| Lean Cuisine target market | 26 |
| Lean one way or another | 23 |
| Lean to one side, at sea | 24 |
| Lean, tough and strong | 22 |
| Lean-___ (makeshift shelters) | 29 |
| Lean-___ (simple shelters) | 26 |
| Lean-___ (simple structures) | 28 |
| Lean-___ (temporary shelters) | 29 |
| Leander's love and others | 29 |
| Leander's love, in Soho | 27 |
| Leander's lover et al. | 26 |
| Leaned in one direction | 23 |
| Leaner's point value | 24 |
| Leaning Ani DiFranco song? | 26 |
| Leaning in one direction | 24 |
| Leaning letters: Abbr. | 22 |
| Leaning slightly, as a ship | 27 |
| Leaning toward obesity | 22 |
| Leaning Tower city resident | 27 |
| Leaning Tower's city | 24 |
| Leaning Tower's country | 27 |
| Leaning Tower's town | 24 |
| Leaning typeface: abbr. | 23 |
| Leaning, as type: Abbr. | 23 |
| Leaning, in a way: Abbr. | 24 |
| Leans against, perhaps | 22 |
| Leans to port or to starboard | 29 |
| LEAP A COUNT to get fruit | 25 |
| Leap at the Winter Olympics | 27 |
| Leap Day William's home | 27 |
| Leap for a clumsy skater? | 25 |
| Leap for Michelle Kwan | 22 |
| Leap for Scott Hamilton | 23 |
| Leap in with both feet | 22 |
| Leap or lunar follower | 22 |
| Leap over a large bundle? | 25 |
| Leap with 1-1/2 rotations | 25 |
| Leap with one full rotation | 27 |
| Leap, like some lovers | 22 |
| Leaped a gap electrically | 26 |
| Leapin' ___ (comics car) | 28 |
| Leaping animal, for short | 25 |
| Leaping barnyard beasts | 23 |
| Leaping before looking | 22 |
| Leaping circus performer | 24 |
| Leaps across the ballet stage | 29 |
| Leaps for Peter Martins | 23 |
| Leaps for Rudy Galindo | 22 |
| Leaps in long programs | 22 |
| Leaps, like many a lover | 24 |
| Lear's consuming emotion | 28 |
| Lear's daughter et al. | 26 |
| Lear's daughters e.g. | 26 |
| Lear's devoted companion | 28 |
| Lear's eldest daughter | 26 |
| Lear's faithful companion | 29 |
| Lear's faithful follower | 28 |
| Lear's loyal courtier | 25 |
| Lear's loyal follower | 25 |
| Lear's loyal servant | 24 |
| Lear's middle daughter | 26 |
| Lear's second daughter | 26 |
| Learn about in a new way | 24 |
| Learn about through books | 25 |
| Learn by word of mouth | 22 |
| Learn by ___ (memorize) | 23 |
| Learn new things, maybe | 23 |
| Learn the real nature of | 24 |
| Learn through research | 22 |
| Learn through the grapevine | 27 |
| Learn to mistrust, maybe | 24 |
| Learn via a third party | 23 |
| Learn via the grapevine | 23 |
| Learned co-star of the 1970s | 28 |
| Learned Hand's field | 24 |
| Learned little by little | 24 |
| Learned man, in Madrid | 22 |
| Learned society of France | 25 |
| Learned the name of, say | 24 |
| Learned ___, famed jurist | 25 |
| Learner, in some cases | 22 |
| Learning by absorption | 22 |
| Learning by flash cards, e.g. | 29 |
| Learning by flashcards, e.g. | 28 |
| Learning by memorization | 24 |
| Learning by recitation | 22 |
| Learning by repetition | 22 |
| Learning may be done by it | 26 |
| Learning place, in France | 25 |
| Learning via repetition | 23 |
| Learns about bad jokes? | 23 |
| Learns little by little | 23 |
| Learns through the grapevine | 28 |
| Leary of 'Rescue Me' | 28 |
| Leary's drug of choice | 26 |
| Leary's hallucinogen | 24 |
| Leary's prescription | 24 |
| Leary's Special Dose? | 25 |
| Lease cosigner, informally | 26 |
| Lease one's services | 24 |