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Letter L, Page 31 of 319 Pages (LA)

Language student's problem

Language study topic

Language subfamily including Arabic

Language subfamily that includes Maltese

Language subfamily that includes Phoenician

Language suffex

Language suffix

Language suffix with Japan

Language suffix, often

Language suffix?

language Talmud expert

Language taught in elementary school

LANGUAGE teacher

Language teaching site

Language that "kayak" came from

Language that "Kwanzaa" comes from

Language that becomes the name of where it's spoken if you add an "s"

Language that contains no adjectives

Language that Diana Haddad sings in

Language that explains the answers to the six starred clues

Language that gave us "amscray"

Language that gave us "Avon"

Language that gave us "banshee"

Language that gave us "bard"

Language that gave us "bungalow" and "guru"

Language that gave us "catamaran"

Language that gave us "cheroot" and "curry"

Language that gave us "clan"

Language that gave us "corgi"

Language that gave us "cummerbund"

Language that gave us "democracy"

Language that gave us "e.g."

Language that gave us "flummery" and "crag"

Language that gave us "galore"

Language that gave us "gumbo"

Language that gave us "hubbub"

Language that gave us "kayak"

Language that gave us "khaki"

Language that gave us "kiwi"

Language that gave us "Kwanzaa"

Language that gave us "nabob"

Language that gave us "pajamas"

Language that gave us "plaid"

Language that gave us "punch"

Language that gave us "reindeer"

Language that gave us "safari"

Language that gave us "shawl"

Language that gave us "sherpa"

Language that gave us "slogan," originally meaning "battle cry"

Language that gave us "slogan"

Language that gave us "smithereens"

Language that gave us "spunk" and "slogan"

Language that gave us "thug"

Language that gave us "totem" and "chipmunk"

Language that gave us "yoga"

Language that gave us the word "boondocks"

Language that gave us the word "cwm"

Language that gave us the word "golem"

Language that gave us the word "igloo"

Language that gave us the word "kiwi"

Language that gave us the word "polka"

Language that gave us the word "smorgasbord"

Language that gave us the word "whisky"

Language that gave us the words "kayak" and "igloo"

Language that gave us the words "mako" and "moa"

Language that gave us the words heard phonetically in the answers to the starred clues

Language that gave us whiskey

Language that gives us "banjo" and "gumbo"

Language that gives us "cromlech"

Language that gives us "floe"

Language that gives us "hashish"

Language that gives us "kayak"

Language that gives us "kiwi"

Language that gives us "mako"

Language that gives us "shampoo"

Language that gives us "ugly" and "berserk"

language that gives us cookie and boss

Language that gives us Whiskey drink

language that has the expression hakuna matata

Language that is mostly monosyllabic

language that is spoken or written

language that makes something seem less

Language that may be used in 56-Down

Language that may be vulgar

Language that Porky studies?

Language that rolls up its sleeves, spits on its hands and goes to work, per Carl Sandburg

Language that Saskatchewan comes from

Language that starts and ends with the same letter

Language that treats "dz" as a single consonant

Language that uses katakana characters to spell out foreign words

Language that utilizes the letter "ñ"

Language that's the name of an Asian country minus its last letter

Language that's the source of "gesundheit"

Language that's the source of the words answered by this puzzle's starred clues

Language that's written from right to left

language thieves

Language traditionally written without spaces between words

language typical of bureaucrats

Language used by a profession or group that are difficult to understand

Language used by Jews

language used by jews from central and eastern europe

language used by sailors

language used in a figurative or nonliteral sense

Language used in India and Pakistan

Language used on some Colorado reservations

language used to deceive usually through concealment or misrepresentation of truth

language using slang

Language using touch

Language variant

Language variants

Language variations

language Veda devotee

language Web site

language West Indies

Language whence "pemmican" came

Language whose alphabet reads from right to left

Language whose alphabet starts alif, ba, ta, tha ...

Language whose alphabet went from Arabic to Latin to Cyrillic

Language whose name aptly contains the word "tones"

Language whose name contains the letters A, B and C

Language whose name means 'normal'

Language whose name means "army"

Language whose name means "perfected"

Language with 44 consonants

Language with a manual alphabet

Language with a trilled "r"

Language with click consonants

Language with clicks

Language with five tones

Language with many Sanskrit loan words

Language with more than 25 vowel sounds

Language with mostly monosyllabic words

Language with no irregular verbs

Language with only 14 letters

Language with only 14 native letters

Language with six tones

Language with the Hangul alphabet

Language with the most speakers

Language writer Partridge

Language written in Persian-Arabic letters

Language written in the Devanagari script

LANGUAGE written right to left

Language written right-to-left

Language written with an 85-character syllabary

Language written with no spaces between words

Language written with Persian-Arabic letters

Language-neutral puzzle

LANGUAGE, basis of

LANGUAGE, body of words in a

LANGUAGE, difficulty in understanding

LANGUAGE, standard variety of

LANGUAGE, structural form of

LANGUAGE, study of

LANGUAGE, subordinate type of

LANGUAGE, unit of significant sound in a

Language; promontory

languages derived from latin

LANGUAGES, classification of

LANGUAGES, of the study of

LANGUAGES, person skilled in (suf.)

LANGUAGES, person versed in

LANGUAGES, rhythmic flow of

LANGUEDOC capital (Fr.)

LANGUEDOC-Roussillon, departement involved in the planning region of

LANGUEDOC, chief town of

LANGUEDOC, departement replacing the province of

LANGUEDOC, regional language of

languge conversion

Languid, as a smile

Languish dejectedly

Languish in prison

Languish in prison, slangily

LANGUISH with heat

LANGUISH with oppressive heat

Languish, as in jail

Languish, in a way

languished through grief

Languishes in confinement

Languishes in prison

Languishes in the lockup

languishes with longing

Languishes: slang

Lank or crank chaser

Lanky ceramist?

Lanky cowpoke's nickname

Lanky cowpoke's nickname, perhaps

Lanky crustaceans?

Lanky lass Olive

Lanolin alternative

Lanolin of "U.S. Acres," e.g.

lanolin s partner in skin cream

LANOLIN, constituent of

LANOLIN, product made with

Lansbury Actress

Lansbury Broadway role

Lansbury of 'Gaslight'

Lansbury title role

Lansbury, since 2014

Lansing-Detroit dir.

Lansing-to-Detroit dir.

Lansing-to-Flint dir.

Lansing's home: Abbr.

LANTERN fish (order)