2-Letter Words Starting with L

Not given, say

Not given to being fast, then (wordplay)

Fast enough not for giving, perhaps

Omphaloskepsis impediment (wordplay)

Reason for a brushoff (wordplay)

Trap collection (wordplay)

Famed stage name

He played "The Guardsman."

'The Guardsman' star

Was resting (against)

Was inclined (wordplay)

Listed in England (wordplay)

Little moon, old style

Crescentshaped part formerly

Crescent-shaped article Var.

Say "woe is me," say

Mourn (a person's death)

Mourn , bewail the loss of

Surgeon's paperknife (wordplay)

Surgeon's paper knife (wordplay)

Surgeon's implement

Hidden talent, perhaps

Existing but not yet active, say talent

Hidden (talent)

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"

Winger having scored 50 goals (wordplay)

Bird's fifty goals scored (wordplay)

Perhaps get XO back in the air a little

Type of legume

Seed pod.

Awkward clue - not extremely bright!

Glowing with light

Giving off light

Like a lyric flame.

Giving off a soft radiance.

Shedding some light, clobber criminal

A tongue-like part

Most long and slender

Maximally gaunt

Most angular

Having the most to gain (wordplay)

Most suitable for Sprat

Tops in trimness

Clement backed a German put inside fast!

Inclined to mercy.

Soft on punishment

Engraving of sorts

Style of photoengraving

Photoengraving in solid black and white

Liney

Picture crazy - O for a lunatic!

It may be made with a gouge and a brayer

Type of print made by engraving

Fastener anti-loosening device (4,3)

Item for securing hair on head

Screw-fastening device

Of interest to Guinness, say

Competition winning drive (wordplay)

Like the day of the summer solstice

Luny

Burrowing marine animal

Swimmer put the Parisian through the window

Most slab-sided

Most gangly

Most gangling

Left lady, about time, with falcon

A plaintiff in a type of lawsuit

Bond's in the cotton business

Match point in brilliant tie

Fibrous connective tissue

Lingy

U.N. worker.

He'll have the tongue

One skilled in languages

Aye, there's the rub!

Arnica, for instance.

Witch hazel is one

Most fuzz-filled

Man (or woman) of action (wordplay)

Plaintiff, for one

A party in action (wordplay)

Sum placed in a bank

Money placed in a bank

Money left with the bank

Ship's largest vessel

Relative of a dory.

Vessel used by the Vikings

Having the fewest marbles (wordplay)

Most out-to-lunch

Most insane

{lucid=adj}

A painter who uses the effects of light

Pulmonaria officinalis

Plant grown wild in Luton not functioning

Minstrel.

Musician playing tune in record

Stringed-instrument player

Player arranged tune found in catalogue

Certain shore area

Summer-cottage site

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

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

An outline of the face.

Part of mug's tin and enamel cracked

(Facial) feature

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

Doddery old chaps going in to get accommodation

Accommodations

Adjective for Crusoe.

One, as numbers go

Tell one is strangely more miserable

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

Most tediously protracted

Taking the most time

Extended as far as possible, steel thing broke

In place of occupant becoming officer

UK rank below captain

Peculiar talent in EU officer

Tending to become liquid; inclined to melt to melt; melting.

A painter of landscapes.

""The scientific study of the life and phenomena of fresh water, especially lakes and ponds.""

Emitting light without heat

Giving off light

Lackadaisical state

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

One versed in lichenology.

Of or pertaining to the Labyrinthodonta.