2-Letter Words Starting with L

50 degrees, say: Abbr.

Trop. of Cancer, for one

Small muscle (wordplay)

Tenth of ten, say

Concluding, darn it, there's no tip!

Place for the slowest runner (wordplay)

Was resting (against)

Was inclined (wordplay)

Listed in England (wordplay)

Went for a rebound, say

Made like a frog (wordplay)

Jumped for joy (var.)

Contracted for, perhaps*

Kind of resistance (wordplay)

Most converse (wordplay)

'Look at tax', says a Green

Green (in tweed)

Look, a tank of green colouring

""Streaked with gray, also LYARD""

Lip ornament of primitive tribes.

Lip ornament.

Lip ornament

Say "woe is me," say

Mourn (a person's death)

Mourn , bewail the loss of

Feeblest, excuse perhaps

Weakest, excuse or argument say

Tops in tallness (wordplay)

Surgeon's paperknife (wordplay)

Surgeon's paper knife (wordplay)

Surgeon's implement

Drink has cat, maybe, going under flap

Decorative fold on a garment

Loose fold of a garment.

A trial leading to the noose (wordplay)

Cow-catcher (wordplay)

Aid for stock acquisition (wordplay)

Hidden talent, perhaps

Existing but not yet active, say talent

Hidden (talent)

Most in-style, say

Gossip (with "the")

Most recent (news)

Most OK with whatever

Exalts (anagram)

Having the fewest rules

Commercial artist's format

Commercial artist's format.

Format for arrangement on page

Paid attention in class, say

Got down (var.)

Studied abroad (wordplay)

Coastal regions of Asia Minor and Egypt

Part of the East.

Eastern Mediterranean lands, with "the"

Small yellow fruit used in preserves

Chinese and Japanese ornamental tree

Asian plumlike fruit

Most gossamer, maybe

Most delicate, as fabrics.

Like the most delicate fabric

Laky

Sternly censure (Var.)

Call on the carpet (Var.)

A medical man involved in final thrash

Like a lyric flame.

Giving off a soft radiance.

Shedding some light, clobber criminal

Such songs say so much to Elton

Jack of the 1970s-'80s Steelers

St. Louis airport

A tongue-like part

Most long and slender

Maximally gaunt

Most angular

Jumbo size, usually

Biggest rat's leg is broken

Many a Guinness entry

Old lace left at church - and in France!

Shoe strap, in olden times

Strap for fastening an old-time sandal.

Hearing something (wordplay)

Might this cover me lud (wordplay)

Dress for action (wordplay)

Ship's storeroom.

Alt. spelling for hospital for infectious diseases

Least inclined to work

Most likely to let the dishes pile up

Least likely to work

Street handout, maybe

Feet all clumsy? Look at this ad!

Flyer left ale - getting drunk!

Having the most to gain (wordplay)

Most suitable for Sprat

Tops in trimness

Cleveland or Duluth

Cleveland or Duluth, for example

Chicago or Erie

Pole is almost nervous around father

Standard-bearer is light supporter

Third party with you and me

Burrowing marine animal

Swimmer put the Parisian through the window

Most slab-sided

Most gangly

Most gangling

Left lady, about time, with falcon

""An expert in gems, also LAPIDARY""

Lardy

Larky

Lathy

Good-for-nothing tup, maybe (wordplay)

Loafer set on

Idler having answer in amateur contest

Leady

Flowering plant also called plumbago

Plumbago plant

Plumbago, a Mediterranean and tropical plant

Naturally, most green (of suburbia)

Most like lettuce or spinach

Most verdant

Most apt to sink

Having the least integrity

Most holey

Leary

Leavy

Strict judicial conformist

One following statutes to the letter

One adhering to the detail of the law

A plaintiff in a type of lawsuit

Source of deep delivery (wordplay)

A mo. floating alone (wordplay)

Sea rescue craft

Bond's in the cotton business

Match point in brilliant tie

Fibrous connective tissue

Man (or woman) of action (wordplay)

Plaintiff, for one

A party in action (wordplay)

Like the best topsoil

See Conservative with celeb status showing preference for a particular area

Ship's largest vessel

Relative of a dory.

Vessel used by the Vikings

Least likely to stray

Faithful subject out to ?? I'll say!

Remains faithful to last oily rogue

One supporting established government

Minstrel.

Certain shore area

Summer-cottage site

Bright enough, but wicked, perhaps

What a 100-watt 2-volt bulb produces

Wickedly little illumination

Car with a folding hood

Early auto style

Small convertible country needs golden permit

Landsman

One taking clarinets off

Thief dressed in scarlet

Brigand or burglar

Lavish

Leachy

A shrub (Amorpha canescens) of sandy woodlands and streambanks of the Western U. S. having hoary pinnate flowers and dull-colored racemose flowers; it is thought to indicate the presence of lead ore.Amorpha canescens) of sandy woodlands and streambanks of the Western U. S. having hoary pinnate flowers and dull-colored racemose flowers; it is thought to indicate the presence of lead ore.

Suer for damages

Suitor left in ballet movement

English word

An outline of the face.

Part of mug's tin and enamel cracked

(Facial) feature

Oil from car black until changed

It helps get the wheels turning

It may keep things moving

Profuse in growth

(Of hair) thick and healthy

Long shift female ignored, working in a rut

See Leucoplast. Leucoplast.

A liberal.

In place of occupant becoming officer

UK rank below captain

Peculiar talent in EU officer

Sadly, I still rate him a pedant

Rigid person of the word, a little sir being silly

A painter of landscapes.

A dividing cell that gives rise to a mature lymphocyte.

Lackadaisical state

""LAPAROSCOPE A slender endoscope, containing fiber-optic viewing capability and miniature surgical devices, which can be inserted through a small incision in the abdominal wall, allowing a surgeon to perform minor surgery with minimal damage to the abdominal muscles.""

LIBERATION The act of liberating or the state of being liberated.

Of or pertaining to the Labyrinthodonta.