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List contains 14930 Words that start with "l".

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lambada
  • - Monk embracing sinful dance
  • - foreign character having a dance
  • - greek character has a dance
  • - Brazilian dance craze that spawned a film and hit song of the same name
  • - youngster joins an attorney for a dance
  • - Buddhist leader embracing naughty dance
  • - dance of monk with evil heart
  • - Priest occupied by naughty dance
  • - Bit of Greek text about a number of Brazilians
  • - Priest guards naughty steps in Rio
  • - Fast Brazilian dance — mad Baal (anag)
  • - "Forbidden" dance
  • - '90s fad dance
  • - Tibetan priest embracing wicked dance
  • - Beat a touch upset in dance
  • - Brazilian dance that's a Greek letter with an extra A inserted
  • - Youth grabbing a doctor with a number of Brazilian revellers
  • - Steps character in Marathon describes close to camera
  • - Meat commercial with a dance
  • - Greek character hosting a dance
  • - Greek character holding a dance in Brazil
  • - Erotic dance
  • - The "forbidden dance" of the early '90s
  • - 'Forbidden dance' popularized in the late 1980s
  • - Greek character grabbing a dance
  • - Brazilian dance popular in the 1980s
  • - Priest screening sinful, sexy dance
  • - Greek character holding a dance
  • - Monk that's awful in a dance
  • - 1989-90 dance craze from Brazil
  • - Sensuous Brazilian dance
  • - Suggestive Brazilian dance
  • - Gyrational dance
  • - "Forbidden dance" of 1990
  • - The "forbidden dance"
  • - Popular Brazilian dance
  • - Brazilian fad dance of the '90s
  • - Brazilian dance
  • - Latin dance
  • - Sheepish youngster and girl dance
  • - Latin dance with lots of hip movements
  • - a monk taking off makes music
  • - Priest or monk restricting awful erotic dancing
  • - Kaoma '89 hit
lambast
  • - Criticise innocent person, a saint
  • - beat an animal in front of a holy man
  • - Beat a medical man in the finish
  • - Criticise a doctor in a certain mould
  • - Alternatively, criticise the foreign business graduate - and that's just the half of it
  • - Criticise gentle person sat around
  • - 'A million billion' in US city by end of Pres Trump's inauguration thrash
  • - Tear into 33 down at the back of the queue losing the head
  • - Criticise harshly
  • - Meat resembling tripe's first seen in pan
  • - Call on the carpet (Var.)
  • - punish a little beast and a saint
  • - beat a doctor in the final
  • - harshly criticise business graduate blocking u.s. city street
  • - castigate in a malayalam bastion
  • - Reprimand harshly
  • - Whip soundly
  • - Originally, "to thrash", now "to scold"
  • - Thrash innocent, a saint
  • - Roast meat with a good man
  • - Sternly censure (Var.)
  • - Chew out: var.
  • - Beat; censure
  • - Tear into
  • - Wallop: Var.
  • - Berate
  • - Reprimand
  • - Beat
lambadas
  • - Greek characters having area inside for dances
lamb
  • - Baby in wool?
  • - Bleating baby
  • - "Innocent" baby animal
  • - I'm a farm animal and am kept in pound
  • - Youngster on a farm
  • - Ewe's baby
  • - Baby sheep
  • - Gentle farm animal
  • - Farm animal
  • - Farm baby
  • - Petting-zoo baby
  • - Flock baby
  • - Baby in a herd of sheep
  • - Sheep farm youngster
  • - Meat that's often served with mint jelly
  • - Meat served off the rack?
  • - Meat on a kabob, maybe
  • - Meat often served with mint jelly
  • - Meat often complemented by mint
  • - Meat in the Near Eastern dish kibbe
  • - Meat in Irish stew, often
  • - Meat found in gyros
  • - Meadow infant
  • - Mary's tagalong
  • - Mary's inseparable companion
  • - Mary's hanger-on
  • - Mary's creature
  • - Mary's chaser
  • - Mary or Mary's follower
  • - Mary had one
  • - Many a roast
  • - Lion's trusting companion
  • - Lady Caroline (Byron's paramour)
  • - Kabob meat
  • - Kabob component
  • - Jesus, .... of God
  • - Its "fleece was white as snow"
  • - It's white and innocent
  • - It went everywhere Mary did
  • - Innocence symbol
  • - He came after Bacon
  • - Gentle, meek one
  • - Gentle woolly animal
  • - Gentle type
  • - Gentle as a --
  • - Follower of Mary, in a nursery rhyme
  • - Fleecy babe
  • - Ewe's little one
  • - Essayist: 1775–1834
  • - Essayist who wrote "Lawyers, I suppose, were children once"
  • - English essayist: 1775–1834
  • - Emblem of St. Agnes
  • - Elia was his alias
  • - Elia essayist
  • - Elia really
  • - Down Under product
  • - Docile person
  • - Dish that's often roasted
  • - Dish served with jelly
  • - Dear, sweet person
  • - Dear soul
  • - Coleridge's schoolmate.
