| A little, in sheet music | 24 |
| A little, musically | 19 |
| A little, to Verdi | 18 |
| A little: mus. | 14 |
| A live or a nine, e.g. | 22 |
| A lively dance | 14 |
| A lively person may have a sparkling one | 40 |
| A living Dahl | 13 |
| A living marvel! | 16 |
| A Lloyd's rating | 20 |
| A lo-o-ong time | 15 |
| A load | 6 |
| A load of gossip | 16 |
| A load of rubbish | 17 |
| A load off one's mine? | 26 |
| A load or haul | 14 |
| A loaded gun is full of it (Abbr.) | 34 |
| A locale for a physics course | 29 |
| A locale in Twain's "Roughing It" | 47 |
| A lock holds it | 15 |
| A locker room may have a strong one | 35 |
| A lode off one's mine? | 26 |
| A log may have one | 18 |
| A logogriph | 11 |
| A London bridge | 15 |
| A London protagonist | 20 |
| A London suburb | 15 |
| A lone star? | 12 |
| A lonely place, so they say | 27 |
| A Long | 6 |
| A long backless sofa | 20 |
| A long long time | 16 |
| A long look | 11 |
| A long one is 12% "longer" than a short one | 53 |
| A long one may have legs | 24 |
| A long one may have several legs | 32 |
| A long period of time | 21 |
| A long résumé may reflect one | 35 |
| A long segment of "The Blues Brothers" | 48 |
| A long stretch | 14 |
| A long tale such as "Beowulf" | 39 |
| A long time | 11 |
| A long time (var.) | 18 |
| A long time ago | 15 |
| A long time follower | 20 |
| A long time in Lisbon | 21 |
| A long time in México | 24 |
| A long time in Spain | 20 |
| A long time in the past | 23 |
| A long time past | 16 |
| A long time to wait | 19 |
| A long time ___ | 15 |
| A long way | 10 |
| A long way (off) | 16 |
| A long way away | 15 |
| A long way from home | 20 |
| A long way off | 14 |
| A long way to go? | 17 |
| A long, amateurish piano recital, maybe | 39 |
| A long, backless sofa | 21 |
| A long, long time | 17 |
| A long, long, long time | 23 |
| A long-gone era | 15 |
| A longtime magazine subscriber, e.g. | 36 |
| A look at Loren, usually | 24 |
| A look might precede one | 24 |
| A looker might give it ... or get it | 36 |
| A lookout does it | 17 |
| A looooong time | 15 |
| A loop doesn't have any | 27 |
| A Loos woman | 12 |
| A loose one can trip you up | 27 |
| A loose one may activate the "Check engine" light | 59 |
| A lord in "Macbeth" | 29 |
| A lord in "The Winter's Tale" | 43 |
| A lord's land | 17 |
| A lorry may hit it | 18 |
| A Los Angeles N.F.L. team | 25 |
| A loser at Waterloo | 19 |
| A loser in 1912 | 15 |
| A loser in 1992 | 15 |
| A loser may have to tighten it | 30 |
| A loser to Franklin | 19 |
| A loser to Harry in '48 | 27 |
| A loser to Joe Louis: 1941 | 26 |
| A loser to Louis | 16 |
| A loser to R.M.N. | 17 |
| A lost driver may hang one, briefly | 35 |
| A lot | 5 |
| A lot bigger than a breadbox | 28 |
| A lot is used for it | 20 |
| A lot like | 10 |
| A lot may be on one's mind | 30 |
| A lot may have a lot of them | 28 |
| A lot may have lots | 19 |
| A lot more than pleasingly plump | 32 |
| A lot of | 8 |
| A lot of a car valet's income | 33 |
| A lot of a drill sergeant's drill | 37 |
| A lot of a flock | 16 |