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All answers begin with the letter "L".
1. He was America's 36 President (1963 - 1969). Considered to be one of the most expert, brilliant politicians of his time. He was a firm believer in expanded educational programs.:
2. This artist painted the Mona Lisa:
3. Singer B.B. King gave this name to his guitar:
4. He is now considered the best night talk show host of all time:
5. This organization collects used eye glasses for developing nations and also builds housing for seniors:
6. Sadie Hawkins began with this characters comic strip:
7. This devilish cat appears in the story of Cinderella:
8. This artist wrote the song "Lady" which was then made famous by Kenny Rogers:
9. In the game of curling this player throws the first rock:
10. He was in the movie "King of Comedy" and he raised millions of dollars for Muscular Dystrophy:
11. This somewhat funny movie filmed in Japan, stars Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson:
12.Walter Mattau and this funny guy were the 'Odd Couple':
13. In 1966 he said the Beatles are the only ones who know how to play Beatles music:
14. She said "one ringy dingy", and "Is this the person to whom I'm speaking":
15. She was Superman's lady:
16. His side kick was Tonto and his horse was Silver:
17. This is the molten rock magma that flows from a volcano:
18. Tripoli is the capital of this country:
19.This Irishman won an award for "Schindler's List"
20. In Africa this lake is the source of the Nile River:
21. He was the U.S. President who did not want to, but expanded the Vietnam war:
22. This fresh fruit is squeezed into a Margarita:
23. This compact computer term was coined in 1983:
24. He wrote and sang 'Hello', 'Say You' and dozens of other hits. He is considered one of the most popular song writer artists of all time:
25. He was a knight of the round table:
26. This is the 5th sign of astrology, a northern consellation east of cancer:
27. This man is responsible for creating both the Mustang and the Minivan automobiles:
28. He was the first person to make a transatlantic flight over the Atlantic Ocean:
29. This was an Engelbert Humperdinck waltzing favorite:
30. This mother of five children is fighting for American democracy.She was a elected member of the House of Representatives and was co-chairman of the January 6th committee. Her father was the American Vice President under George Bush:
31. This is the team name of the British Columbia and Detroit football teams:
32. He is credited for creating the first Mini Van and The Mustang car:
33. This is a goal game in which players use a long handled stick with a pouch at the end. It is Canada's national summer game:
34. This Beatles song was very popular, but also became a hit for Fats Domino (1968):
35. This is a day set aside for special recognition of working people:
36. This is a eastern Canadian area with an abundance of potential undergound riches:
37. This is a high priced luxury boat:
38. This is art depicting a religious dinner:
39. This is a place where you might wash your clothes, bedding and towels:
40. There is an average of 300 weddings a day at this location:
41. This is a frame work of crossed wood or metal strips, often used as decoration in gardening:
42. This country has a border with Belgium, Germany and and France:
43.There has been over 20 James Bond films, which of the following was NOT a James Bond film, License to Kill, Live and Let Die, Last Spy Alive, Living Day lights:
44. This woman plays the main role in a movie or Broadway Show:
45. This was a popular low cost Russiam car:
46. Speech, Canada officially has two of these:
47. Which of these men invented the first mass produced ball point pen: Laurence, Lars, Laszlo, Lambert:
48. In 1930 this American city produced 25% of the world's oil:
49.This caisno-entertainment city has the world's first solar powered Ferris Wheel:
50. This on the Canadian flag has become the countries symbol:
51. This was the long pole used to knock the Jouster off his horse:
52. In 2023 this huge water reservior and tourist attraction near Las Vegas is drying up. They say it due to world warming:
