2-Letter Words Starting with L

Overdue, in poesy

Overdue in poesy

Delayed: Poet.

Pilfered a string instrument (wordplay)

Performed as a minstrel, maybe

Accompanied a bard perhaps

Went the route

Withstood wear and tear

Didn't run out

Shaped with a machine

Covered with wooden strips.

Shaped by machine.

Let

Elated at being arrested!

Took the wrong way (wordplay)

Used a jack

Sang in Gaelic, maybe

The girl sounded so jaunty with the boy

Made carousel music

On Nasdaq, say

Had tips been put in register (wordplay)

In the white pages

What the upshot is, perhaps

Made a high ball (wordplay)

Given a lift and led around frequently

Took inventory (wordplay)

Took stock (wordplay)

Robbed during a riot

Divided into portions

Prepared an auction

Divided into groups for auction

Lout

Lunt

Had a passion (for)

Was a simp

Had a hankering

Woolly

Fastened (like a garden gate)

Shut, as a gate

Secured, in a way

Got darker, maybe

Advanced, as the hour.

Grew toward evening

Toward the side

Bequeathed.

Shaped like a biconvex lens

Lens-shaped.

Exercise piece (wordplay)

Tight-fitting garment, for gymnasts say

Dancer's attire

Letch

Licht

Tied, in surgery

Tied up, to a surgeon

Tied with a band.

At the end of day Edward rested

Got off one's horse

Turned on a flood

Poor company (wordplay)

And cohere, perhaps, for company

As company is to 2 (wordplay)

Litho

Like a stone

Regarded with disgust and hatred

Detested and abominated

Did not like having the cargo outside

Having roundish projections.

Found topless model worried about tiger!

Settled - cold tea (anagram)

Cold tea (anagram)

Crescent-shaped

Crescent-shaped.

Had radiance.

The hots - very hot - must be given a gloss

Shining with hot passion, as the sun at sunset (wordplay)

Lax duet put out of joint

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

Having lips

A type of {lizard=n}

Got milk (wordplay)

Produced milk

Got milk

Mourned (a death)

Mourned or grieved for

Was sorry about the ten injured

Narrow and pointed

Having an acutely pointed arch.

Having flaps, as headgear

Roped at a rodeo

Lassoed.

Lassoed

A part of an annual ring of wood

Beaten, showing a white face (wordplay)

Ivory-coated (wordplay)

Worked the Dial (wordplay)

All in strips and frozen at last

Having crossed strips

With a network of crossed bars

Told off or instructed students

Spoke at a seminar

What Twain and Cable did in 1884

How liberals lean

Got out of hospital, not in the right direction

Aport

Was a star athlete, perhaps

Possessed of learning

Was on the varsity

Levant

Librate

Striped

Liquate

Heard it said - doctor lends tie!

Received a signal, perhaps

Heard with intention

Had all the young all over the place

Scattered in untidy fashion

Tilt the deer so ontidily

I'd led like this (wordplay)

Hung around a Target parking lot, say

Hung a round (wordplay)

Gave a glossy finish

Cut material had value

Lear acted badly hurt

Injured by tearing

Belts Adam (anagram)

Censured severely or angrily

Beat the little beast like a Teddy

Like most backstage passes

Word for structure of windshield glass

Detail man to work with plates

Revolutionary comrade I saw getting stoned

LATERAL to throw a sideward pass in football

Laterize

Latinize

Laureate

Leaflet

Tanned the opponent (wordplay)

Beaten, though there in first place!

Covered with horsehide

Used a salmon-spear

LEOTARD a close-fitting garment

Levigate

Raised volunteers (wordplay)

Did a seance feat

Rose by buoyancy.

Learner I reprimanded and let go

Wild bear I'd let free

Free at last

Ligature

Reduced the weight

Took a load off awfully thin ledge

Being illuminated, he tingled with excitement

Lighter

""Pine wood abounding in pitch, used for torches in the Southern United States; pine knots, dry sticks, and the like, for kindling a fire quickly or making a blaze.""

Transformed into stone

Pressed one's suit (wordplay)

Pressed a suit

Took legal action

Lobster

""Made up of, or divided into, lobules; as, a lobulated gland.as, a lobulated gland.""

Moved, jocularly

Layabouts' dream country

Idyllic spot

Left to love and lust outrageously in this bed of roses

State of being lusty; vigor of body.

Lustrate

Leaflet

Supporter I reprimanded settled a bill

Laid down law, it's alleged, improperly

Passed bills

Altered, in a way

Drawn out

Drew out pin around noon - after that, read intermittently

For example, Y-front's logo (wordplay)

Piece of corporate stationery

Stationery feature from red endings

LIGHTFACE

Made up speakers performed as a watch

Sold off quickly

Sold off, as assets

Converted to cash

""LIXIVIATE To subject to a washing process for the purpose of separating soluble material from that which is insoluble; to leach, as ashes, for the purpose of extracting the alkaline substances.""

Dealt with friction, say

Prepped for an ultrasound, say

Treated with oil

LUTEINIZE

LUXURIATE To grow exuberantly; to grow to superfluous abundance.

LATERALIZE

""A small branching shrub (Dirca palustris), with a white, soft wood, and a tough, leathery bark, common in damp woods in the Northern United States; called also moosewood, and wicopy. Dirca palustris), with a white, soft wood, and a tough, leathery bark, common in damp woods in the Northern United States; called also moosewood, and wicopy.""

Made lawful daughter born in wedlock first

Made to conform to the law

Then just escape and one is in the sea

Validated

LEGITIMIZE To legitimate.

Letterbox

Lightning

Limelight

King Richard I, they say

A millionaire is so courageous

King Richard's epithet

""LITERALIZE To make literal; to interpret or put in practice according to the strict meaning of the words; opposed to spiritualize; as, to literalize Scripture. spiritualize; as, to literalize Scripture.""

Livetrap

LOBOTOMISE

LOBOTOMIZE

Farseeing.

Golding's the author capable of prophesy (wordplay)

Given to offensive talk

Vociferous

Blatant.

Big in the middle? That's generous

Of liberal disposition

Dealer Gareth, surprisingly generous

Lacking a centre of gravity (wordplay)

Delight model holding spirit and bubbly!

Carefree to match love of writer

Lithograph

Lockstitch

LEGITIMATIZE To legitimate.

Past tense or past participle