Crossword Clue: What "L" means on a clothing tag
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "What "L" means on a clothing tag"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "What "L" means on a clothing tag"
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- $1000, slangily
- __-screen TV
- ___ and in charge
- ____-scale
- Bass-mouth size
- A size
- Apparel size
- Above average, in a way
- Above average in size
- Above-average size
- At ___ (free)
- At ___ (loose)
- At ___ (on the lam)
- At ___ (on the loose)
- At ___ (unconfined)
- At ___ (unrestrained)
- Big relative?
- Big shirt size
- Big T-shirt size
- Big
- Bigger than a breadbox
- Grand
- Grande
- Commodious
- Fast food drink choice
- Fast-food drink size
- Fast-food menu option
- Fries order at McDonald's, maybe
- Fries order
- Fries size
- Certain popcorn order
- Certain size
- Economy size
- Economy-size
- Chamberlain's bathrobe size
- Concession stand word
- Egg choice
- Egg classification
- Egg or olive classification
- Egg size
- Considerable
- Brobdingnagian
- Elephantine
- Elgar (anag)
- Gargantuan
- Garment size
- How some rock stars live
- How the ambitious hope to live
- Bulky.
- Bulky
- Huge
- Hulking
- Humongous
- Generous, as portions
- Generous
- Hungry order
- Chunky A "___ and in Charge"
- By and --- (generally)
- Enormous
- Giant
- Gigantic
- Jacket size
- Ginormous
- Immense
- Capacious
- Clothing size
- Heavy D & the Boyz "Living ___"
- Hefty
- Coat size
- Expansive
- Coffeehouse option
- Extensive
- Extravagant way to live
- Cyclopean
- Good-sized
- Dress size
- Goodly
- Jumbo
- High on the hog
- Drink size
- Colossal
- Soda order
- Soda size
- Soda specification
- Soft drink order
- Mammoth
- Pizza size
- Vast
- Like movie candy boxes
- Like movie snack bar items, often
- Like NBA players
- Outsize
- Robe size
- Kind of appliance
- Movie popcorn size
- Movie snack bar word, perhaps
- (Very) big
- Whopping
- Oversized
- Like some basses' mouths
- Like some eggs
- Kind of order
- King-size
- King-sized
- The "L" in XXL
- The "L" of XL
- The "L" of XXL
- Massive
- Roomier than medium
- Roomy
- Roomy size
- Shirt size
- Shirt-tag word
- Substantial
- Quite big
- With 27D, what these answers show
- L on a T?
- Little's late partner
- Living ___
- Rather small olive size, ironically
- Popcorn order for two, maybe
- Part of XXL
- Olive size
- Menu word
- On the loose, after "at"
- On the loose (with "at")
- "Portrait of a Musician" artist, familiarly
- Loom ___
- One kind of order
- Regal (anag)
- Modest Mouse "The World at ___"
- Onion rings option
- Magnanimous.
- Major
- Prodigious
- Opposite of small
- More than medium
- Like a sumo wrestler
- Not quite jumbo
- Not small or medium
- Supersized
- Spacious
- Word on a garment tag
- Word on a tag
- Word on some tags
- Sweater size
- Sweatshirt size
- T choice
- T-shirt choice
- T-shirt option
- T-shirt order
- T-shirt size
- T-shirt specification
- T-shirt tag word
- T size
- Tag marking
- Sizable
- Size above Medium
- Size of eggs
- Size that's bigger than medium
- Size up from medium
- Writ ___
- XXL part
- Slipper size
- What "L" means on a clothing tag
- Small, medium, __
- Tee choice
- Tee size
- Uppercase
Recent Usage of What "L" means on a clothing tag in Crossword Puzzles
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- Daily Celebrity - Oct. 20, 2016
