Thing with L
A device that gives light, often electric.
Visible energy that makes things bright.
A written or printed message on paper.
A yellow citrus fruit with sour taste.
A portable computer.
A large body of water surrounded by land.
A device used to fasten or secure something.
A hard candy on a stick.
A climbing tool made of steps or rungs.
Abstract noun, strong affection or deep care.
Small parasitic insects living on skin or hair.
A cosmetic stick used to color the lips.
A green citrus fruit with sour juice.
A limb used for standing and walking.
Plural of light, sources of brightness.
A small tool that makes a flame—handy thing!
Part of a plant or tree—yep, a real thing.
A real animal—living beings are things too.
A portable light source—definitely a thing.
An abstract set of items—still a real thing.
Physical ground or territory—yes, a thing.
Body parts on the mouth—real everyday things.
Soft fibers from clothes—tiny but real.
Body parts for walking—definitely things.
A chunk of wood—classic, solid thing.
Physical electric lamp part that gives light.
Written symbols like A, B, C on a page.
Yellow citrus fruits, used in drinks and food.
A long narrow mark or path you can draw.
Same as lightbulb, lamp’s glowing component.
Brand of plastic building bricks, toy sets.
Leafy green vegetable, used in salads.
Delicate fabric with open patterns, used on clothes.
Curve that bends around and crosses itself.
Devices that produce light to illuminate spaces.
Dirty clothes or the process of washing them.
Mechanical devices that secure doors or boxes.
Midday meal, sandwiches or similar food.
Storage compartment, often at school or gyms.
Green citrus fruits, similar to lemons.
Flat green plant parts on trees or plants.
Small pendant locket to hold a photo.
Creamy liquid applied to skin for moisture.
Suitcases and bags used when traveling.
Slang for lubricant; a product used to reduce friction.
Device emitting focused light; used in tech and medicine.
Abstract thing, existence itself; common concept.
Building where you can borrow books and study.
Body part on the face, used for speech and eating.
Rendered animal fat, used in cooking and baking.
Pieces of cut wood, can be stored or burned.
Internal organ that filters blood and aids digestion.
Young sheep; also meat from a lamb.
Tag or sticker giving information on an item.
Stolen goods; concrete items you can carry off.
Hard candy on sticks; sweet treat you can hold.
Simple machine; a bar that pivots to move loads.
Chemical element or the metal object made from it.
Trash scattered about; also a small animal’s bedding.
Rope loop used to catch animals or objects.
Abstract thing; perceived good or bad fortune.
Connection between web pages or devices.
Cover for a container, like on a pot or jar.
Thin cords for shoes; essential for tying sneakers.
A written/typed set of items; abstract object.
Device or space that raises people or goods.
Tight-fitting legwear, common fashion item.
Large inland bodies of water you can visit.
Upper side of the thighs; also a spot to sit.
Short for lollipop, a small sweet on a stick.
Material from animal hide; used in many goods.
Long-handled spoon for serving soups or sauces.
Straight or curved marks; basic drawing element.
A compact mass or swelling; a small solid thing.
Aquatic plant; sacred flower in some cultures.
A person (or character) who failed; still a “thing”.
Sugary lemon-flavored drink; popular beverage.
Organs for breathing in humans and animals.
Game of chance for money; abstract “thing”.
Plural of lolly; small candies kids love.
A lily is a flowering plant, a tangible living thing.
A leash is a strap used to control pets or animals.
A lounge is a room or area for relaxing or waiting.
Loops are circular shapes or turns, concrete forms.
A latte is a coffee drink with steamed milk.
Lava is molten rock from volcanoes, very real stuff.
A lens is glass or plastic that focuses light.
A lanyard is a cord for holding ID badges or keys.
A lampshade covers a lamp bulb to soften the light.
Licorice is a sweet candy, often black or red.
A lunch box is a container to carry your meal.
A leotard is a tight one-piece garment for dance/gym.
A lorry is a large truck for carrying goods.
Lingerie is women’s undergarments, a clothing item.
A lawn is a grass area you can see and walk on.
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