Lightfoot hit "____Strong Winds" | 43 |
Lighter yet warmer, as winter wear | 34 |
Lighter that sounds like nothing? | 33 |
Lighter of the Olympic flame in Atlanta | 39 |
Lightbulb's meaning, sometimes | 34 |
Light-___ (about six trillion miles) | 36 |
Light-verse Richard's food supplier | 39 |
Light-sensitive substances in film | 34 |
Light-sensitive linings of inner eyes | 37 |
Light-Horse Harry's chargers | 32 |
Light-colored beer or the glass it comes in | 43 |
Light's costar in an 80's sitcom | 40 |
Light ___ (seemingly weightless) | 32 |
Light ___ (rapid-transit system) | 32 |
Light ___ (rapid transit system) | 32 |
Light __: "Star Wars" weapon | 38 |
Light touch, as with a paintbrush | 33 |
Light tennis shots that fall just over the net | 46 |
Light source since ancient times | 32 |
Light sailboat at a hotel chain? | 32 |
Light reddish-brown, as some horse coats | 40 |
Light reddish shade named for a fish | 36 |
Light red or brown, in horse colors | 35 |
Light provider for a dreidel game | 33 |
Light planes traveling only short distances | 43 |
Light of Humbert Humbert's life | 35 |
Light hybrid vehicle of the 1910's | 38 |
Light horse-drawn carriage with one seat | 40 |
Light heavyweight champ: 1952-60 | 32 |
Light heavyweight champ: 1934-35 | 32 |
Light from a lightning bug, e.g. | 32 |
Light dish at a Halloween party? | 32 |
Light descriptor banned by Congress in 2009 | 43 |
Light carriage with a folding top | 33 |
Light bulb, to Edison and comics | 32 |
Light bulb's symbolic meaning | 33 |
Light bulb's signification, in cartoons | 43 |
Light bulb over one's tête? | 34 |
Light bulb inventor's inspiration? | 38 |
Light bulb inventor's inits. | 32 |
Light Brigade's charge location | 35 |
Light and water, e.g., for plants | 33 |
Lifts, as above a terrified audience | 36 |
Lifts one's head above water | 32 |
Lifts one's front legs, horse-style | 39 |
Lifts actress Minnie's spirits? | 35 |
Lifting devices hung from helicopters | 37 |
Lifter's occupational hazard | 32 |
Lifted-out, boldfaced article excerpt | 37 |
Lifted for the purpose of determining weight | 44 |
Lift off the grill, as a hot dog | 32 |
Lifework having its ups and downs | 33 |
Lifetime winner of the most Grammys (31) | 40 |
Lifetime supply for a chain-smoker? | 35 |
Lifetime achievement Oscar winner Deborah | 41 |
Lifetime Achievement Grammy-winner Leonard | 42 |
Lifetime Achievement Grammy winner Horne | 40 |
Lifetime Achievement Grammy recipient of '99 | 48 |
Lifetime Achievement Emmy recipient of '03 | 46 |
Lifestyle of the rich and famous | 32 |
Lifesaver's initials, perhaps | 33 |
Lifer's comment at the poker game | 37 |
Lifelong student's collection, for short | 44 |
Lifelong friend of Truman Capote | 32 |
Lifehouse: "___ Somebody" | 35 |
Lifehouse album "Who ___" | 35 |
Lifehouse "___ Where You Are" | 39 |
Lifehouse "___ Me Away" | 33 |
Lifehouse "Sick ___ Carousel" | 39 |
Lifeguard's training course subj. | 37 |
Lifeguard's skill, for short | 32 |
Lifeboat vest named for an actress | 34 |
Life-threatening devices, briefly | 33 |
Life-supporting area of the Earth | 33 |
Life-size likeness of Elvis, maybe | 34 |
Life-producing substances: Abbr. | 32 |
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness | 42 |
Life, for a Supreme Court justice | 33 |
Life's purpose for singer James? | 36 |
Life's necessities, as requested in prayer | 46 |
Life's "beginning" | 32 |
Life vest worn on a Korean border river? | 40 |
Life time of comic hero with pop singer | 39 |
Life span of many a tortoise (abbr.) | 36 |
Life of ___ (carefree existence) | 32 |
Life instinct of Freudian psychology | 36 |
Life in London author Pierce ____ | 36 |
Life in it is exciting but dangerous | 36 |
Life force, in Eastern philosophy | 33 |
Life Truth Love Mind Soul ____ | 35 |
Lieutenant ___ of "Forrest Gump" | 42 |
Lieutenant Tragg creator Gardner | 32 |
Lieutenant Minderbender of “Catch-22” | 45 |
Lieutenant in "The Fugitive" | 38 |
Lieutenant general's insignia trio | 38 |
LIEUT: "___, though ..." | 34 |
Lies in a bed during the day, say | 33 |
Liechtenstein's western border | 34 |
Liechtenstein's locale: Abbr. | 33 |
Lie-detector inventor becomes a crime | 37 |