➠ Words that start with l
List contains 14930 Words that start with "l".
- - Young Scottish boys
- - Young men, in Scotland
- - Young men
- - Young boys
- - Left terribly sad blokes in pub
- - Young fellas
- - Young fellows
- - Young chaps
- - Young blokes
- - Fellows, blokes
- - Young males
- - Some young'uns
- - Young kilties
- - Young guys
- - Young Scots
- - Young Glasgow gents
- - Young bucks
- - Some young Scots
- - Young ones
- - Young people
- - Young 'uns
- - Boyos
- - The Likely ...., BBC sitcom
- - They sometimes accompany lasses
- - Boys left with a detective sergeant
- - Wee chaps
- - Laying odds on all sides for the boys
- - Some pubgoers
- - aberdonian boys
- - Some Scottish children
- - the four --- [50s vocal group]
- - Lasses might date them
- - Group of boys that is ejected from women's loos
- - Libertines "What Became of the Likely ......"
- - Word for men
- - The midshipmites.
- - The Four ......, singing group
- - Shavelings.
- - Lassies' playmates
- - Lassies' counterparts
- - Houseman youths
- - Highlands boys
- - Famed musical foursome
- - Callow fellows
- - Boys, quaintly
- - Boys (who will be boys!)
- - "Golden ...... and girls . . . ": Shak.
- - Edinburgh boys
- - Little Leaguers
- - Sprouts.
- - Boys
- - Little fellows
- - Glasgow guys
- - Fellas
- - Scottish boys
- - Schoolboys
- - Sprouts or shavers
- - British boys
- - Laying odds on both sides for the boys
- - Lasses' mates
- - Little chaps
- - Sonny boys
- - Pals, to a Brit
- - Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, e.g
- - Bonnyrigg boys
- - Lasses' schoolmates
- - Pubmates
- - Lasses' counterparts
- - Little guys
- - Highland youngsters
- - Striplings
- - Pub mates
- - Little shavers
- - Scotswoman's sons
- - Boys and girl almost catching daughter
- - Scottish chaps
- - Little boys
- - Scottish guys
- - Boys in kilts
- - Lassies' fellas
- - Boys, on the moors
- - Shavers
- - Sonnies
- - Highland boys
- - Buckos
- - The Beatles during Beatlemania, e.g.
- - Youthful fellows
- - Tom and Huck, e.g.
- - Little fellas
- - Kilkenny kids
- - Apt rhyme for tads
- - Highland youths
- - Aberdeen boys
- - Bristol boys
- - Scot's sons
- - Boys, to A.E. Housman
- - Ones wearing knickers
- - Some sprouts
- - Eton students, e.g.
- - Lasses' playmates
- - Striplings, perhaps
- - Some kilted kids
- - Early Beatles, affectionately
- - The Four ...... ('50s singing group)
- - Boys, to Burns
- - Some Scots
- - Ben Nevis boys
- - Lasses' companions
- - Certain clan kids
- - Sonnyboys
- - Pip and others
- - Lassies' partners
- - Small boys
- - Men-to-be
- - Cub scouts
- - Glasgow boys
- - Singing group The Four ........
- - Edinburgh youths
- - Whippersnappers
- - Etonians, for some
- - Youngsters
- - Tykes
- - Youths
- - Lasses
- - Wee ones
- - Puts down
- - Fellows
- - Guys
- - Chaps
- - Children
- - The Beatles, e.g
- - Mates
- - See 6 Down
- - Kids
- - the likely ..., sitcom
- - The Likely ......, 1960s TV sitcom
- - Spanish highwayman.
- - leonard shot mexican bandit once
- - Thief, in the Southwest
- - Southwestern bandit
- - Bandit, in Latin America.
- - Bandit, in Italy
- - Former name of the Marianas.
- - Former name of the Marianas Islands.
- - Mexican highwaymen
- - Many a hit by Def Leppard
- - Secured, in a way, with "on"
- - High living on Rodeo Drive?
- - (Italian) a life of indulgence
- - fellini film from which the term "paparazzi" originated
- - "...... Vita"
- - Famed Vita
- - the word paparazzi comes from the name of a character in which 1960 movie?
- - Boy in year in Rome lifted phone, ringing European number from Italy
- - "Rigoletto" aria re womankind
- - Winona who was the V.P. on Nader's presidential ticket
- - Nader's 2000 running mate
- - Winona ..., American environmentalist who wrote the novel "Last Standing Woman"
- - Winona of the Green Party
- - Refined female
- - boy finds youthful head is female
- - "The Pale ...," 1849 horror story by Alexandre Dumas that features vampires
- - Tramp's love in a Disney classic
- - ... Whistledown, author who gossips about the life of the Bridgertons
- - .... gaga, stage name of singer stefani germanotta
- - ...... Madonna, Beatles song
- - ... Liberty
- - Boy with unknown noblewoman
- - Find her in the three card trick
- - Title used by peeresses
- - setter is possibly dilly-dallying about including this
- - "The Gingerbread ...," 1970 play by Neil Simon for which Maureen Stapleton won a Tony Award for Best Actress
- - title for gaga or godiva
- - Courteous woman?
- - Title on Netflix's "Bridgerton"
- - Boy to get surgery at last to become a woman
- - a stefani germanotta's stage name
- - Mature woman, her youth sadly finished
- - lisa's first day out as an aristocrat
- - Nameless, Dylan's fancy woman
- - Woman left before break of day
- - Young man suppressing yen to be a woman
- - Tramp lover
- - ... Marmalade (Moulin Rouge! song)
- - noblewoman's title
- - gaga's "title"
- - Poem about duke's first wife?
