Ladies =
Ideals.
Jo Mullins, AP, 1899 |
A lady's stocking =
Gal's dainty sock.
Nobel Holderread, 1933 |
Lady Chatterley's Lover =
Act really served hotly.
Author unknown |
Lady Chatterley's Lover =
The clearly loved satyr.
Author unknown |
Lambaste =
Beat, slam.
Kenneth, TE, 1926 |
Lamentations =
Listen at moan!.
O.N.E. One, NP, 1907 |
The Landing of the Pilgrims =
English, in flight, made port.
Viking, TE, 1931 |
The landscape gardener =
He planted ranged acres.
Moonshine, TE, 1927 |
The last days of Pompeii =
Past homes of Italy pied.
O. Possum, The Round Table, 1879 |
The last roundup =
Lo! Death turns up!
Author unknown |
The Law of Self-preservation =
What a preventer of life loss!
Erik Bodin, 1932 |
Lazy person =
No spry zeal.
Emma Line, TE, 1914 |
The League of Nations =
Ah, late foes get union.
F.I. Nance, TE, 1919 |
Lhe Leaning Tower of Pisa =
What a foreign stone pile!
Sam Weller, GD, 1881 |
The legal profession =
Sole great help of sin.
Sir Urian, C, 1898 |
The legislature =
I see legal truth.
Ralph, The Sphinx, 1901 |
Leprachaun [variant spelling] =
Unreal chap.
Amaranth, date unknown |
Monica Lewinsky =
Nice silky woman.
David Hubble, date unknown |
A libel suit =
I'll sue a bit.
Francolin, TE, 1915 |
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. =
Fine tale; find thou a novel by Charles Dickens.
Lord Baltimore, The Study, 1892 |
Life insurance =
I rule finances.
Author unknown |
The life insurance policy =
Lo, I help finance security.
Patrick J. Flavin, 1936 |
Likeness =
Ilk's seen.
D.C. Ver, TE, 1920 |
Limericks =
Slick rime.
Hexagony, C, 1908 |
A limited express =
I sped extra miles.
Ace, TE, 1912 |
Lionesses =
Noiseless.
Author unknown |
The lips =
Lispeth.
O.N.E. One, NP, 1909 |
The liquor habit =
Quit! I rob health.
Jemand, TE, 1915 |
Long-distance =
STD line can go.
Author unknown |
Long distance telephones =
Toll gained on speech sent.
Amaranth, B&O Magazine, 1924 |
A longtime between drinks =
Blanks on wet diet regimen.
R.P. Woodhouse, 1933 |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow =
Won half the New World's glory.
Author unknown, Walsh's Handbook of Literary Curiosities, 1892 |
Look back in anger =
Bleak croaking on.
Author unknown |
The Lord's Day =
Add holy rest.
Nibbs, TEE, 1898 |
The Lord's Prayer =
Pester "Old Harry".
Jason, The Sphinx, 1901 |
The Lord's Prayer =
Thy errors plead.
Ace, Mystic Argosy, 1898 |
Lowspiritedness =
Depression wilts.
Ef Fen, TEE, 1898 |
The Lost Paradise =
Earth's ideal spot.
Delian, TE, 1901 |
Lubrication =
Act, rub oil in.
Amaranth, TE, 1911 |
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