2-Letter Words Starting with L

Facial hair (wordplay)

Eye irritant (wordplay)

Cosmetic extension (wordplay)

Flourishing - drunkard (slang)

Luxuriant - drunkard (slang)

Habitual drinker (slang)

Boxer's necktie (wordplay)

Lab manager (wordplay)

Get a line on (wordplay)

10 p.m., say

Toward midnight, say

Around 11 p.m., perhaps

Like a loo can be extravagant!

Sumptuous, like a throne room (wordplay)

Lush birch hanging over sign, for one

On the paltry side, as an offer

Hollywood's home abbreviation

Having a relatively small elevation

Polite, perhaps

Feminine

A girl's ugly husband's rather big

Rather big hit smashed rig inside

Kind of big

{playful=adj}

Quite idle

Closer to Obama than to Bush, say

Just off center

With socialist leanings

Losing height, perhaps? Hardly!

Somewhat like an anaconda

Rather be at length

A bit bold, as a tie

Kind of flashy

A bit raucous

Ill-mannered and coarse, behaviour say

After fifty I shout in such a coarse way

Soul hit produced by ill-mannered type

Like his plum, maybe

Stolid politician, one accosted by drunk

With a bad figure, rather fat, going topless

A {bonefish=n}

Droop when left with misery

Haul sign away - lack vitality

...despair following left's decline

Like a fish-garnish taste

Somewhat light

King of the sea (wordplay)

Sea creature named for a jungle creature

Aquarium attraction

Somewhat little

Disagreeable (because of a condition?)

Bad-tempered when meat is hard

Unhappy, bad tempered

Fish with edible roe

Flushing out freshwater swimmer

Freshwater creature that breathes air

Gives a breather to shark with long swimmer

Eager; craving; urged by desire; eager to taste or enjoy; greedy.

Fable about smoked salmon (wordplay)

Hair stylist's other job (wordplay)

Keystone ring wearer (wordplay)

""A peculiar sort of stitch formed by the locking of two threads together, as in the work done by some sewing machines. See Stitch.Stitch.""

Dreamer

""LEPRECHAUN A small mischevous elf or spirit in Irish folklore; it is often depicted in literature as a dwarfish bearded old man; -- legend tells that if a leprechaun is captured, he will reveal the location of his hidden pot of gold.""