  • - Chops for dinner
  • - Chop source, perhaps
  • - Child of a ram and a ewe
  • - Charles or roast
  • - Caracul or mouton
  • - Babe in Wall St.
  • - Author Mary or brother.
  • - Animal that the month of March is said to "go out like"
  • - Animal associated with March 31
  • - Aka Elia
  • - A stew base
  • - A k a Elia
  • - "The ...... of God"
  • - "The ...... Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis)
  • - "Tales from Shakespear" cowriter
  • - "Little ......, who made thee?": Blake
  • - "Behold the --- of God" (John 1:29)
  • - "... out like a ......"
  • - ...... of God (epithet for Jesus)
  • - ...... of God (Agnus Dei)
  • - Easy dupe
  • - Type of meat
  • - Easter serving
  • - Popular Easter dish
  • - March animal
  • - Wool-coat owner
  • - Fold member
  • - Sheepish one
  • - Member of the fold
  • - Cote occupant
  • - Border collie's charge
  • - Gentle person
  • - Tales man
  • - Mrs. Battle's creator
  • - "Mrs. Battle's Opinions on Whist" writer
  • - Gentle creature
  • - Woolly animal
  • - "Essays of Elia" author
  • - "Dream Children . . . " author
  • - Elia.
  • - Innocent type
  • - Traditional Easter entree
  • - British essayist
  • - Mary's friend
  • - Sheep's kin
  • - English essayist.
  • - Kebab meat
  • - Chop source
  • - Charles or Mary
  • - Essayist
  • - English writer.
  • - Little bighorn
  • - Nativity scene figure
  • - One in a flock
  • - Meat in Irish stew
  • - Chop meat
  • - Red meat
  • - Stew meat
  • - ...... of God
  • - Moussaka meat
  • - Young sheep
  • - Mary's pet, in a nursery rhyme
  • - Petting zoo youngling
  • - Symbol of innocence
  • - Gentle soul
  • - Moussaka ingredient
  • - Rogan josh meat
  • - Personal ambition to store meat
  • - Frenchman in scientist's place of work is one of Mary's followers
  • - Wee one in a flock
  • - Mary's "little" pet
  • - Larry ........ played Archie Mitchell in EastEnders
  • - Title critter in Blake's 'Songs of Innocence'
  • - Symbol of gentleness
  • - Mary had a little one
  • - Souvlaki meat
  • - Bleating youngster
  • - Pasture youngster
  • - Gyro meat
  • - Small ambition limits innocent person
  • - Gentle soul (informal)
  • - Petting zoo creature
  • - Animal on Easter cards
  • - Animal pound holds up to twelve in the day
  • - Meat in a rack
  • - Woolly youngster
  • - Meat in much moussaka
  • - Bleating babe
  • - Jesus, in a metaphor
  • - Thrash black sheep?
  • - Woolly one
  • - Small ambition limits gentle person
  • - Exemplar of innocence
  • - Mary's follower
  • - Meat Mike fed to dog
  • - Creature has some real ambivalence
  • - Follower of Mary
  • - Mike in laboratory producing meat
  • - Gyro staple
  • - Rung #4 of the ladder
  • - Main ingredient in the dish lechazo
  • - Woolly babe
  • - Young shee
  • - Ewe kid
  • - Wee sheep
  • - Mary follower
  • - Ewe's offspring
  • - Country kid?
  • - No Kir in milk bar for one of Mary's followers
  • - Months in laboratory producing meat
  • - Charles --, 1775-1834, essayist and poet
  • - Common kebab meat
  • - Ewe's output
  • - Mary's charge
  • - Ram's offspring
  • - Ewe's babe
  • - Meat of which Australia is among the largest producers
  • - Essayist with the pen name Elia
  • - Bit of clam, brisket and meat in stew
  • - Woolly infant
  • - Hit book, 'Mary's Little Friend'
  • - Rack serving
  • - Gentle animal
  • - One devoted to Mary?
  • - Take top off mollusc and take note, this is for one of Mary's followers
  • - Sacrificial ....
