| Lotto-like casino game | 22 |
| Lotus Child song about hats? | 28 |
| Lotus position activity | 23 |
| Lotus position discipline | 25 |
| Lotus position holders | 22 |
| Lotus position instructors | 26 |
| Lotus position practice | 23 |
| Lotus sports-car model | 22 |
| Lotus-position discipline | 25 |
| Lotus-___ (daydreamer) | 22 |
| Lou Brock or Tim Raines e.g. | 29 |
| Lou Costello's partner | 26 |
| Lou Dobbs Tonight channel | 25 |
| Lou Gehrig or Cal Ripken | 24 |
| Lou Gehrig's number | 23 |
| Lou Gehrig, on the diamond | 26 |
| Lou Grant portrayer Ed | 22 |
| Lou Grant's anchorman | 25 |
| Lou Grant's employee | 24 |
| Lou Grant's ex-wife | 23 |
| Lou Grant's wife on TV | 26 |
| Lou Grant, to Mary Richards | 27 |
| Lou Groza's nickname | 24 |
| Lou Holtz once coached them | 27 |
| Lou of Fox Business Network | 27 |
| Lou of The Velvet Underground | 29 |
| Lou of Velvet Underground | 25 |
| Lou Reed flame Anderson | 23 |
| Lou's clueless anchor | 25 |
| Lou's dimwitted anchorman | 29 |
| Lou's partner in comedy | 27 |
| Lou, Liu, or Lew, but not loo | 29 |
| Louangphrabang language | 23 |
| Louche rocker, perhaps | 22 |
| Loud and colorful bird | 22 |
| Loud and continued noise | 24 |
| Loud and dramatic, as a voice | 29 |
| Loud and wild, like a party | 27 |
| Loud argument in public, e.g. | 29 |
| Loud auto honker of yore | 24 |
| Loud beast heard in theaters | 28 |
| Loud burst of laughter | 22 |
| Loud CNBC call-in show | 22 |
| Loud door-closing sound | 23 |
| Loud like a packed stadium | 26 |
| Loud noise, in Scotland | 23 |
| Loud parties in Georgia? | 24 |
| Loud sound from trumpets | 24 |
| Loud speakers, supposedly | 25 |
| Loud succession of sounds | 25 |
| Loud talent contest of old | 26 |
| Loud, as a stadium crowd | 24 |
| Loud, bombastic declamation | 27 |
| Loud, continuous noise | 22 |
| Loud, long, mournful cry | 24 |
| Louder, in music: Abbr. | 23 |
| Loudly enjoys, as a joke | 24 |
| Loudly expressed pleasure | 25 |
| Loudly insistent fellow | 23 |
| Loudmouth's talk | 25 |
| Loudness increaser, of a sort | 29 |
| Loudness units, briefly | 23 |
| Loudonville, N.Y., campus | 25 |
| Loudspeaker's sound | 23 |
| Loudspeaker, informally | 23 |
| Loudspeakers, for short | 23 |
| Louganis who did gainers | 24 |
| Lough Gowna's river | 23 |
| Lough ___ (Irish lake) | 22 |
| Loughlin of '90210' | 27 |
| Loughlin of 'Rad' | 25 |
| Loughlin of "90210" | 29 |
| Louis and Thomas: Abbr. | 23 |
| Louis Armstrong instrument | 26 |
| Louis Armstrong nickname | 24 |
| Louis Armstrong played one | 26 |
| Louis Armstrong's horn | 26 |
| Louis Armstrong, informally | 27 |
| Louis Armstrong, sometimes | 26 |
| Louis Armstrong, to friends | 27 |
| Louis Bonaparte's kingdom | 29 |
| Louis Braille and Les Paul | 26 |
| Louis Freeh's org. | 22 |
| Louis from New Orleans | 22 |
| Louis I's realm: Abbr. | 26 |
| Louis I, to Charlemagne | 23 |
| Louis IX or Philippe IV | 23 |
| Louis Marie Julien Viaud | 24 |
| Louis Philippe, for one | 23 |
| Louis Quatorze, for example | 27 |
| Louis Quatorze, for one | 23 |
| Louis Quinze alternative | 24 |
| Louis Spohr chamber work | 24 |
| Louis the Lazy, for one | 23 |
| Louis Viaud's pen name | 26 |
| Louis Vuitton competitor | 24 |
| Louis who was guillotined | 25 |
| Louis XIII, to Henry IV | 23 |
| Louis XIV and XV, e.g. | 22 |
| Louis XIV and XVI, e.g. | 23 |