| Literature Nobelist Hermann | 27 |
| Literature Nobelist Lessing | 27 |
| Literature Nobelist Lewis | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist Morrison | 28 |
| Literature Nobelist Nelly | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist Neruda | 26 |
| Literature Nobelist of '71 | 30 |
| Literature Nobelist of 1999 | 27 |
| Literature Nobelist Pirandello | 30 |
| Literature Nobelist Sachs | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist St-John | 27 |
| Literature Nobelist Walcott | 27 |
| Literature Nobelist who cofounded the London School of Economics | 64 |
| Literature Nobelist who wrote "Waiting for the Barbarians" | 68 |
| Literature Nobelist William Butler ___ | 38 |
| Literature Nobelist __ Bashevis Singer | 38 |
| Literature Nobelist's monogram | 34 |
| Literature Nobelist, 1929 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist, 1930 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist, 1947 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist, 1962 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist, 1978 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist: 1925 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist: 1928 | 25 |
| Literature Nobelist: 1929 | 25 |
| Literature of Iceland | 21 |
| Literature prize of note | 24 |
| Literature read in a gender studies class | 41 |
| Literature that tells of Ragnarok | 33 |
| Literature's 'Moor of Venice' | 41 |
| Literature's "Borstal Boy" | 40 |
| Literature's Dolores Haze, familiarly | 41 |
| Literature's Lonigan | 24 |
| Literature's Lorna | 22 |
| Literature's Miss White | 27 |
| Literature's Papa | 21 |
| Literature's Pequod or Caine, e.g. | 38 |
| Literature's Philip Nolan, e.g. | 35 |
| Literature's Saint _____ Berton | 35 |
| Literature's White | 22 |
| Literature, philosophy, etc. | 28 |
| Lith. and Azer., once | 21 |
| Lith. and Lat., formerly | 24 |
| Lith. and Lat., once | 20 |
| Lith. and Ukr. were part of it | 30 |
| Lith. and Ukr., formerly | 24 |
| Lith. and Ukr., once | 20 |
| Lith. et al., once | 18 |
| Lith. location | 14 |
| Lith. or Est., once | 19 |
| Lith. or Latv., once | 20 |
| Lith. or Ukr. | 13 |
| Lith., e.g., once | 17 |
| Lith., formerly | 15 |
| Lith., once | 11 |
| Litharge and zincite, e.g. | 26 |
| Lithe | 5 |
| Lithe and slender | 17 |
| Lithe and slimy | 15 |
| Lithe animal | 12 |
| Lithe leap | 10 |
| Lithe one's dance | 21 |
| Lithe swimmer | 13 |
| Lithe: Var. | 11 |
| Lithe; slender | 14 |
| Litheness | 9 |
| Lithesome | 9 |
| Lithesome, per Samuel Rogers | 28 |
| Lithium is the lightest one known | 33 |
| Lithium or iridium | 18 |
| Lithium or sodium, e.g. | 23 |
| Lithium source | 14 |
| Lithium __ battery | 18 |
| Lithium ___ battery | 19 |
| Lithium's número atómico | 34 |
| Lithium, e.g. | 13 |
| Lithium, for one | 16 |
| Lithium, medically | 18 |
| Lithium, on the periodic table | 30 |
| Lithium- -- battery | 19 |
| Lithium-__ battery | 18 |
| Lithium-___ battery | 19 |
| Litho literally | 16 |
| Lithograph man | 14 |
| Lithograph, e.g. | 16 |
| Lithograph, for one | 19 |
| Lithographer Currier | 20 |
| Lithographer James | 18 |
| Lithographer James Merritt ___ | 30 |
| Lithographer of Americana | 25 |
| Lithographer partner | 20 |
| Lithographer's liquid | 25 |
| Lithographer's need | 23 |
| Lithographic process | 20 |
| Lithographs by a Russian-born artist | 36 |
| Lithography equipment | 21 |
| Lithography need | 16 |
| Lithography needs | 17 |
| Lithoid | 7 |
| Lithophyte | 10 |