s TV cop team
- - 1980s Tyne Daly role
- - Daly TV role
- - Cop played by Daly
- - Title role for Daly
- - Four-time Emmy-winning role for Tyne Daly
- - Tyne Daly role
- - TV role for Tyne Daly
- - Daly role
- - Tyne Daly's Emmy role
- - ... Turner, Stacey in EastEnders
- - "Party of Five" actress Chabert
- - partner of tv cop cagney.
- - Davenport from Doonesbury cartoon
- - Actress Chabert
- - Mary Beth, the cop
- - Cagney's partner in TV crime-solving
- - Cagney's TV partner
- - 'Cagney and —'
- - '80s police show partner
- - Cagney's TV police partner
- - "Cagney and ....": '80s cop show
- - Half a TV cop duo
- - ...... Davenport, long-running "Doonesbury" character
- - Cagney's partner on TV
- - Henry Ford biographer Robert
- - Half of an '80s crime-fighting duo
- - Cagney's partner
- - One of a crime-fighting TV pair
- - Half of a 1980's TV team
- - Half a 1980's TV duo
- - Like fine lingerie
- - Half a TV police duo
- - "Cagney & ......"
- - '80s TV partner
- - Title character in an 80's police drama
- - Cagney's sitcom partner
- - Town in Washington
- - Like delicate edging
- - Nokomis legend
- - Nokomis hockey legend
- - Legendary Hab, Elmer
- - Habs great, Elmer ........
- - Elmer........ (legendary Hab)
- - Battery-powering devices used while singing scale notes after sols?
- - Like sneakers that tie
- - Fasten, as a skate
- - Tie, as figure skates
- - Tie, as Nikes
- - Prepare to wear, as skates
- - Tie one's cleats
- - Fasten, as a corset
- - Tie, as sneakers
- - Prepare to tie shoes
- - Put on as skates
- - not velcro'd or slip-on
- - prepare to play hockey
- - Hiking boot, e.g.
- - Prepare for ice skating
- - Prepare to skate, maybe
- - Prepare for a hockey game
- - Style of shoe
- - Get ready to skate
- - Like many boots
- - Prepare to go skating
- - Get ready to ice-skate
- - Prepare to skate
- - Not slip-on
- - Like some boots
- - Tend to sneakers
- - Bind one's boots
- - Aphid predator
- - Common insect that is an important aphid predator
- - fly to tie up victory with german leader
- - Antlion relative
- - Gauzy insect
- - severely reprimand rugby player, six-footer
- - Shoe type
- - Special capsule made by 7
- - Hiking boots, e.g.
- - Shoes that need to be tied
- - Capsule for replacement footwear
- - Material successes in footwear
- - High-tops, e.g
- - Some boots
- - Sneakers, typically
- - Wedding-dress trim
- - Bridal gown fringe
- - Cuts network charges
- - Cuts (flesh) roughly
- - Cuts roughly
- - Ale crates smashed causing tears
- - Tears
- - Tears Chantilly ranks?
- - slashes the prices of fine material
- - Delicate fabric assessed and badly torn
- - Torn fabric valued
- - Torn
- - torn material given some value
- - torn fabric appraised
- - fabric found to be all torn up
- - Slashed
- - Gashed
- - Distressed deeply
- - Mangled
- - Rent
- - Cut
- - Cut roughly
- - Cut deeply
- - Tearing jaggedly
- - cutting string with sailor
- - Distressing assessment led by doctor
- - slash secure allowance
- - Cut the amount of frilly material one's allowed?
- - Wound requiring stitches
- - Jagged wound
- - Reason for stitches
- - Cut
- - Cut in the tatting allotment
- - Group in a shoe factory
- - Group in a football plant
- - Some shoe-factory employees
- - Shoe tiers.
- - Moms, before knot-tying lessons
- - Sneaker stringers
- - Skaters, before heading onto the ice
- - Ones stringing up shoes
- - Punch bowl pranksters, perhaps
- - Their job has strings attached
- - Bookbindery workers
- - Sneaker securers
- - constellation whose name is latin for "lizard"
- - Small, faint constellation between Cygnus and Andromeda whose name is Latin for "Lizard"
- - The Lizard constellation
- - Group of stars given censure before beginning to receive thanks
- - What animal bites may cause
- - Deep cuts or tears in the flesh
- - Allotments in Cluny
- - Deep cuts
- - Deep cut
- - Subject window treatments to mistreatment?
- - cut delicate material and appraise it
- - delicate fabric price is cut
- - tear into it and clear the tea away
- - Fabric from Chantilly? Price cut
- - Roughly cut the fine material charge
- - tear material at speed
- - slash delicate fabric cost
- - tear into it and create the french look
- - Wound the French and create confusion
- - Delicate fabric, price cut
- - Slash price of delicate material?
- - cut price material comes first
- - Slash the price of flimsy material
- - Material for judge to rip apart
- - Slash price of Honiton product
- - Slash with a machete
- - Slash the cost of string?
- - Slash
- - Wound when overdue to receive free care
- - Cut fabric that's fine grade
- - one needs to react to strong drink or it may wound you
- - Wound cord before judge
- - Cut, leaving jagged edges
- - Clare ate (anag)
- - Labour's opening with brilliant tax cut
- - Doctor to assess wound
- - Clear tea (anag.)
- - Tear jaggedly
- - Cut when shifting ale crate
- - Tear or make deep cuts
- - Cut fabric cost
- - Make deep cuts in
- - Rip jagged tear beneath delicate fabric
- - Tear skin
- - Severely scold after delicate fabric is cut roughly
- - Reduce to tears?
- - Rip jaggedly
- - Tear, rip (flesh or skin)
- - Tear apart
- - Tear roughly
- - Cut jaggedly.
- - Harrow
- - Hurt one's feelings.
- - Mangle
- - Cut-up
- - Rend
- - Tear
- - Gash
- - Cut deeply
- - Meshy pattern
- - Intricate webbed pattern
- - Intertwining pattern
- - Openwork appearance
- - article rewritten about trouble with lizards