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laity
  • - Flock found wandering in Italy
  • - Ordinary people from Italy
  • - The ordinary people of Italy, perhaps
  • - Ordinary people have a bet about it
  • - Non-clerical parts of Italy
  • - Italy (anag)
  • - Non-clerical people
  • - Unordained people
  • - The ordinary churchgoers running Italy
  • - People not ordained to keep wine in place?
  • - People who are not clerics
  • - People in the pews
  • - Ordinary churchfolk
  • - People in the service
  • - The mass of the people
  • - Nonprofessional people.
  • - The people, as distinguished from the clergy.
  • - Ordinary people
  • - not clergy from italy...
  • - Non-clerics in congregation
  • - parishioners, vis-à-vis a priest
  • - Laymen
  • - Seculars
  • - Churchgoing group
  • - Clergy's counterpart
  • - Carelessness having cross obscured for those in a congregation?
  • - Clergy opposite
  • - Pastor's flock
  • - Churchgoers, collectively
  • - Group sitting in pews
  • - Those not in the clergy
  • - Congregational members showing lack of discipline ignoring cross
  • - Unprofessional types showing sloppiness, but don't get cross!
  • - Carelessness not unknown in ministers? No
  • - Not the clergy
  • - Parishioners, collectively
  • - Everyone except the clergy
  • - Group in pews
  • - Nonclerical group
  • - Churchgoers
  • - Body that's not the clergy
  • - Pastor's followers
  • - Non-clergy group
  • - Congregation members
  • - Flock at church
  • - Church brothers and sisters
  • - Non-clerics
  • - Non-ordained members of a church
  • - They rarely do clerical work
  • - Church members
  • - Parishioners, as a group
  • - Members of the congregation
  • - Worshippers not in the clergy
  • - Parishioners
  • - Clergyman's audience
  • - Those not of the cloth
  • - Whom preachers preach to
  • - Pews occupants
  • - Those attended to by clergy
  • - Flock, so to speak
  • - All but the clergy
  • - Pew occupants
  • - Group that doesn't include priests
  • - Worshipers, to ministers
  • - Clergy counterpart
  • - Outsiders of sorts
  • - Religious worshipers
  • - Congregation, vis- -vis the minister
  • - Parishioners, largely
  • - Parishoners
  • - Nonsecular types
  • - Parishioners, e.g.
  • - The non-professionals
  • - Parishioners, to a pastor
  • - Worshipers
  • - Those not of the clergy
  • - Nonclerics
  • - Secular body
  • - Ones outside a profession
  • - Not clergy
  • - Professional outsiders.
  • - Parishioners, for instance.
  • - Those not of a certain profession.
  • - Nonprofessionals, as a group.
  • - Non-professionals
  • - Nonprofessionals
  • - Hoi polloi
  • - Hymn singers
  • - Members of the flock
  • - Flock members
  • - Members of a flock
  • - Church group
  • - Non-clergy
  • - Nonclergy
  • - Flock
  • - On the Riviera, milk and honey's finishing off the congregation
  • - Abridged books containing article by unknown amateurs
laittowaste
  • - Spilled milk?
laits
  • - Additives for cafés
  • - Café lighteners
  • - Milks: Fr.
  • - Milks, to Michelle
  • - Milks, in Marseilles
  • - French coffee lighteners
  • - French beverages
  • - Cafe beverages
  • - Café additions
  • - Barista's beverages
laities
  • - Essentially plain bonds unite these ordinary folk
  • - Non-clergy groups
  • - Worship groups
  • - Those not of a profession
  • - Groups outside the clergy.
  • - Groups of ordinary people put down endless connections
  • - Flocks, so to speak
  • - Congregations
lait
  • - Milk, in a French cafe
  • - Cafe au ... (with milk)
  • - Café au ... (coffee with hot milk)
  • - Milk, in Pari
  • - Milk: French.