- - ... Macbeth (2021 role for Frances McDormand)
- - Lead-in to "Gaga" or "Godiva"
- - Title for Mary, Edith, or Sybil on "Downton Abbey"
- - Meal served in an edible bowl
- - Famously expensive commercial
- - Headline about a sticky situation at a boys' school?
- - Delay holding party on a lake in Russia
- - Lake ...., Europe's largest lake
- - Europe's largest lake
- - Largest lake in Europe.
- - Served, as punch
- - Served the soup, in a way
- - Worked the punch bowl
- - Worked in a soup kitchen
- - Served the soup
- - Dished out the soup
- - Dipped out, as punch
- - boy showed the way – served out in kitchen?
- - boy went first and doled out helpings
- - Dipped out, as soup
- - Served [soup, eg]
- - Dipped out soup
- - used a big spoon when a boy came first
- - Young man went ahead and spooned
- - served, as mulled wine
- - dished out broth
- - Served soup
- - Dipped out
- - Served, as chili
- - Served some soup
- - Used a dipper
- - Used a certain utensil
- - Spooned out
- - Served soup, say
- - Scooped, as soup
- - Provided lavishly, with "out"
- - Generously gave (out), as praise
- - Dished up
- - Scooped out
- - Spooned
- - Served, as soup
- - Dipped
- - Dished out
- - Spoon-shaped vessel
- - Punch bowl spoon
- - Spoon
- - salad leaves cover spoon
- - Soup server's spoon
- - All Ed ordered was a spoon
- - long spoon left in hands of dale when cooking
- - Young guy has the French serving spoon
- - Catering spoon
- - Scoop the soup
- - Punch drinker's tool
- - Chili dipper
- - Souper-scooper-upper
- - Serve, as stew
- - Punch bowl accessory
- - Stew-serving utensil
- - Stew-serving implement
- - Stew utensil
- - Chicken noodle scoop
- - Serve, in a way
- - Gazpacho grabber
- - Buffet table utensil
- - Soup dispenser
- - Serve from a pot
- - Minestrone server
- - Crock-Pot utensil
- - Tureen's server
- - Souper-upper?
- - Dip out, as soup
- - Soup kitchen server
- - It may be found in a stew
- - Tureen utensil
- - Dole out
- - Scoop
- - It may be in a stew
- - Gravy server
- - Dish (out)
- - Soup kitchen item
- - Chef's utensil
- - Kitchen aid
- - Server
- - Bail
- - Stock holder
- - Big dipper?
- - Scoop out
- - Kitchen utensil
- - ...... Dipper
- - Punch server?
- - Soup serving implement
- - Soup server
- - Della, unfortunately, may be in the soup!
- - Potion stirrer, maybe
- - Scoop-using server
- - Certain kitchen server
- - Soup line server
- - Spooner's close to classical harmonica player
- - Soup kitchen worker
- - Spoon-feeder?
- - Soup kitchen volunteer
- - One serving the soup
- - Chef, at times?
- - ...... Dipper
- - Punch deliverer
- - How Spooner may serve macho male thug smuggling drug
- - Soup serving
- - Gravy helping, perhaps
- - Soup kitchen volunteers, at times
- - Doing a task at the soup kitchen, say
- - Serving, in a way
- - Serving soup
- - Spooning out fish: youngster comes first
- - Chef's activity, at times
- - Men's publication from convict — about a Deutschmark
- - Publication for men
- - Periodical aimed at men, in short
- - Publication like FHM, in British slang
- - Men's periodical, in British slang
- - The foreign director general catches relative with playboy
- - Maxim, e.g
- - Maxim in England, e.g
- - The foreign director general catches mother with playboy
- - Stuff, e.g.
- - Maxim or Stuff, e.g.
- - They can dish it out
- - Spoons out
- - Dips out, as soup.
- - Dishes out
- - boy and man using long-handled spoons
- - Punch bowl utensils
- - soup kitchen tools
- - Utensils for serving stew
- - Serving spoons
- - Very large kitchen spoons
- - Scoops for soup
- - Punch bowls' accessories
- - Soup servers
- - Long-handled spoons
- - They hit the sauce a lot
- - Big dippers in the kitchen
- - Spoons for 8dn
- - Soup-serving utensils
- - Tureen tools
- - Big scoopers
- - Punch servers
- - Chowder servers
- - Soup kitchen implements
- - Cafeteria utensils
- - Stew-serving utensils
- - Stew servers
- - Tureen utensils
- - Soup kitchen needs
- - Soup scoops
- - Gravy-boat implements
- - Big dippers
- - Scoops for soups
- - Tureen accessories
- - Scoops, as soup
- - Serves soup
- - Kitchen dippers
- - Soup-kitchen servers
- - Soup dippers
- - Works in a soup kitchen
- - Scoops the soup
- - Serves, as soup
- - Souper-uppers
- - Serves from a tureen
- - Serve 29 Across
- - Metes soup
- - Tureen adjuncts
- - Dips up.
- - Dippers.
- - Cuplike spoons.
- - Chefs' spoons.
- - Vessels for molten metal.
- - Serves, in a way
- - Takes stock?
- - Salad bar servers
- - Kitchen items
- - Scoops
- - Utensils
- - Kitchen utensils.
- - big spoons
- - Six-time World Series-winning MLB franchise
- - Sports org. owned by Fox
- - Singers who go from "sol" straight to "ti"?
- - California nine, for short
- - socal slugger
- - SoCal baseball player
- - *SoCal ballplayer
- - al otro ...... (spanish for "on the other side")
- - Side, in Spain
- - Spaniard's side
- - Spooner's crazy convicts have mildly pornographic publications?
- - Town near White Rock and Delta
- - Boy who makes you sick?