2-Letter Words Starting with L

New thing to turn over (wordplay)

Table part, perhaps

Cover-up in Paradise (wordplay)

Felt silly (wordplay)

Boxing jab that's not right (wordplay)

A band on Ed (wordplay)

Willingly page, say

Gladly, to an old botanist (wordplay)

Willingly, in a phrase.

Bowl of cherries, maybe

Long sentence (wordplay)

Prison term, perhaps

Take up 17 yards by the look of it!

It raises the Queen (wordplay)

Take the wrong way (wordplay)

Don't work for your bread!

Hang around for bread (wordplay)

Some bread; 10 (slang)

There's room at the top!

Painter's setting (wordplay)

SoHo studio, maybe

The palm of the hand

Yacht-race maneuver.

Sail near the wind

Sail closer to wind

Flips pages, with "through"

Turns over the pages of

Turns the pages of a book

Like spinach say

Like the better class suburbs (wordplay)

Like spinach, say

They're taken by drivers

Some pugilistic punches

Some turns or punches

Grove for one

Whitey Ford for one

Sandy Koufax, for one

Pen pal, perhaps (wordplay)

Three-time loser, perhaps

Committed type say

Mountain climbers (wordplay)

Steals uppers and downers (wordplay)

Does presses or curls, say

Has a lazy Sunday, perhaps

Hangs about idly

Takes it easy.

Artists' stories, maybe

Uses a sand wedge, say

Uses a sand wedge say

Like some aspirations

Like an aerie

Like some goals

Bath accessory (Var.)

Bath sponge (Var.)

Option for a scrub

Loof

Gourd fruit

Gourd fruit.

Flaps as a sail

Parts of fore-and-aft sails

Sails nearer the wind

Quintuplets maybe (wordplay)

Twins, maybe (wordplay)

A squiggly child, perhaps

Left the pits, right (wordplay)

By the book

Within the rules

Redundant pass (wordplay)

Stop or I'll fire!

Stop bugging me!

Paged quickly (wordplay)

Flipped, as pages (with "through")

Briefly looked (through)

Left

More willing, old-style

More willing, old style

Rather, once

In a lief manner

Pen fixtures (wordplay)

Ones who can't get out

Three-time losers

Elated at being arrested!

Took the wrong way (wordplay)

Used a jack

Crane, for one

Gym rat, perhaps

Clean and jerk performer

Took it easy

Emulated a couch potato

Did no work

Place for a penny, perhaps

Slacker's shoe (wordplay)

Leisurely shoe (wordplay)

What the upshot is, perhaps

Made a high ball (wordplay)

Given a lift and led around frequently

Type of golf club.

Golf club similar to a niblick

Golf iron with a sloped face

Sponge half cooked (two eggs in it)

A scrubber (John take note)

Halo of the washing sponge (wordplay)

Natural bath accessories (Var.)

Certain sponges (Var.)

Bathroom sponges (Var.)

Kind of fancy sponges

Sailed near the wind.

Sailed nearer the wind.

Sailed close to the wind

Quantities of tots (wordplay)

Chubby children (wordplay)

Children, to a department-store Santa

Reactions to losses, maybe

Worker's worry

Temporary discharges of workers

Initiate an action

Begin when unleashed

Start the ball rolling

Gala fee (anagram)

Is it green with age (wordplay)

Left bunch of keys in foliage

Like some lettuce heads

Having more foliage.

Having more foliage

Browsing, as in a paper

Turning the pages

Turning pages

Street handout, maybe

Feet all clumsy? Look at this ad!

Flyer left ale - getting drunk!

Left

Babe Ruth and Barry Bonds, for two

Carlton and Koufax, for two

Noted minority group

Closer to Obama than to Bush, say

Just off center

With socialist leanings

Socialist or communist stance

Leftfield album

What moved Marx to wreck film set (wordplay)

No Tory keeps record about English daily

Went first for such a voter

Supporter of socialism

Celebration of romance produced most willingly

Full of life

A way of living

Bar bell users.

