2-Letter Words Starting with L

Tenth of ten, say

Concluding, darn it, there's no tip!

Place for the slowest runner (wordplay)

In order not to, say forget (wordplay)

It comes before we forget (wordplay)

For fear that (something should happen)

A fifty-first menu, perhaps

Winner left before 14 (part 2)

Lean one way (or the other)

Late for a party, maybe

In need of directions, perhaps

Going in circles, maybe

Soap ingredient (wordplay)

Sloth's companion (wordplay)

Uncontrolled appetite, of sorts

Contracted for, perhaps*

Kind of resistance (wordplay)

Most converse (wordplay)

Feeblest, excuse perhaps

Weakest, excuse or argument say

Tops in tallness (wordplay)

Most in-style, say

Gossip (with "the")

Most recent (news)

Most OK with whatever

Exalts (anagram)

Having the fewest rules

One learned in the law

Expert on law.

Attorney, for example

Like

Most vivid, as colors

Most vital

Winger causing destruction (wordplay)

Foodstuff for John the Baptist

Six-footer army boss beset by libido

Worst art imitating cattle (wordplay)

Least (in number)

Nearest the ground

Medieval balladeer, maybe

Elizabethan ballad player, maybe

An old musician

Orpheus, for one

Apollo, for one, musically speaking

Pindar, for one

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

Most long and slender

Maximally gaunt

Most angular

Jumbo size, usually

Biggest rat's leg is broken

Many a Guinness entry

Hearing something (wordplay)

Might this cover me lud (wordplay)

Dress for action (wordplay)

Least inclined to work

Most likely to let the dishes pile up

Least likely to work

Having the most to gain (wordplay)

Most suitable for Sprat

Tops in trimness

Left

No Tory keeps record about English daily

Went first for such a voter

Supporter of socialism

Maximally blue, say

Most lascivious

Most salacious

Celebration of romance produced most willingly

Lieve

Most fertile, as soil

Weakest politician's energy in cant

Most wilted

Most wilted.

Liney

Most loose-limbed

One eating you out of house and home (wordplay)

Most supple

Most sluggish.

Most lethargic

Most sluggish

Of interest to Guinness, say

Competition winning drive (wordplay)

Like the day of the summer solstice

Like the best slots (wordplay)

Least tight-fitting

Most prepared to pitch

Very much like the sound of 40, perhaps

With most volume

At volume 10, often

Luny

Most rich drunks finally repent

Most profuse or succulent

Most luxurious in growth

Pole is almost nervous around father

Standard-bearer is light supporter

Third party with you and me

Most slab-sided

Most gangly

Most gangling

""An expert in gems, also LAPIDARY""

Lardy

Larky

Lathy

Leady

Naturally, most green (of suburbia)

Most like lettuce or spinach

Most verdant

Most apt to sink

Having the least integrity

Most holey

Leary

Leavy

Ledgy

Tops in wariness

Steelier sort, most suspicious

Guarded to the max

Strict judicial conformist

One following statutes to the letter

One adhering to the detail of the law

High-waisted to the extreme

Most long-limbed

Having the longest lower limbs

""One that libels, also LIBELER, LIBELLER""

A fawning person

Having least weight

With the least 22 ac

Having the least weight

Limby

Lingy

U.N. worker.

He'll have the tongue

One skilled in languages

Most fuzz-filled

Displaying the most sass

Smallest in size

Like the runt

Adjective for a runt

Like the best topsoil

Influence pedlar, perhaps

Bill's friend or foe (wordplay)

Special-interest representative

See Conservative with celeb status showing preference for a particular area

Most elevated

Most exalted.

Most prominent newspaper that's mislaid outside

Loggy

Having the fewest marbles (wordplay)

Most out-to-lunch

Most insane

Superlatively dizzy, dishes in the dosh

Loppy

Worst group for tackling tricky issue

Most inferior

Most inferior in station

Toes will curl at the very bottom

Least likely to stray

Faithful subject out to ?? I'll say!

Remains faithful to last oily rogue

One supporting established government

Most fortunate in cute silk dress

Most blessed with good fortune

Most blessed by fortune

A painter who uses the effects of light

Least smooth, as mashed potatoes

Most strong flush wiping edges to toilet - sit oddly

Minstrel.

Musician playing tune in record

Stringed-instrument player

Player arranged tune found in catalogue

Hammerstein, for one

Ira Gershwin, for one

Bernie Taupin, for one

Landsman

One taking clarinets off

Thief dressed in scarlet

Brigand or burglar

Lavish

Leachy

English word

Most credible

Limber

Limpsey

Service conductor fired primitive tenor

See religious leader stir guilt terribly

Authority on rites

It's up to evil, broken tiles to make one most active

Adjective for Crusoe.

One, as numbers go

Tell one is strangely more miserable

Lordly

Loudly

Round American splits garden tool turning over plant

Prettiest

On the bottom.

At the bottom of the list.

At the very bottom

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

Most tediously protracted

Taking the most time

Extended as far as possible, steel thing broke

See Leucoplast. Leucoplast.

A liberal.

Abe Burrows, for instance

Writer in a special field.

Provider of opera's words

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

Sadly, I still rate him a pedant

Rigid person of the word, a little sir being silly

Braunschweiger, for example

Certain sausage

Delicatessen purchase.

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

A dividing cell that gives rise to a mature lymphocyte.

Lackadaisical state

One who studies words

""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.""

Student of moths and butterflies

Student of butterflies and moths

One who studies butterflies and moths

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

One versed in lichenology.

One versed in liturgiology.