➠ Words with l

List contains 133543 Words that "l" contain.

  • - Sub for the unnamed
  • - Stand-in for the unnamed
  • - Series-curtailing abbr.
  • - Series-concluding abbr.
  • - Series follower: Abbr.
  • - Series curtailer: Abbr.
  • - Roster-truncating abbr.
  • - Roster-ending abbr.
  • - Roster curtailer: Abbr.
  • - Roll clipper: Abbr.
  • - Oft-used Latin abbr.
  • - Listmaker's abbr.
  • - List-reducing abbr.
  • - List-ending shorthand: Abbr.
  • - List-ender from the Latin
  • - List-cutting abbr.
  • - List wrap-up (abbr.)
  • - Library index abbr.
  • - Library catalogue abbr.
  • - Latin list ender (abbr.)
  • - Latin catchall abbr.
  • - Latin abbreviation for "and others"
  • - Latin abbr. used in lists
  • - Indication that there's more: Abbr.
  • - Footnote ender: Abbr.
  • - Familiar Latin abbr.
  • - End-of-the-roster abbr.
  • - End of a series: Abbr.
  • - Cumulative abbr.
  • - Contributors list abbr.
  • - Concluding abbr.
  • - Clipping indicator: Abbr.
  • - Class action lawsuit abbr.
  • - Citation-ending abbr.
  • - Catchall abbreviation at the end of a list
  • - Catalog abbr.
  • - Brief substitute for the unnamed
  • - Bibliography list shortener: Abbr.
  • - Bibliographic catchall (abbr.)
  • - Bibliographer's "and other folks"
  • - Anthology work's catalogue abbr.
  • - And too many others to mention: Abbr.
  • - And the rest ( legalese)
  • - And the others
  • - And others: L. abbr.
  • - And others, in Latin (Abbr.)
  • - And others, in citations: Abbr.
  • - And others (in text)
  • - And other people: Abbr.
  • - And other people, in Latin
  • - And other folks: 2 wds.
  • - And friends, facetiously
  • - And all the rest, briefly
  • - And addl. ones not itemized
  • - Abbr. that's a list shortener
  • - Abbr. that usually refers to people
  • - Abbr. that obviates itemizing
  • - Abbr. seen in repeat citations
  • - Abbr. often used on deeds
  • - Abbr. indicating additional people
  • - Abbr. in a bibliographic citation
  • - Abbr. for unnamed co-conspirators?
  • - Abbr. for the listless?
  • - Abbr. for name droppers
  • - Abbr. for avoiding an unwieldy list
  • - Abbr. following a list of people
  • - Abbr. ending many a list
  • - Abbr. covering various things
  • - Abbr. at the end of lists, sometimes
  • - Abbr. at the end of an abridged roster
  • - Abbr. at the end of a list, perhaps
  • - Abbr. akin to "yada yada" (Tribute #7)
  • - Abbr. after several researchers' names
  • - Abbr. after many names
  • - Abbr. after listed people
  • - [Nobody cares about the fourth author]
  • - "Too many to mention" abbr.
  • - "More than I can list" abbr.
  • - "Just to name a few" abbr.
  • - "and u know the rest," except Latin and an abbreviation
  • - "And the rest of those people" in a paper
  • - "And others," in lists
  • - "Along with all the rest" abbr.
  • - "A few author names should do it": Abbr.
  • - "...and that's all the names we're listing," briefly
  • - "... and you get the picture," briefly
  • - …and other people (or things) (abbr)
  • - Lazy lister's abbr.
  • - Card catalogue abbr.
  • - Reference abbr.
  • - Dissertation abbr.
  • - And others, in footnotes
  • - And others, to Antony
  • - And others, in bibliographies
  • - Card catalog abbr.
  • - All-inclusive (abbr.)
  • - "And more" =
  • - And others: Latin
  • - And others, in Latin
  • - Library catalog abbr.
  • - The rest of the group
  • - Bibliographical abbr
  • - Endnote abbr
  • - Abbr. in a footnote
  • - Research paper abbr
  • - Bibliographic abbr.
  • - Term paper abbr.
  • - Citation abbr.
  • - And elsewhere
  • - Abbr. at the end of a list
  • - And others (Lat.)
