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Letter L, Page 318 of 319 Pages (LY)

Lying thief, e.g.

lying toward or coming from the southwest

Lying under covers

Lying under oath

LYING with body resting on legs and head lifted (her./of animals)

Lying without guilt?

Lying, in a way

LYKE-wake, subject of

Lyle Menendez's brother

Lyman gave him to Jon, presumably; it's never really explained

Lyman or Lincoln

Lyme disease carrier

Lyme disease transmitter

LYME disease, bacteria causing

LYME disease, symptom of

Lyme or Orange preceder

Lymph ___ (germ fighters)

Lymph ___ (immune system part)

Lymph ___ (immune system parts)

Lymph attachment

LYMPH nodes, product of the

LYMPH, dilated channel for passage of

Lymphatic point

Lymphatic system body

Lymphatic system feature

Lymphatic system mass

Lymphatic system masses

Lymphatic system parts

Lymphatic tissue masses

LYMPHATIC tissues, cell abundant in

LYMPHATIC vessels, infection causing blockage of the

lymphatics clogged with parasitic worms

LYMPHATICS, network of interlacing

Lymphocyte producer

Lymphocyte site

Lymphocyte-producing organs

LYMPHOCYTHAEMIA

LYMPHOGRANULOMA venereum/venerum, bacteria causing

LYMPHOID stem cell

lymphoid throat mass

Lymphoid tissue

LYMPHOID tissue mass situated in the pharyngeal cavity

LYMPHOID tissue, white blood cells maturing in the

LYMPHOID tissue, white cells formed in

LYNCEUS, father of

LYNCEUS, wife of

Lynch mob's need

Lynch of "Glee"

Lynch, David film

Lynda Bird or Charles

Lynda Bird's married name

Lyndon and lady bird

Lyndon Baines Johnson Library locale

Lyndon Johnson and George W. Bush

Lyndon Johnson dog

Lyndon Johnson in-law

Lyndon Johnson or George W. Bush

Lyndon Johnson successor

Lyndon Johnson, by birth

Lyndon Johnson's dog

Lyndon Johnson's dogs

Lyndon Johnson's second-in-command

Lyndon Johnson's son-in-law Charles ___

Lyndon Johnson's younger daughter

Lyndon's Secretary of State

Lyndon's Supreme Court appointee before Thurgood

Lynette ___, first female Harlem Globetrotter

LYNETTE, husband of

Lynn Country singer Black

Lynn from Butcher Holler

Lynn from Kentucky

Lynn in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Lynn of 50's TV's "Boss Lady"

Lynn of country

Lynn of country music

Lynn portrayer in "Coal Miner's Daughter"

Lynn Redgrave on "House Calls"

Lynn Redgrave won one for "Talking Heads"

Lynn Redgrave's sis

Lynn Redgrave's sister

Lynn who sang "We'll Meet Again"

Lynn with the album "I Remember Patsy"

Lynn, to Vanessa

Lynn's father worked in one

Lynn's humor or "M*A*S*H" co-star?

Lynne Cheney's predecessor

Lynne thigpen on "the district"

Lynx and Mercury

Lynx carmaker, briefly

Lynx family member

Lynx family members

Lynx lynx, e.g.

Lynx or Cougar, for short

Lynx or leopard

Lynx or ocelot, e.g.

Lynx or panther

Lynx or panther, e.g.

LYNX spider country

Lynyrd Skynyrd label

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "___ Your Name"

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Am I ___"

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Gimme __ Steps"

Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Working for __"

Lynyrd Skynyrd's old record label

Lyon is its capital

Lyon lasses: Abbr.

Lyon lover's word

Lyon of "Lolita," 1962

Lyon of "Lolita"

Lyon of "Tony Rome"

Lyon who played Lolita

LYON, famous product of

LYONNAISE capital (Fr.)

Lyonnaise sauce ingredient

Lyonnaisse sauce ingredient

Lyons and Williams in Cooperstown

Lyra's brightest star

LYRE accompaniment

Lyre holder in classical artwork

Lyre holder of myth

Lyre player of myth

Lyre player of mythology

Lyre player who could charm all living things

LYRE strings, material for

Lyre-carrying Muse

Lyre-holding Muse

Lyre-like instrument of antiquity

Lyre-playing emperor

Lyre-playing Muse

Lyre-plucking Muse

Lyre-strumming muse

Lyre-toting Muse

LYREBIRD country

LYREBIRD-like bird

Lyric after "Que"

LYRIC character

Lyric composition

Lyric forgetter's phrase

Lyric from "America"

Lyric from "The Star-Spangled Banner"

Lyric lamentation

LYRIC ode sung after strophe and antistrophe, part of

LYRIC ode, last part of

Lyric penner Gershwin

Lyric poem evoking emotion

lyric poem of admiration

Lyric poem part

Lyric poem type

Lyric poem with complex stanza forms

Lyric poem written in couplets

lyric poem, usu addressed to a particular subject

lyric poet Ancient Greek city-state

Lyric poet Teasdale

Lyric poet's Muse

Lyric poetry muse

LYRIC poetry, using language of

Lyric poets, like Shakespeare

Lyric repeated after "Que"

Lyric stand-in, perhaps

Lyric substitution, perhaps

Lyric sung by Doris Day

LYRIC Theatre location, former (Eng.)

Lyric writer Gershwin

Lyric-penning Gershwin

Lyric-writing Gershwin

Lyric, essentially