Elevating people or things

Users of barbells, for example

Weight for it!

Raising up or stealing

Activity performed by bodybuilders

British guy running an elevator

He operates on different levels

Elevator operator, to a Brit

Liftman

Launch (of rocket)

The upshot (wordplay)

Moment of launch

Convert into wood

Turn to water, perhaps

Become fluid, of a solid when heated

Turn to fluid

""To make or become liquid, also LIQUEFY""

Shoes with copper disks, perhaps

They have no ties

They come with no strings attached

Doing nothing in particular

Idling, hanging around

Taking it easy.

A bony fish

Certain golf clubs.

Golf clubs used for high trajectory shots

Higher, having left Rio dancing!

Trefoil (anagram)

Higher (ambitions)

In an arrogant manner

Haughtily

Hitting high up

Children's author pitching up

Hitting up

Has fool got the back brushes (wordplay)

Day spa accessories

Shower items

Ne'er-do-well

Rotten existence for society's dregs

Society's dregs

Devil of a match!

Cryptic clue fair? Without a match!

A match for Nick (wordplay)

Luff

Like wolves vis-a-vis foxes

Like a dirty old man

Sexually desirous

Gravy helping, perhaps

Soup scoop serving

As much as a large spoon can hold

A {bonefish=n}

Dry ground sighted from a ship

Collapse of earth

End of sea journey

Wasted area (wordplay)

Rubbish disposal (site)

Refuse to go underground here (wordplay)

Hill or dale

Natural feature of the earth's surface

Hill or valley, for example

The sport of cross-country skiing

Cross-country skiing

To turn to stone

How criminals do not behave

Within the rules

By the book

First ones to bat

First ones at the plate

Opening moves

Leafage

Naturally, most green (of suburbia)

Most like lettuce or spinach

Most verdant

Conditiion of deciduous trees in winter

Sounds as if fur is never like this

Barely like the tree after 2 down

Sheets of info often free

Fliers for distribution

One-page ads

Foliose

A moth larva that feeds on leaves

Spring activity for the kids (wordplay)

Spring game (wordplay)

Golfer foolishly accepts a quiet game

Leftism

Liberal-leaning group, perhaps

Sinister socialists (wordplay)

Many early Zola readers

Scrap for Fido, perhaps

Remaining right below (wordplay)

Perhaps unused to be not right on top

How liberals lean

Got out of hospital, not in the right direction

Aport

Radical liberal faction

One side of a political party.

Position in hockey or politics

Source of deep delivery (wordplay)

A mo. floating alone (wordplay)

Sea rescue craft

Without vigour of late (wordplay)

Fifty selfies oddly lacking any vitality

Having no pizazz

Like some wax figures

Free from artificiality

Not of late, seemingly

Potential millionaire's aid (wordplay)

Essential support (read by palmists?)

Rope from a ship, say

From the cradle to the grave

There's one criminal in this forever

Throughout your time

Does a liver perhaps have one (wordplay)

Period clock under sentence (wordplay)

Seemingly an age (wordplay)

Lifeway

Calling response (wordplay)

All of an author's writings, for example

All of an author's writings, e.g

Not too heavy to hoist

Not at all heavy

Able to be hoisted

Rear door on sport utility vehicle (4,4)

Term for top-hinged rear hatch

SUV's rear hatch

NASA launches

NASA successes

NASA specialties

Brightly illuminated

King of the sea (wordplay)

Sea creature named for a jungle creature

Aquarium attraction

Inspiring disgust, say

Detestable

Repulsive

Lobefin

Member of the Equal Rights Party, 1835.

Democratic party faction in 1835.

A member of the radical faction of the New York City Democrats of 1835

Most elevated

Most exalted.