53. Which does L. O. L. stand for when used on the internet, Land of Love, Lips of Love, Laugh Out Loud, Love or Like:
54. In high school he was a very good tennis player, winning a tennis scholatship. In 1968 he
joined the Commodors singing and playing the saxophone. In 1984 he wrote and sang a string of great hits including 'Stuck On You','All Night
Long', 'Penny Lover' and 'Hello':
55. She is the showgirl that Barry Manilow sings about in "Copacabana":
56. This song made Madonna famous:
57. This American state was named after a King:
58. This was the name of Ed Nortons pet dog in the TV Honeymooners series:
59. This was Caroline Kennedy's secret FBI code name :
60. The Coal Miner's Daughter was associated with this lady:
61. Baton Rouge is the capital of this state:
62. This song was the moto of the Yukon Territory:
63. This was the real name of clothing producer Ralph Lauren:
64. This was a personal statement in Auto Biography of actor Micky Rooney:
65. This was the name of Elvis Presley's airplane:
66. This was the advertising slogan for Brylcreem:
67. This was the title character in Arthur miller's book "Deaath of a Salesman":
68. This was the nickname for aviator Charles Lindberg :
69. This was the location of the title established in the Elvis Presley tune "Heartbreak Hotel":
70. This was the role Robert De Niro played and won Best Actor award, movie 1980 "Raging Bull":
71. This was secret code name for Jack Kennedy:
72. This was the knick name for Sophie Tucker:
73. This was the favorite exclamation of Little Orphan Annie:
74. This compact computer term was coined in 1983:
75. This was an ad slogan for the telephone books:
76. This was President Gerald Ford's dogs name, a golden retriever:
77. This was the slogan on the Illinoise license plate:
78. This was the slogan on the Texas license plate:
79. This is the location and year the 'Red Lobster Restaurant' first opened:
80. This late night funny man host owned a huge collection of vintage cars:
81. This is the capital of Peru:
82. This New York Island is approximately 120 miles long by 23 miles wide:
83. The NFL Saints play here:
84. Beirut is the capital of this country:
85. Damascas one of the world's oldest cities is the capital of this country:
86. This is a of written work:
87. This is a traditional story or group of stories told about a particular person or place:
88. This word represent zero in tennis:
89. This is a ring shaped hard candy, mint or fruit flavored:
90. These body parts are hugely expressive, capable of communicating sadness, happiness, anger, fear, shock and curiosity without uttering a word:
Solutions!
1. Lyndon Johnson
2. Leonardo De Vinci
3. Lucille
4. Letterman (Dave)
5. Lions Club
6. Lil Abner
7. Lucifer
8. Lionel Richie
9. Lead
10. Jerry Lewis
11. Lost in Translation
12. Jack Lemon
13. John Lennon
14. Lily Tomlin
15. Lois Lane
16. Lone Ranger
17. Lava
18. Libya
19. Liam Neeson
20. Lake Victoria
21. Lyndon Johnson
22. Lime
23. Lap Top
24. Lionel Richie
25. Landcelot
26. Leo
27. Lee Iacocca
28. Lindberg
29. Last Waltz (The)
30. Liz Cheney
31. Lions
32. Lee Iacocca
33. Lacrosse
34. Lady Madonna
35. Labor Day
36. Labrador
37. Launch
38. Last Supper (The)
39. Laundromat
40. Las Vegas
41. Lattice
42. Luxemburg
43. Last Spy Alive
44. Leading Lady
45. Lada
46. Languages
47. Laszio
48. Los Angeles
49. Las Legas
50. Leaf (Maple)
51. Lance
52. Lake Mead
53. Laugh Out Loud
54. Lionel Riche
55. Lola
56. Like A Virgin
57. Louisiana
58. Lucky
59. Lyric
60. Loretta Lynn
61. Louisiana
62. Land of the Midnight Sun
63. Lifeshitz
64. Life is to short
65. Lisa Marie
66. A Lttle Dad Will Do Ya
67. LOMAN (wILLIE)
68. Lone Eagle
69. Lonely Street
70. La Motta (Jake)
71. Lancier
72. Sophie Tucker
73. Leapin Lizards
74. Laptop
75. Fingers Do The Walking (Let Your)
76. Liberty
77. Land of Lincoln
78. Lone Star State
79. Lakeland Florida (1968)
80. Leno (Jay)
81. Lima
82. Long Island
83. Louisiana
84. Lebanon
85. Lybia
86. Literature
87. Legend
88. Love
89. Lifesaver
90. Lips
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