  • - Milk, in Montcalm
  • - Milk, in Matane
  • - Milk, in a cafe
  • - Milk for Marcel
  • - Café au ...... (coffee with steamed milk)
  • - Cannes milk
  • - Milk, in French
  • - French for 'milk'
  • - Milk: Fr
  • - Montrealer's milk
  • - Milk, in Marseille
  • - Marseille milk
  • - Metz milk
  • - Milk, to Marcel
  • - Au ...... (with milk)
  • - Bit of French in some Starbucks orders
  • - Brest milk
  • - Milk, in Paris
  • - Milk, in Metz
  • - Milk, in Montreal
  • - Milk, to Marcel Marceau
  • - Milk in Cannes
  • - Milk for a madame
  • - Milk, abroad
  • - Milk, to Mimi
  • - Milk of Cannes
  • - Milk, in Montmartre
  • - Milk of Marseilles
  • - Marseilles milk
  • - Milk in Marseilles
  • - Parisian milk
  • - Milk for a bébé
  • - Milk, in Champagne
  • - French milk
  • - Milk, in France
  • - Parisian's milk
  • - Cafe au ... (coffee and milk)
  • - café add-in
  • - French word at a coffeehouse
  • - Cafe au ...
  • - ingredient in a patisserie's "blancmange"
  • - pain au ....: french dessert
  • - Cafe au ... (breakfast drink in Paris)
  • - Café au ---
  • - French word in some Starbucks orders
  • - Coffee lightener: French
  • - Cafi au ......
  • - Café au ...... (light brown).
  • - Café au ...... (coffeehouse order)
  • - Café au ...... (bistro drink order)
  • - Espresso ingredient
  • - What some coffee menus list as "misto"
  • - "Additif au" 60 Down
  • - Chocolat chaud need
  • - Base for une sauce béchamel
  • - French vanilla ice cream ingredient
  • - Something to pour dans votre café
  • - "Yaourt," essentially
  • - Fromage ingredient
  • - "Soupe au ...." (thin-skinned, to Thérèse)
  • - Café additive
  • - Leche, across the Pyrenees
  • - Café supply
  • - Béchamel base
  • - Product from une vache
  • - Café addition
  • - Espresso machine ingredient
  • - Thé addition
  • - It might be found in a café
  • - Bébé's need
  • - "Sucre" alternative, maybe
  • - Chocolat au ........
  • - It may be pasteurisé
  • - Café lightener
  • - Addition to café
  • - Fromage base
  • - Serving with gâteau, maybe
  • - Café enhancer
  • - Bébé's intake
  • - Starbucks menu word
  • - Cafe partner
  • - Caf additive
  • - Cafe option
  • - CafÇ au ....
  • - Caf au ........
  • - Bébé fare
  • - Café companion
  • - Creme's kin
  • - Cafe supplement
  • - Cafe cooler
  • - Beverage from une vache
  • - Café au lait
  • - Addition for café
  • - Coffee additive, in Paris.
  • - French dairy product
  • - French drink
  • - Au ......
  • - ce qui est versé dans chocapic
  • - Café au ...... [coffee shop option]
  • - rhyme for café that may be heard in a café
  • - roquefort base
  • - CafxE9 au ....
lajoie
  • - Baseball Hall of Famer Nap
lajolla
  • - San Diego neighborhood
  • - Seaside section of San Diego
  • - San Diego Supercomputer Center address
  • - San Diego section
  • - San Diego community
  • - Posh section of San Diego
  • - It's part of San Diego
  • - Home of U.C. San Diego
  • - Affluent San Diego community
  • - City near San Diego
  • - Well-to-do Southern California town
  • - Torrey Pines Golf Course locale
  • - Home to Torrey Pines Golf Course
  • - Home to California's Torrey Pines Golf Course
  • - Home of UCSD
  • - California community in sight of Mount Soledad
laius
  • - Father of Oedipus
  • - Father and victim of Oedipus
  • - Oedipus's father (and murder victim)
  • - Oedipus's father
lak
  • - "Mighty ...... a Rose"
  • - "Mighty ...... a Rose" (1901 song)
  • - Old song, "Mighty ...... a Rose"
  • - Nevin's "Mighty ...... a Rose"
  • - "Mighty ...... a Rose" (song of 1901)
  • - 'Mightya Rose'
  • - 'Mighty -- a Rose' (old song)
  • - Lao kip three-letter code
  • - 2012 Stanley Cup champs, initially
  • - Calif. NHL team, on scoreboards
laka
  • - Nevin's "Mighty ...... Rose"
  • - "Mighty ........ Rose"
  • - "Mighty ...... Rose": Nevin
lake
  • - where the crawdads might sing
lakatos
  • - Mathematical philosopher Imre
lajuive
  • - Halévy opera
lairs
  • - Lions' dens
  • - Villains' digs
  • - Animal digs
  • - Lions' environs
  • - Lions' digs
  • - Lions' abodes
  • - Lions' homes
  • - Where lions lie
  • - Wolves' homes
  • - Wild animals' shelters
  • - Sleeper cells?
