"Lo and !" : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

___ "the Pen" Bayer ("Love and Hip Hop" star) ___ wonders (Tone Loc and 10,000 Maniacs, e.g.) ''... but five loaves, and two ___'' (Matthew 14:17) ''For ___ - with Love and Squalor'' ''The Long and Winding ___'' "___ ... Lovely and Alive" (1962 jazz album) "___ better to have loved and lost . . ." "___ better to have loved and lost ..." "___ fair in love and war" "___ you loud and clear!" "... but five loaves, and two ---" "All's ___ in love and war" "Comin' through loud and clear" "Dear Lord and ___": Whittier "For ___ -- With Love and Squalor" "For ___ -- With Love and Squalor" (Salinger) "I read you loud and clear, breakfast meat!" "It Was a Lover and His ___" (old song standard) "La Loge" and "La Grenouillère," e.g. "La Loge" and "La Grenouillère" "Live long and ___": "Star Trek" blessing "Live long and prosper" speaker "Lo and behold!" "Lois and Clark" Lois portrayer "Loud and clear, bro" "Loud and clear!" "Louise" and "Martha" "Love and ___," 1955 Emmy-award song "Love and Anger" singer Bush "Love and Basketball" actor "Love and Basketball" actor Omar "Love and Basketball" co-star "Love and Bullets" star Charles "Love and Death on Long Island" writer Gilbert ___ "Love and marriage, love and marriage, go together like a horse and carriage," e.g.? "Love and Marriage" lyricist Sammy "Love and Memories" Maryland band "Love and Squalor" girl "Love and Squalor" girl of literature "Love is love and not ___ away" (Stones) "Lucia di Lammermoor" lord and namesakes "Read ya loud and clear" "Studs Lonigan" and others "The Look of Love" and "Suddenly I See," e.g.? "Through the Looking-___, and What Alice Found There" * Where this answer is located (and, if you add a word to the front, a former sitcom) #1 song between Phil Collins's "Groovy Kind of Love" and The Escape Club's "Wild Wild West" (1988 wasn't good for music, apparently) 1965 movie in which Sophia Loren and Paul Newman are both really nice on the eyes Account that might be under lock and key Actress Long and others Actresses Long and Peeples Actresses Longoria and Gabor Actresses Longoria and Mendes Aid in lost and found Airfare plus lodging and transportation Area in an "Airplane!" gag about loading and unloading Areas in London and N.Y.C. Assyrian goddess of love and war Attorney for Loeb and Leopold Auto loans and credit card balances Babylonian goddess of love and war Bauhaus/Love and Rockets guitarist Be long and boring Beckerman who wrote "Love, Loss and What I Wore" Bill, Louis and Carrie Biographer Lofts and namesakes Book with a lock and key Bowling has one in St. Louis and one in Las Vegas Castaway home of Lovey and Thurston Howell, III Class including lobsters and crabs Co-worker of Lois and Jimmy Colleague of Lou and Mary Comedian Louis and family Companion of love and honour Computer pioneer Lovelace and others Conductor Lockhart and others Contemporary of Louis and Duke Contemporary of Lowell and Sexton Coworker of Lou and Mary Crab Louie and cole slaw Creates loops and knots Cried loud and long Dean of "Lois and Clark" Difference between a lot and a little, maybe Does loops and knots Emulate Lorenzo and Jessica Endings for lobby and palm English landscapist famous for "The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons" Epps in "Love and Basketball Epps of "Love and Basketball" Exam with logical and analytical reasoning sections: Abbr. Examined the look and feel of Featured artist on the #1 singles "Low" and "Kiss Kiss" Fed lots and lots of corn Finish that should be long and complex First lady between Lou and Bess Fly low and attack Football locale (and a letter bank for 47-Across) Formerly in the lost-and-found Frank Turner "Love ___ and Song" Frequent losers and gainers Fully, loudly and deeply Funny Louis and others German composer Louis and family Greens of locale and authorship Grp. for Love and Couples Guster single off "Lost and Gone Forever" Guster song off "Lost and Gone Forever" Guster song on "Lost and Gone Forever" Hatcher of Lois and Clark He loads and unloads He voices Burns, Flanders, Skinner, Lovejoy, and Brockman Hero's lover and others High, low and comic followers High, low and neutral Hit for Trini Lopez and Peter, Paul & Mary House of Lords and Commons Huey, Louie and Dewey Illustrator of "Paradise Lost" and "The Divine Comedy" Insufferable, lovelorn and whiny, in slang It goes with love and honor It has long and short verses It may be a foot long and edible It starts with love and can go back and forth It's long and blown It's long and feathery It's often kept under lock and key Items at a lost-and-found J. Lo and Ben, once J.D. Salinger dedicatee of "With Love and Squalor" Jazz great with Louis and Duke Kenny Loggins and Sheena Easton duet "___ Got Tonite" Kindergarten lost-and-found item Kindergarten lost-and-found items, perhaps King, London and Tan Lack of logic and a frosty coating? Laugh loud and long Laughed out loud and then some Lavisher of love and attention Leander's love and others Left in the lost and found Like much lost-and-found property Like shoes made in St. Louis and finished in New Orleans? Like some looks and laundry Like some lots and socks Lo and mo trailer Loaded and then some Loads and loads Loads and loads of cereal Loafers and pumps Loafers and topsiders, for example Loam and loess Loam and marl, e.g. Lobster and beluga products Locked and loaded Locklear and Langenkamp Locks and shocks Locks and socks Locust and loquat Locusts and Indian beans Locusts and wild honey, to John the Baptist Lodgepole and Knobcomb Lodger and eater Loeb and Bonet of showbiz Loess and loam Logan and McKinley: Abbr. Logan and Raines Logan and Shasta (abbr.) Logan and Spencer Logos and such: Abbr. Logos and the like: Abbr. Logs and twigs, in the eyes of campers Logwood and catechu Lohengrin and others Lois and Clark actress Hatcher LOLcats and literal videos, e.g. Lollapalooza and the like, briefly Lollipops and peppermints and such Lollobrigida and Gershon Lollobrigida and Manès Lollobrigida and others Lom and Hoover Lombard and King Lombardi and Edwards Lombardo and Forget Lomond and Fyne Lomond and Ness Lomond and Ness, e.g. Lomond and Ness, for two Lon. and Rot. London and Berlin, e.g. London and Manhattan districts London and NYC districts London and Paris, e.g. London and Windsor locale (Abbr.) Londoners and Liverpudlians Lone and Iode Long and arduous Long and big Long and complicated story