  • - Staple of Greek cuisine
  • - Common gyro ingredient
  • - Meat in many gyros
  • - Denizen of many a petting zoo
  • - Gentle one
  • - Ewe's youth
  • - 'The --', William Blake's counterpart poem to 'The Tyger'
  • - Souvlaki meat, often
  • - Souvlaki choice
  • - Writer that one associates with a certain Mary
  • - Kebab choice
  • - Petting zoo youngster
  • - Shepherd's charge
  • - Mary's little follower
  • - Dish with mint jelly
  • - Batter used with British meat
  • - Sheepish youngster?
  • - Easter symbol
  • - Author of the Stepquote
  • - Sheep
  • - Butcher shop buy
  • - Easily swindled sort
  • - Innocent one
  • - Naive one
  • - Meat
  • - Petting zoo animal
  • - Young animal
  • - Epitome of gentleness
  • - Easter entree
  • - Meek one
  • - Term of endearment
  • - Innocent
  • - Chop
  • - Flock member
  • - Honeybunch
  • - "Dear" one
  • - Petting zoo critter
  • - Woolly creature
  • - Crèche figure
  • - Sweetie
  • - "Mary Had a Little ..." (nursery rhyme)
  • - merino young
  • - youngster clambering about
  • - Meat in Qabeli palaw
  • - clambering around youngster
  • - The French doctor gets young animal
  • - Frisky meadow youngster
  • - offspring of a sheep
  • - Little animal that Mary loved in a nursery rhyme
  • - innocent figure in a laboratory
lamb-chop
  • - Cooking hob keeping cold, entering light meat dish
lambchop
  • - Puppet created by Shari Lewis in 1957
  • - Sock puppet created by Shari Lewis: 2 wds.
  • - Most of those in 14 down following one of Mary's followers from the butchers
  • - *Shari Lewis puppet
  • - Ovine puppet
  • - Shari Lewis's puppet playmate
  • - Shari Lewis's friend
  • - Shari Lewis's puppet
  • - Shari Lewis's handful
  • - Cut of meat from a sheep
  • - Exercising aplomb when eating starter of crispy hot cutlet
  • - Serving of meat similar to mutton: 2 wds.
  • - Butcher's love interest?
  • - Slice of meat
  • - Hearty entree item
  • - One of Mary's followers going to college dance dinner that involves some of the flock?
  • - Cut from a young sheep
  • - Cut of meat used to make a guard of honour
  • - Steak alternative
  • - She appeared with Hush Puppy and Charley Horse
  • - Butcher's item
  • - Part of a mixed grill.
  • - Piece of meat
  • - Cut of meat.
  • - Sweetie pie
lambburgers
  • - grilled sandwiches sometimes served with yogurt sauce
lambasts
  • - Pounds
  • - harshly criticises the italian business degree to half of the guests
  • - Condemns baby sheep and donkey having testosterone injection
lambastes
  • - Excoriates
  • - Excoriates MBAs Tesla sacked
  • - Calls on the carpet
  • - Thrashes
  • - Rips into
lambasted
  • - Hit hard
  • - Explosive blast made having been thrashed
  • - Censured someone who's gentle as a Kennedy
  • - Roasted meat sampled without starter
  • - Roasted lamb with stewed dates
  • - roasted meat consumed around special day
  • - animal like trend, not even condemned
  • - Raked over the coals
  • - Scolded
lambasting
  • - Dressing-down
  • - Criticising fizzy drink offered by the French doctor -- no good
  • - Thrashing: Slang.
lambchopin
  • - Ovine musical prodigy?
lambchops
  • - Dish served with mint jelly
  • - Entree sometimes paired with mint jelly
  • - Servings similar to mutton
  • - What the writer of "Essays of Elia" chose for the main course?
lambchopchop
  • - What the impatient reader of English essays requested?
lambaste
  • - reprimand an animal for upsetting the seat
  • - Leather seat wrecked by sweet little child?
  • - Thrash — reprimand severely
  • - Give a dressing down to one of the flock losing the head with The Teacher
  • - Give a dressing down to sheepish type on broken seat
  • - Rake over the coals
  • - Call on the carpet
  • - Reprimand innocent master discovered
  • - Come down on harshly
  • - slam and beat together somehow to thrash
  • - beat ... let samba produce it
  • - Criticise business degrees coming in behind schedule
  • - A lot of meat to keep moist in pan
  • - Slate business degree cutting that worked
  • - Batter — male bats (anag)
  • - Attack doctor when going in behind schedule
  • - Censure severely or angrily
  • - Tear into
  • - Light into
  • - Berate
  • - Lay into
  • - Scold harshly
  • - Attack verbally
  • - Rip into
  • - Verbally assault
  • - Excoriate
  • - Larrup
  • - Censure
  • - Chew (out)
  • - Thrash
  • - Clobber
  • - Wallop
  • - Beat
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