There is a total of 24408 clues beginning with l
- Loose way of working police officer rejects
- Loose woman beginning to exasperate novelist
- Loose woman cut short by wife in Essex town
- Loose woman cycling I love, being ladies’ man
- Loose woman putting last of opium in gin
- Loose woman rejected by respectable novelist
- Loose woman rejected by theatre cronies
- Loose woman relative removing top
- Loose woman Victorian novelist reported
- Loose woman who's related going topless
- Loose woman – her lust is deviant
- Loose woman, one related, going topless
- Loose Women clue is distasteful
- Loose women going about with little hesitation – group of a certain class
- Loose women said to mingle with monied men
- Loose women working, a heavenly vision
- Loose, large chopping tool in grass
- Loose, run free, almost free
- Loose, topless family member
- Loose-fit clothing used as hiking trousers
- Loose-fitting garment working, I see, in a different way
- Loose-head forward finally trained as N Atlantic swimmer
- Loose-jointed girl runner right away approaching style essentially like clockwork
- Loose-limbed drunk, this fellow
- Loose-limbed fellows lately losing heart, as extra medicine is taken
- Loose-limbed, Italian male after end of drill
- Loose-wired ring card
- Loose? Yes and no
- Loosely a pure biting cold insight
- Loosely agree with article on Clarkson’s first tract of farmland?
- Loosely as per temptation and behind time lose lucky charm?
- Loosely based act on deal gone awry
- Loosely based around a piece of land miles away
- Loosely could give large hint
- Loosely cover doctor and primate
- Loosely improvises new lots
- Loosely interact with some inferiority complex
- Loosely put together band lately disheartened
- Loosely related part of a sewing machine
- Loosely scattered timber abandoned in all directions
- Loosely state preference
- Loosely suggest following end of trail
- Loosely, it’s paper covered in notes
- Loosely, sand-tribe area?
- Loosen damaged nut securing handle incompletely
- Loosen ends of lad's tripods
- Loosen link, it's back to front
- Loosen piece of hair after bun arranged
- Loosen pressure to enter marriage as ring’s avoided
- Loosen tie and cuff
- Loosen tie with nun having no initial sections from the East
- Loosen tight nuts with hammer
- Loosen up about northern quahog
- Loosen up large body, only to gain weight
- Loosen up, no doubt, once starting
- Loosened a tether to watch play
- Loosened hose clog, perhaps
- Loosening belts, knew no sports
- Loosens crewel segment to get to the fastener
- Loosens ice in my ear
- Loosens trousers
- Loot cache freely for candy
- Loot from the past I found in grand house
- Loot going on new pub carpet
- Loot is from big house, according to informer
- Loot is piled so high
- Loot locomotive, dropping rupees in bag
- Loot needs shifting: all eyes are on it
- Loot not well concealed by sheet
- Loot obtained by convict breaking into stately home
- Loot regularly hidden by idiot Egyptian resident?
- Loot sent up with a small powerful boat
- Loot stashed in drawer, if legit
- Loot was distributed by gang leader
- Loot, some thief’s wages
- Looted a gaff, almost duffed up witness
- Looted and fluted
- Looter overlooking a cavalryman
- Looter overlooking a person on horseback
- Looters rage – nearly crushed chart follower
- Looters stumble on the way up, drinking beer
- Looter‘s assistant breaks into expensive car
- Looting of purses PC foils
- Loot’s bound to excite British swimmer
- Lop off eel’s head? That’s harsh!
- Lop off pole in river
- Lop-sided like gardens
- Lopped branches show blooms in bud or flourishing
- Lopper tidied up drive
- Lops head off flower
- Lops head off plant
- Lopsided grin lad gives beloved
- Lopsided, like some gardens Woolf cultivated?
- Loquacious setter’s led by love of old vessels
- Lord about to operate locomotives, scoring the same two points out of six
- Lord accepts a joke, displaying dignity
- Lord accepts resistance over capable extortionist
- Lord and a ring exist in a place where a ring might be found
- Lord beheaded king in play, then left
- Lord Bradman, perhaps, second-to-none