| Letters stamped on meat | 23 |
| Letters starting an address | 27 |
| Letters such as b and m | 23 |
| Letters symbolizing sleep | 25 |
| Letters that lack stamps | 24 |
| Letters that look like H | 24 |
| Letters that might follow @ | 27 |
| Letters that need answering? | 28 |
| Letters that often follow @ | 27 |
| Letters that pack a wallop | 26 |
| Letters that please an angel | 28 |
| Letters that please angels | 26 |
| Letters to a mathematician | 26 |
| Letters to introduce a prince | 29 |
| Letters to the Coast Guard | 26 |
| Letters under TUV, perhaps | 26 |
| Letters used by geometers | 25 |
| Letters used by Pythagoras | 26 |
| Letters used in dating | 22 |
| Letters used to avoid listing | 29 |
| Letters uttered with relief | 27 |
| Letters with Nor or Sask | 24 |
| Letters with some flowers | 25 |
| Letters' other half | 23 |
| Letters, catalogs, etc. | 23 |
| Letters, for the most part | 26 |
| Letters-to-the-troops content | 29 |
| Letting in a bit of light | 25 |
| Letting in a draft, say | 23 |
| Letting in a little air | 23 |
| Letting in a little light | 25 |
| Letting in a shaft, perhaps | 27 |
| Letting it all hang out | 23 |
| Letting it all hang out? | 24 |
| Letting less light through | 26 |
| Letting out (the line) | 22 |
| Letting out, conditionally | 26 |
| Letting ride, as at the track | 29 |
| Letting some air in, perhaps | 28 |
| Letting water in, as a ship | 27 |
| Letting-in or letting-on | 24 |
| Letting-off point: Abbr. | 24 |
| Lettre recipient, perhaps | 25 |
| Lettter rearrangements | 22 |
| Lettuce and tomatoes, e.g. | 26 |
| Lettuce in the spring? | 22 |
| Lettuce, cabbage, etc. | 22 |
| Leucothea, as a mortal | 22 |
| Lev Bronstein's alias | 25 |
| LeVar Burton miniseries | 23 |
| Levee's big brother | 23 |
| Level a building in Soho | 24 |
| Level a Hereford house | 22 |
| Level flats in Liverpool | 24 |
| Level ground, in a way | 22 |
| Level ground, in Spain | 22 |
| Level just below the majors | 27 |
| Level many seek to lower | 24 |
| Level of comprehension | 22 |
| Level of hierarchy: Abbr. | 25 |
| Level of karate expertise | 25 |
| Level of responsibility | 23 |
| Level on the Eiffel Tower | 25 |
| Level pt. of a staircase | 24 |
| Level seats are on them | 23 |
| Level served by a lift | 22 |
| Level the playing field | 23 |
| Level the playing field? | 24 |
| Level with a bulldozer | 22 |
| Level with the ground (abbr.) | 29 |
| Level, in Lincolnshire | 22 |
| Level-headed elevation | 22 |
| Level-skipping bridge tactic | 28 |
| Leveled off, as a road | 22 |
| Levels of a haunted house? | 26 |
| Levels of karate expertise | 26 |
| Levels of responsibility | 24 |
| Levels the playing field? | 25 |
| Levels, as a theatre, say | 25 |
| Levels, metaphorically | 22 |
| Lever in a steam engine | 23 |
| Lever on a steering apparatus | 29 |
| Leverage in negotiations | 24 |
| Leverage one's skills | 25 |
| Leveraged one's status | 26 |
| Levers on potters' wheels | 29 |
| Levers on rudder posts | 22 |
| Levi Strauss specialty | 22 |
| Levi's 501 feature | 22 |
| Levi's alternative | 22 |
| Levi's competition | 22 |
| Levi's jeans brand | 22 |
| Levi's jeans feature | 24 |
| Levi's Sta-___ pants | 24 |
| Levi's ___-Prest pants | 26 |
| Levies for improvements | 23 |
| Levies on non-necessities | 26 |
| Levies on smokes and booze | 26 |
| Levin who created Stepford | 26 |
| Levitator's command | 23 |