-la : 6 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Act (1715 law) __ and dine (treat lavishly) __ box (animal lab apparatus) __ boy (timid lad) __ cum laude (lesser honor than ''summa'') __ dogs (lab experiment subjects) __ facie (obvious, in law) __ Island Red (chicken that lays brown eggs) __ Lane (role played by Noel Neill) __ language (nonverbal signs) __ Lanka (tea exporter) __ nine (last half of a golf course) __ Nor, lake in Sinkiang __ of Chicago (world's largest food festival) __ Park (13-Down lab site) __ song (lament for a lost love) ___ La Biche ___ -American (Latino U.S. resident) ___ -Aztecan (family of languages) ___ -European (language family) ___ -la ___ -la (utopia) ___ -lacto diet ___ -Latin ___ -Lay ___ -Lay (food brand) ___ -Lay (snack food giant) ___ 131, LA 92 (2008 NBA Finals clinching score line) ___ 300 (short-lived Apple laptop) ___ 9, first spacecraft to land softly on the moon ___ a laugh! ___ A. Bank (menswear label) ___ Act (law fighting organized crime) ___ aller (last resort) ___ Amin in "The Last King of Scotland" ___ Ana (Las Cruces's county) ___ and labor ___ and law ___ Angeles Lakers ___ Apopka Lake, Fla. ___ Arden law ___ au lait ___ Avenue (Monopoly property landed on the most) ___ away (saves for later) ___ Basin Initiative (African partnership launched in 1999) ___ Bay, largest Oregon Coast city ___ Bay, part of Lake Huron ___ bean (lima's larger lookalike) ___ Beanies (late-'90s limited edition Beanie Babies) ___ before (at the latest) ___ before (no later than) ___ before (not later than) ___ Bill Weedles (Land of Oz character) ___ bin Laden ___ bomb (nickname of the largest nuclear weapon ever detonated) ___ bono (for whose benefit?: Lat.) ___ bono: "Who stands to gain?" in law ___ Book: 11th-century English land survey ___ Booker (Rhodes Scholar, Yale Law graduate, and New Jersey's first African-American US senator) ___ Bora (mountain area in old bin Laden news) ___ boy (spoiled lad) ___ Brewster, "Arsenic and Old Lace" role ___ Brewster, beleaguered nephew in "Arsenic and Old Lace" ___ Brite (laundry product) ___ Buena (town that later became San Francisco) ___ Building (47-Across landmark) ___ Building (Manhattan landmark) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by Cass Gilbert) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by Daniel H. Burnham) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by Emery Roth and Sons) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by Raymond Hood) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by William F. Lamb) ___ Building (N.Y.C. landmark designed by William Van Alen) ___ Building, landmark on New York's Roosevelt Island ___ Building, New York landmark north of Grand Central ___ burner (lab item) ___ burner (lab staple) ___ Burnham Lambert (former investment firm) ___ caelestes (divine wrath: Lat.) ___ Cajun: University of Louisiana at Lafayette athlete ___ cake (ladyfinger) ___ Canal (connector of lakes Ontario and Huron) ___ Canals (Great Lakes connectors) ___ Canals (Great Lakes) ___ Canaria, chief city in Las Palmas ___ Carpenter, Lady Bird's secretary ___ Castle, Havana landmark ___ cava (large blood vessel) ___ cava (large vessel to the heart) ___ cavae (large veins) ___ cavae: large blood vessels ___ Chapel: Vatican landmark ___ Chimpsky (chimp in a language experiment) ___ Chinmoy (late spiritual leader) ___ choice (lack of an alternative) ___ Cime di Lavaredo (peaks in the Alps) ___ citato (Latin phrase that's often abbreviated in footnotes) ___ City (Las Vegas nickname) ___ City (Las Vegas) ___ cling (laundry problem) ___ Coeur (Paris landmark) ___ Coeur, Parisian landmark ___ court (law school exercise) ___ court, law student's exercise ___ cum laude (not quite "summa") ___ cum laude (with highest honors) ___ d'agneau (lamb dish) ___ d'Ivoire (African land) ___ Daly of TV's "Cagney and Lacey" ___ dancer, railroad-track layer ___ dans la lune ("distracted" in French) ___ de la ... ___ de la Cité (middle of Paris's Pont Neuf) ___ de la Cité (Notre Dame Cathedral site) ___ de la Cité (Seine site) ___ de la Cité (where Notre Dame de Paris stands) ___ de la Cité, Paris ___ de la Paix ___ de la Pascua, Venezuela ___ de la Réunion ___ de la Société ___ de la Visitation, Quebec ___ de Toulouse-Lautrec ___ Dei: lamb of God ___ Deportes (Spanish-language channel) ___ di Lammermoor (opera heroine) ___ Digital Shorts (late-night comic bits) ___ dish (biology lab container) ___ dish (biology lab staple) ___ dish (lab container) ___ dish (lab holder) ___ dish (lab item) ___ dish (lab vessel) ___ distance (last) ___ dixit (assertion lacking proof) ___ doble (Latin dance) ___ dobles (Latin dances) ___ dog's life (labored) ___ down the law ___ dragon (large lizard) ___ dragon (largest living lizard) ___ dragon (world's largest lizard) ___ drugs (bacterial treatment largely replaced by antibiotics) ___ Elum Lake, Wash. ___ En Lai ___ En-lai (Chinese premier) ___ end (last part) ___ end (very last part) ___ es Salaam (Tanzania's largest city) ___ et labor (pray and work: Lat.) ___ et labora ___ fatso: bit of Archie Bunker language-mangling ___ Fayed, last romantic partner of Princess Diana ___ fide (Latin) ___ finalis (purpose, in law) ___ flask (lab container) ___ for time (late) ___ Foxx, late comedian ___ From Last Night (website that collects regrettable messages) ___ fruit (large tangelo) ___ fu (pop artist on the Sony Japan label) ___ German (dead language) ___ gestae (things done: Lat.) ___ Glendower, last Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales ___ golf (laid-back sport) (4) ___ Gorbachev, last first lady of the USSR ___ gratia (in all kindness): Lat. ___ gratiam habeamus: Kentucky's Latin state motto ___ gratias (thanks be to God: Lat.) ___ Group (Latin American association) ___ gum (used in lacquers) ___ gut (laugh hard) ___ gut: laugh heartily ___ hair (lava froth) ___ harm (lack malice) ___ heart ne'er won fair lady ___ High Stadium (old Denver landmark) ___ Hill (Oyster Bay, N.Y., landmark) ___ Holiness the Dalai Lama ___ homo (behold the man, in Latin) ___ House (landmark in Chicago's Hyde Park) ___ House (Los Angeles landmark of modern architecture) ___ Howard, Ann Landers's daughter and advice columnist ___ Hughes, former British poet laureate ___ in re: Lat. ___ incognita (unexplored land) ___ incognita (unknown land) ___ initial: large-type first character of a book chapter ___ Invalides (Paris landmark) ___ ipsum (faux-Latin phrase frequently used by publishers in placeholder text blocks) ___ Island (immigrants' landing place) ___ Island (site of New York City's largest jail facility) ___ Island: NY/NJ landmark ___ Jam (big hip-hop label) ___ Jam (label with which Justin Bieber is feuding) ___ Jam (Rihanna's record label) ___ jocum (in jest): Lat. ___ Jon (fashion label) ___ Jon (women's apparel label)