  • - Bibliography abbr
  • - And others, in Lat
  • - And all the rest, in brief
  • - And the rest
  • - And others, for short
  • - Rest-of-the-team stand-in
  • - And others
  • - Abbr. in a list of authors
  • - "Too many more to mention" abbr
  • - Late retrospective by the others in old Rome
  • - Time-saving abbr. for a bibliographer
  • - Reference list abbr
  • - Shortened Latin phrase at the end of a list
  • - Back running behind the others in old Rome
  • - Thanks accepted by the Spanish and others
  • - "...and the list goes on"
  • - Latin abbr. hidden in "set a limit"
  • - And others, in a list
  • - Bibliographer's abbr
  • - And the rest, to old Romans
  • - And others, in brief
  • - Making a comeback running behind the others in Rome
  • - And others, briefly
  • - Roster-shortening abbr
  • - Bibliographer's space-saving abbr
  • - The other authors, briefly
  • - Abbr. after a series of 52-Downs
  • - And the like: Abbr
  • - Abbr. in bibliographies
  • - 'And others,' in a bibliography
  • - Abbr. after several names
  • - Series-ending abbr
  • - List-shortening abbr
  • - Catchall abbr
  • - Space-saving abbr
  • - List-ending abbr
  • - List-curtailing abbr
  • - And others: Abbr
  • - ... and the rest: Abbr
  • - Footnote abbr.
  • - And so on: Abbr.
  • - Series finale?: Abbr.
  • - And so forth: Abbr.
  • - "And so on"
  • - And other people or things
  • - List-ending words: 2 wds. abbr.
  • - And others, in a footnote
  • - Footnote abbr., 2 words
  • - And others: Abbr. (2 wds)
  • - Latin term meaning 'and others'
  • - Possibly lead away from front and elsewhere
  • - author listing abbr.
  • - Abbr. in a list of references
  • - 'plus some other writers' abbr.
  • - And others, in bibliographies: 2 wds., abbr
  • - Sub. for omitted names
  • - Stand-in for omitted items
  • - Space-saving term
  • - Shortening for a bibliographer
  • - Shortened list ender
  • - Series terminal
  • - Series finale, in brief
  • - Series curtailer
  • - Sentence ender, on occasion
  • - Roster finish
  • - Roster closer, briefly
  • - Replacement for those left out
  • - Replacement for some omissions
  • - Rel. of etc.
  • - Reference shortcut
  • - Prescription for an academic omission
  • - Possible roster ender
  • - Plus everyone else
  • - Name-dropper's shortcut?
  • - Name dropping letters?
  • - Name dropper's notation?
  • - Long list shortener
  • - Lister's shortcut
  • - List-shortening phrase: 2 wds.
  • - List-shortening Lat. phrase
  • - List-finishing abbreviation, perhaps
  • - List-extension letters
  • - List writer's shortcut
  • - List substitute
  • - List space saver
  • - List shortener in a bibliography: 2 wds.
  • - List cropper
  • - Lineup ender
  • - Letters replacing unlisted items
  • - Latin shortcut
  • - Latin list-concluder
  • - Latin list shortcut
  • - Latin catch-all
  • - Latin abbreviation
  • - Late anagram
  • - Lat. list ending
  • - Lat. catchall phrase
  • - Last entry on a list, maybe
  • - Itemization limiter
  • - It may be last on a list
  • - It ends some lists
  • - It can replace a lot of people, briefly
  • - Handy Latin abbreviation
  • - Handy abbreviation
  • - French butcher shop
  • - Footnote shorthand
  • - Etc.'s sister
  • - Etc.'s kin
  • - Etc.? Kinda
  • - Et cetera's kin
  • - Et cetera's cousin
  • - Enumerator's finish, briefly
  • - Enumerator's ending
  • - Ending of many crossword clues for pluralized names
  • - Ending for a list of names
  • - Common pc. of Latin
  • - Common Latin notation
  • - Common Lat. catchall
  • - Citation shortening
  • - Citation part, perhaps
  • - Citation ender, perhaps
  • - Catchall words
  • - Bibliography shortener
  • - Bibliography bit
  • - Bibliographer's bit
  • - Bibliog. shortener
  • - Bibliog. entry
  • - Bibl. space-saver
  • - Bibl. shortener
  • - Authors' list ender
  • - An unlikely beginning
  • - [Involved party was too large to list here]
  • - "Yada yada . . ." relative
  • - "Two names should suffice"
  • - "Two names ought to do it," briefly
  • - "Just to name a few" in four letters
  • - "I could list more people, but I won't"
  • - List-shortening words
  • - Plus others
  • - List extender
  • - Useful Latin phrase.
