2-Letter Words Starting with L

Of tears or weeping

Charm ally with tears

'E's out to leach rye meal of drops

Laconism

Lacrimal

Indoor plants popular in waiting rooms

One of the Lagomorpha.

Belts Adam (anagram)

Censured severely or angrily

Beat the little beast like a Teddy

Calls on the carpet

Excoriates

Thrashes

LAMBENT flickering like a flame

Lambkill

Small diplomas (wordplay)

Materials for babies' rugs

Hides from gentle animals

Expert in ornamental fabrics (wordplay)

No genius he

Bozo or dodo

Covered with scales

Weepers.

Complaining of incorrect alignment

Bemoaning faulty alignment

What a hell of a thing a matriarchy would be!

This is On the Beach - long song about dictator

A polymer of glucose and mannitol that is the main form of food storage of brown algae.

Like most backstage passes

Word for structure of windshield glass

Detail man to work with plates

Mica, shale, and butcher block

Divides into thin layers

Like some building materials

ID maker's machine

One covers nonsense creature's return

Gizmo used in making photo ID's

Inflammation of the lamin\'91 or fleshy plates along the coffin bone of a horse; founder.

Lamister

Light colour for soot (wordplay)

Soot used as a pigment

Powdery form of carbon

Lampers

Bright enough, but wicked, perhaps

What a 100-watt 2-volt bulb produces

Wickedly little illumination

Mocked, in a way

Skewered, as in a skit

Publicly ridiculed

Trump satirist Sarah Cooper, for example

Parodist performing in Palermo resort

Hit on river, one right for satirist

Part of the street scene.

They light the way

Streetlight supports

Sea creature hit police sergeant? He will!

Lampyrid

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

Alamo and Faneuil Hall, for example

Prominent objects in a landscape

Historical buildings, for example

Element #57

One jumping on the bandwagon, say

Fashionable sort (wordplay)

Fashionable one (wordplay)

LATHY long and slender

Laudanum

Senators, for example

Weighers of bills

They know how to handle bills

Enacting laws; legislative.

Leafworm

Lechayim

Lawyer's terms

Top drawer vocation for one in Windsor

Recurring musical theme

Theme of fancy tile design

Limit vote (anagram)

Recurring literary theme

Recurring musical phrase

Adjective (-al)

A band of nerve fibres

Summer party drinks

Some citrus drinks

Sidewalk-stand sales

Lemuroid

""A person with a slender, thin, or frail body.""

'Top Ten List' reader

Star seen late at night

Stupid Pet Tricks talk show host

Some college athletes

College athletes.

Students with outstanding character (wordplay)

Leucemia

Cancer of the blood

Type of cancer

Disease in which white blood cells multiply

Leukemia

Leukemic

English word

Pl. leukotomies also leucotomies Chiefly British A prefrontal lobotomy.

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

They last till the last of us

That's all we have for a living

Spans of three-score years and ten.

Tissues that may be torn

Bands of connective tissue

Tissues that connect bones

Having light; lighted; not dark or gloomy; bright.

Limber

Doing calisthenics (with "up").

Warming up for exercise

Furnaces for reducing calcium carbonate

Green illumination (wordplay)

Radiation that reaches a star (wordplay)

Center of interest

Five-line verses

Five-lined verses

"A flea in a fly in a flue," and others.

A mineral prepared from fruit (sound)

Luray Caverns material

Tie lemons up in sedimentary rock

Fruit juice? Clear colourless solution

Tartish drink

Tannery solution

Subject to checks and balances

With limitation.

Very large, extensive

nfinit (wordplay)

Like outer space.

Study of lakes and ponds

Limonene

Limonite

LIMONITE a major ore of iron

Long way to go (wordplay)

Long ride (wordplay)

A way to go by

Translucence

Limpsey

Limuloid

An outline of the face.

Part of mug's tin and enamel cracked

(Facial) feature

It needs a rubber to put them on

They may be spread in the locker room

Sports doctors' supplies

Linoleum

LIPOSOME a microscopic globule composed of lipids

Liposome

""LISSOME lithe, also LISSOM""

How accurate copies are made

Letter for letter

Letter-for-letter

Lithemia

Homeliest characters can be graceful

Toned graceful model hostile to me

Article in case stuck in tree, not stiff

""The operation, art, or practice of cutting for stone in the bladder.""

Guy covered with foie gras (wordplay)

Member of a City Company

Predecessor of a chauffeur.

Stable fellows (wordplay)

Are they irritable when dressed alike (wordplay)

Stable chaps, but apparently irritable ones

Lixivium

Can't like revolting

A hole most dreadfully repulsive

Liberal profanity a few find offensive

Lobbyism

Surgical removal of a lobe from any organ of the body (such as the lung or brain).

Localism

Fable about smoked salmon (wordplay)

Hair stylist's other job (wordplay)

Keystone ring wearer (wordplay)

Moved, jocularly

Locomote

Relating to power of moving mad vehicle!

Relating to shifts of temperature in unusually cool room

Porter's room intended, say, for deposit of monies

Doddery old chaps going in to get accommodation

Accommodations

Lodgment

Slide-rule number

In math, it may be common or natural

Slide rule's basis

Type of statistical distribution

Logogram

Logomach

An argument about words.