Most prominent newspaper that's mislaid outside

Without a high room

State tree of Alabama

Cartoonist - career right for criminal, say (wordplay)

Good-for-nothings

Despicable sorts

Immoral sorts

Early matches

Fish with edible roe

Flushing out freshwater swimmer

Freshwater creature that breathes air

Gives a breather to shark with long swimmer

""Having the shape of a lyre, also LYRATE, LYRATED""

Ladleful

Certain shore area

Summer-cottage site

Ships' approaches to shores.

Some sightings

Dignified dumps

Geographical features ... or what the circled squares in this puzzle represent

Geographical features ... or what the shaded squares in this puzzle represent

Geographical features... or what the circled squares in this puzzle represent

Langlauf

A plant duct containing latex.

Leaflet

Stem protrusion

Slender stem that supports plant's flat green structure

Petiole

Leafworm

Snug, as a roof.

Sealed so as not to allow seepage

Like a good travel mug

Progresses in jumps or stages

Goes over another's head

Flog spare rubbish in vaults

Soup ingredients, perhaps

Takeout food (wordplay)

Remains of the cricket match (wordplay)

Top drawer vocation for one in Windsor

Recurring musical theme

Theme of fancy tile design

""Having the form of liber, or resembling liber.""

Cover charged by month can sap

Most vital element

Vital force

They're only out for your savings

Ship's equipment.

They rescue people

One of the Beach Boys (wordplay)

Bank magazine-rack overseer (wordplay)

GARFIELD + U = Beach V.I.P

Palmist's concern.

Items in palmistry.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire options

Mae West perhaps flies around state

Candy with a hole in the middle

An opportune rescuer.

Existing fashion (wordplay)

It may be Spartan

You get used to it

They last till the last of us

That's all we have for a living

Spans of three-score years and ten.

Lifework

Liftgate

""A typeface or font of characters having relatively thin, light lines.""

English word

Lignify

Lignify

Like rock in a volcano or infant's food

Turned to fluid

That which liquefies.

Thaws

Liquify

Liquify

Transformed into stone

Lithify

Anti-Tammany reformers of 1835.

Match-lighting party of 1835

Friction matches

Impressive height; nobility (of manner)

Quality of altruistic motives

Stature without bags of money

Lowlifer

""Any of several substances found in luminescent organisms (such as the firefly, Photinus pyralis) which, when oxidized, produces an almost heatless light. It was first isolated from fireflies, and is the source of the firefly luminescence. See also firefly luciferinPhotinus pyralis) which, when oxidized, produces an almost heatless light. It was first isolated from fireflies, and is the source of the firefly luminescence. See also firefly luciferin""

LUSTFUL full of lust

Lutefisk

Noble dessert (wordplay)

Tirami su cake

Common item in a trifle's cake layer

Ladyfish

Lakefront

LANGLAUF a cross-country ski run

Lapidify

Lapidify

Laticifer

""Pl. latifundia (-d - ) A great landed estate, especially of the ancient Romans.""

Pl. latifundios A large landed estate in Spain or Latin America.

Code word for Eliot (wordplay)

There's not as much about awful northern legality

Plant pest.

LEAFLET to distribute printed sheets of paper

LEAFLET to distribute printed sheets of paper

Leaflet

Leafstalk

Clearly ideas worth repeating

Not weighty reasons, they say, for repeating the same old idea

The development or design of the shape of an alphabet letter.

Lifeblood

Workers who keep an eye on swimmers

Workers in towers

Pool attendants

LIFELESS no life

They go overboard in some emergencies

Brand whose first flavor was Pep-O-Mint

They're in a roll

Like CPR, often

Working on the beach, in a sense

Ways to be

LIGHTFACE

Lightface

Hard-to-read preliminary print (wordplay)

Lignify

Lionfish

Liquefier

Liquefy

Liquify

Lithify

""An enzyme which catalyzes the oxidation of luciferin, thereby producing bioluminescence.""

Luciferin

Giving light; affording light or means of discovery.

Dreamer

Lumpfish

Lungfish