  • - Catchall abbreviation
  • - Latin extension
  • - Inclusive words
  • - List-shortening term
  • - List ending
  • - List finisher
  • - List conclusion
  • - Citation abbreviation
  • - Footnote abbreviation
  • - Series ender
  • - List-shortening Latin abbreviation
  • - Series finale, in a bibliography
  • - Abbreviated list ending
  • - Itemization conclusion
  • - Lat. shortener
  • - Citation phrase that's a word meaning 'tardy' spelled backward
  • - Unnamed others, briefly
  • - Bibliography list ender
  • - Bibliographer's space saver
  • - Shorthand for unlisted items
  • - List-ending abbreviation
  • - List-shortening abbreviation
  • - List-ending Latin abbreviation
  • - Two-word phrase hidden in 'double-talk'
  • - Citation-shortening abbreviation
  • - List ender
  • - Latin list lopper, in brief
  • - List curtailer
  • - Series shortener
  • - List shortener, for short
  • - List-shortening shorthand
  • - Brief list shortener
  • - Short space saver
  • - Name-list shortener
  • - List shortener, briefly
  • - "Plus unnamed others"
  • - Data compression aid
  • - What makes lists briefer, briefly
  • - Latin catchall
  • - End of some lists
  • - Bibliography space saver
  • - People surnamed Gore include Lesley, Tipper, ......
  • - Legal brief space saver
  • - Citation ender, briefly
  • - List shortcut
  • - Latin list shortener
  • - Apt end for this puzzle's list of starred entries
  • - List shortener
  • - Series finale
  • - Series ending
  • - Footnote notation
  • - Footnote term
  • - Bibliography notation
  • - Famous last words
  • - Among others
  • - Useful bit of Latin.
  • - Others
  • - *Catchall phrase
  • - Short skirt
  • - Latin list ender
  • - Constant.
  • - List-ending Latin
  • - Abbreviation often seen in academic papers
  • - Late (anag.)
  • - Along with others (Latin)
  • - Bibliographic suffix
  • - [more people should come here]
  • - "... plus some other people"
  • - Abbreviation seen in a bibliography
lps
  • - CDs' precursors
  • - groovy music offerings?
  • - Some music records
  • - Records that typically hold 30 to 45 minutes of music: Abbr.
  • - Retro music collection
  • - Music CDs' ancestors
  • - Precursor of CDs
  • - Old music collection
  • - Music collectibles, briefly
  • - Music collectibles
  • - Forerunners of music CDs
  • - Forerunners of CDs
  • - Forebears of CDs
  • - Some peoples' rock collection
  • - Hi-fi discs
  • - discophile's quests
  • - They're longer than EPs
  • - Vinyl record albums
  • - CD precursors: Abbr.
  • - thrift shop staples
  • - '70s discs
  • - Some label reissues
  • - collectible records, for short
  • - Discs on hi-fis
  • - early rca output
  • - DJs once spun them
  • - Hasbro's popular toy franchise and cartoon series: Abbr.
  • - DJ's records in old days: Abbr.
  • - vinyl revival items: abbr.
  • - Vinyl records, briefly
  • - Record collector's discs for short
  • - Records that might be available at a garage sale briefly
  • - "Vinyl" [abbr.]
  • - vinyl enthusiast's collection
  • - Some vinyl records: Abbr.
  • - some pvc platters
  • - discophile's buys, for short
  • - Many vinyls, briefly
  • - Records that may be broken
  • - Vinyl collection
  • - Passé platters
  • - Collectible vinyl
  • - Vinyl
  • - 45 alternatives
  • - Whirled records?
  • - Vinyl records: Abbr.
  • - They're made of vinyl
  • - Slow-spinning records
  • - Recordings made of vinyl: Abbr.
  • - Record Store Day purchases
  • - Old albums
  • - Hi-fi spinners
  • - Groovy platters
  • - Certain records: Abbr.
  • - Bygone vinyl
  • - 45 relatives
  • - 33 1/3 rpm spinners
  • - Wax, so to speak
  • - Vinyl stack
  • - Vinyl albums
  • - They were spun
  • - Some recs.
  • - Some platters
  • - Records, for short
  • - Records that are not that hard to break
  • - Radio deejay's supply, once
  • - Platters, briefly
  • - Outdated records
  • - Old-style record albums: Abbr.
  • - Old track holders
  • - Jazzophile's collection, often
  • - Groovy collection?
  • - Full-length vinyl albums: Abbr.
  • - DJ platters
  • - CD predecessors: Abbr.
  • - Audiophile's shelfful
  • - Pair to put on the dog
  • - Pair to put on the dog