| Leave the drawers in the drawer, say | 36 |
| Leave the dock, with "off" | 36 |
| Leave the dock | 14 |
| Leave the depths | 16 |
| Leave the country? | 18 |
| Leave the country, perhaps | 26 |
| Leave the country | 17 |
| Leave the couch | 15 |
| Leave the cockpit suddenly | 26 |
| Leave the casino, say | 21 |
| Leave the car | 13 |
| Leave the building | 18 |
| Leave the bondsman in the lurch | 31 |
| Leave the bed | 13 |
| Leave the beaten path | 21 |
| Leave the beaten bath, say | 26 |
| Leave the base, perhaps | 23 |
| Leave the band, perhaps | 23 |
| Leave the band, in a way | 24 |
| Leave the band and strike out on one's own | 46 |
| Leave the band | 14 |
| Leave the bad parts out of | 26 |
| Leave the back way, perhaps | 27 |
| Leave the auditorium | 20 |
| Leave the amateur ranks | 23 |
| Leave the 747, say | 18 |
| Leave that asshole zookeeper behind forever, provided you can find a way into the sewer | 87 |
| Leave text as is! | 17 |
| Leave temporarily | 17 |
| Leave surreptitiously | 21 |
| Leave suddenly | 14 |
| Leave stranded, perhaps | 23 |
| Leave stranded in the Arctic, say | 33 |
| Leave stranded by a winter storm | 32 |
| Leave stranded | 14 |
| Leave speechless, perhaps | 25 |
| Leave speechless | 16 |
| Leave something for the waitress | 32 |
| Leave slumberland | 17 |
| Leave slack-jawed | 17 |
| Leave skid marks | 16 |
| Leave shore | 11 |
| Leave secretly | 14 |
| Leave scratches on, e.g. | 24 |
| Leave scratches on | 18 |
| Leave scoreless | 15 |
| Leave rubber, with "out" | 34 |
| Leave rubber, in a way | 22 |
| Leave rubber on the road | 24 |
| Leave room to write between lines | 33 |
| Leave room between lines | 24 |
| Leave rolling in the aisles | 27 |
| Leave quietly | 13 |
| Leave quickly, so to speak | 26 |
| Leave quickly, in slang | 23 |
| Leave quickly | 13 |
| Leave port | 10 |
| Leave out, say | 14 |
| Leave out, in speech | 20 |
| Leave out, in a way | 19 |
| Leave out, as a vowel | 21 |
| Leave out of the freezer | 24 |
| Leave out of contract | 21 |
| Leave out in pronunciation | 26 |
| Leave out details in interview | 30 |
| Leave out details | 17 |
| Leave out a vowel, e.g. | 23 |
| Leave out a vowel | 17 |
| Leave out | 9 |
| Leave or let follower | 21 |
| Leave or clip | 13 |
| Leave open-mouthed, e.g. | 24 |
| Leave open-mouthed | 18 |
| Leave oneÂ’s bed | 19 |
| Leave one's seat | 20 |
| Leave one's post, possibly | 30 |
| Leave one's post | 20 |
| Leave one's native land | 27 |
| Leave one's mark? | 21 |
| Leave one's mark on? | 24 |
| Leave one's mark on | 23 |
| Leave one's mark | 20 |
| Leave one's lane suddenly | 29 |
| Leave one's job | 19 |
| Leave one's feet in a way | 30 |
| Leave one's feet | 20 |
| Leave one's disguises at home? | 34 |
| Leave one's company? | 24 |
| Leave one's coat behind? | 28 |
| Leave one's chair | 21 |
| Leave one's car unlawfully | 30 |
| Leave on the sly | 16 |
| Leave on the grill too long | 27 |
| Leave on the editing room floor | 31 |
| Leave on the cutting room floor | 31 |
| Leave on the casino table | 25 |
| Leave on an ocean voyage | 24 |
| Leave on a trip | 15 |
| Leave on a mission for NASA | 27 |
| Leave on a lonely shore | 23 |