  • - Resting places of wild animals
  • - Dens for wild animals
  • - Man caves
  • - Hiding places
  • - Wild animals' hideouts
  • - Sites of seclusion
  • - Hideaways
  • - Some material air support for those living in secret
  • - Bears' retreats
  • - Diamonds stolen from landowner's hiding places
  • - Lurking spots
  • - Animal dens
  • - Beasts' hidey-holes
  • - Hidden homes
  • - Animal retreats
  • - Wolves' hideouts
  • - Dens
  • - Places for bears or villains
  • - Wild retreats
  • - Left affected behaviour in places of refuge
  • - Supervillains' spaces
  • - Superhero movie sets
  • - Some material air support for those underground
  • - Quarters in the wild
  • - Supervillains' hideouts
  • - Wildlife hideaways
  • - Animal abodes
  • - Animal hideaways
  • - Some zoo areas
  • - Plotters' places
  • - Pumas' pads
  • - Hibernation locations
  • - Wild animals' homes
  • - Underworld offices
  • - Jungle homes
  • - Places of seclusion
  • - Havens
  • - Tigers' dens
  • - Hideouts for hoods
  • - Relatives of burrows
  • - Retreats in the woods?
  • - Caves, at times
  • - Secret retreats
  • - Refuges in the wild
  • - Hibernation locales
  • - Beastly homes
  • - Pirates' bases
  • - Hangouts
  • - Secluded places
  • - Occupied caves
  • - Wildlife refuges
  • - Hibernation holes
  • - Places to hide
  • - Pirate hideouts
  • - Hiding spots
  • - Bestial hideaways
  • - Secluded homes
  • - Leo's dens
  • - Places to lurk
  • - Bears' places
  • - Beds for Leo and Elsa
  • - Places for prides
  • - Prides' dens
  • - Snuggeries
  • - Beds for Leo and Smokey
  • - Resting places for Leo
  • - Sanctums
  • - Cougars' couches
  • - Beastly holes
  • - Covert homes.
  • - Coverts.
  • - Places of habitation.
  • - Mountain hideouts.
  • - Refuges
  • - Places of refuge.
  • - Retreats
  • - Bears' homes
  • - Bear abodes
  • - Sanctuaries
  • - Hibernators' homes
  • - Hideouts
  • - Places to hibernate
  • - Hyenas' homes
  • - Hibernation spots
  • - Cubs' homes
  • - Burrows
  • - Secret spots?
  • - Homes of a sort.
  • - Resting places
  • - Hosp. areas
  • - scottish landowners ignoring directives primarily featuring wild animals' dens
  • - Rails reordered for hideaways
  • - family in no 10 once not opening refuges
lais
  • - Greek courtesan of Corinth.
  • - One-time famous name in Corinth.
  • - Most beautiful woman of Corinth.
  • - A hetaera of Corinth, most beautiful woman of her age.
  • - Name of two Greek courtesans.
  • - Troubadour's songs
  • - Actress Jessie Royce ........
  • - Medieval ballads
  • - Certain medieval tales
  • - Medieval poems
  • - Medieval tales
  • - Burma people.
  • - Greek courtesan, circa 300 B.C.
  • - Rival of Phryne.
  • - Medieval lyrics
  • - Lyric poems
laisse
  • - Girl with tablet penning one string of verses
  • - string of verses on one rhyme
  • - Leash, in Paris
  • - Leash for le chien
  • - Irregular strophe in a chanson de geste
lairwitch
  • - Den sorceress?
lairy
  • - New Labourite losing head, with yen to be flashy
  • - Nonchalant after learner's insolent
laissezpasser
  • - Permit allowing one to enter, eg, a restricted area
  • - Travel permit
  • - Permit
laissezfare
  • - Passenger who doesn't bug the cabbie?
laissez-faire
  • - Serializes broadcast about football managers without interference
  • - Not intervening — a variety of sizes satisfactory in Dior article
  • - 'Hands off!'
laissez
  • - ... faire
laissezfaire
  • - Doctrine that governments should not interfere in commercial matters
  • - Policy of non-interference
  • - Permissive conditions faze Israelis
  • - Practice of non-interference
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