Dispute concerning words

Leave Mum in lake and start your verbal sparring

Lomentum

Lonesome

Noisemaker of sorts

Braggart with noisy oral orifice

Ear-splitting yakker

On the bottom.

At the bottom of the list.

At the very bottom

""Geography a rhumb line or curve on the surface of a sphere intersecting all meridians at the same angle; hence, the course of a ship or aircraft following a constant compass direction. ; loxodromic,""

Loyalism

Lumberer

Sawyer's table

Moving like an elephant

Failing to start sleeping, being clumsy

Awful mumbler - a northern feller

Paul Bunyan's calling.

Paul Bunyan, for example

They deal in deal

English word

Set characteristic cryptic clue; initially missing Nina

""A votive candle set into a small, decorative paper bag weighted with sand and placed in a row with others along a walkway, driveway, or rooftop as a holiday decoration. Also called regionally farolito .""

Shine

Glow

Luminism

Luminist

Feature of badly-mixed custard

LUMPISH {stupid=adj}

Home of counterculture (wordplay)

School's cafeteria

Where students meet to eat

One for when a meal is needed (wordplay)

Inlet much improved by midday (wordplay)

When midday meal is eaten

Lungworm

Lutecium

Lutetium

Pity Hal with the MC for a gland

Lymphoma

Lyricism

An instrument for measuring the water that percolates through a certain depth of soil.

LYSOSOME a saclike part of a cell

Lysosome

Lysozyme

Mahler 'cosy'? Wrong - sorrowful

Tearful (literary)

Rashly come out, getting weepy

A chemical substance that causes tears to flow; same as lachrymator.lachrymator.

Lagomorph

Himalayan monasteries

Males arise to be trained for Buddhist institutions

Thrashing: Slang.

Dressing down

Thrashing Slang.

Lambency

Decorative drapery

Valance.

Valance

Stumbling scholars

Chuckleheads

Lameness

Far from fortunate

Awful food given to the French servants

Awful ballet with name cast

LAMENT to cry out in grief

LAMENTED lament

""Pertaining to seaweeds of the genus Laminaria, or to that zone of the sea (from two to ten fathoms in depth) where the seaweeds of this genus grow.""

Laminaria

Laminarin

Laminate

Layered structure

Laminator

Lampblack

Certain illuminations.

Certain Harvard men

Satirizers.

Satirical writing ridiculing someone

Ridiculing bad Monroe play

Oral eponym, perhaps, suggesting personal satire

Satirist's work

Lampshell

They're continent enough to get a thousand of the mokes ashore

Lanthanum

Opening to examine innards of engine, a mate having reversed battery terminal

Feature of a certain bass

Kind of bass

Type of bass

They may stand for something

Ten o'clock scholars.

Folks who weren't on time

Lathyrism

"What's My Line?" candidate.

What's My Line? candidate.

LAUNDRY a place where clothes are washed and ironed

Lawmaking

Radioactive transuranic element

Element atomic number 103

Radioactive element dispersed warm nuclei

Expansionist's slogan

Extra space deemed necessary

Elbow space a la Hitler.

State of being valid

Conformity to the law or rules

Propriety of member having sex being nameless

Run away? I would, pal - it's allowed!

E-mail: get it encrypted, OK (wordplay)

Stage one - note friend is legal

Allow to make off up M1 with one's sweetheart

The principles or plans of legitimists.

""One who supports legitimate authority; esp., one who believes in hereditary monarchy, as a divine right.""

To legitimate.

Resembling a pulse, like a glow-worm, say, trapped

""(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Microbiology) any parasitic flagellate protozoan of the genus Leishmania : infects humans and animals and causes diseases ranging from skin lesions to potentially fatal organ damage [New Latin, named after Sir W.B. Leishman (1865-1926), Scottish bacteriologist]""

Clearly ideas worth repeating

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

Leitmotiv

""A curve in the form of the figure 8, with both parts symmetrical, generated by the point in which a tangent to an equilateral hyperbola meets the perpendicular on it drawn from the center.""

Herb in Thai cuisine

Fruit, drugs or herb

Asian cuisine staple

Slowly, on sheet music

Very slow; very slowly; -- of music tempo.

Leptosome

Homosexual relations between women.

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

Leukaemia

What's not right (wordplay)

Generous political philosophy

Freedom from sickly Blair smile

Ballerina's trait

Flexibility of wings, say, wrapped around seabirds

Places of excessive public attention

Conspicuous positions.

Prominent positions

Mammoth Cave rocks

Great Pyramid of Giza material

Some fossil bases

Limewater

Liminess

Defect from Left, dummy!

Rule restricting extent

Left impression of circumscription

""The point, edge, or line beyond which something cannot or may not proceed.""

LIMITING the act of limiting

""(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) (of a country or region) on or near a frontier [via French from Late Latin limitrophus, from limit- limit + Greek -trophus supporting; originally referring to borderland that supported frontier troops]""

Adjective (-ic)

Long rides (wordplay)

Emulsion is sprayed on automobiles

They stretch out in Broadway