Crossword clues for lego
lego
- Toy name from the Danish for "play well"
- Toy line that sells Basic Bricks Deluxe
- Toy in a hit 2014 film
- Toy Hall of Fame original inductee
- Toy for an aspiring architect
- Toy featured at theme parks
- Toy company with theme parks
- Toy company with a California theme park
- Toy company with a Bugatti Chiron set
- Toy company with a "Star Wars" line
- Toy company that introduced plant-based plastic in 2018
- Toy company named "the world's most powerful brand" in 2015
- Toy company begun by Ole Kirk Christiansen
- Toy city block
- Toy celebrated at Brickworld conventions
- Toy building brick
- Toy brick company
- Toy brand with a Taj Mahal set
- Toy brand with a Ninjago line
- Toy brand with a Harry Potter line
- Toy brand with a BrickHeadz line
- Toy brand that's the focus of a chain of theme parks
- Toy brand
- Tot's block
- Tinkerer's toy?
- Small construction unit?
- Popular construction toy
- Popular building brick brand
- Playroom piece
- Plastic pieces in the playroom
- Plastic brick maker
- Plastic brick
- One of the National Toy Hall of Fame's original inductees
- One of more than 245,000 in a Christmas tree at a California theme park
- New kids' block since 1958
- Name on some blocks
- Name on a box of bricks
- Name on a block
- Minifigure maker
- Member of the inaugural class of inductees to the National Toy Hall of Fame
- Mega Bloks competitor
- MEGA Bloks alternative
- Medium on display at Brickworld
- Medium in which the Reverend Brendan Powell Smith builds his Bible dioramas
- Maker of mini bricks
- Maker of millions of bricks
- Maker of Duplo toy bricks
- Make of colorful blocks
- Locking block
- Little construction block
- Little block
- Lincoln Logs alternative
- Kids' snap-together brick brand
- Kids' plastic brick maker
- Kids' building block
- Kids' blocks brand
- Kids' block
- Kid's plastic block
- Kid's construction block
- Kid brick
- Its ex-president is the wealthiest man in Denmark
- Its California theme park has a "Miniland, USA" section
- Its Batman video game was released in 2008
- Interlocking toy brand
- Interlocking block brand
- Gift for young builders
- Fitting toy for children?
- Fitting brand for kids
- Educational toy
- DUPLO brick maker
- Danish toymaker
- Danish toy giant
- Danish toy brand
- Danish toy block maker
- Danish brick
- Danish block brand
- Construction-block manufacturer
- Construction toy brand with a 1,329-piece Millennium Falcon
- Company that's built brick by brick?
- Company that means "I put together" in Latin
- Commercial lead-in to land
- Colorful building brick
- Colorful brick brand
- Child's toy block
- Child's plastic block
- Child's building bricks
- Certain building block
- Castle unit, perhaps
- Building-toy trade name
- Building-blocks maker
- Building bricks for children
- Building bricks brand
- Building blocks name
- Building block for kids
- Bright building brick
- Bricks inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 1998
- Bricks brand
- BrickHeadz toymaker
- BrickHeadz company
- Brick-but-not-mortar business?
- Brick that hurts when stepped on
- Brick produced with 0.002 mm accuracy
- Brick made of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
- Brick in a playpen
- Brick for a kid
- Brand of snap-together toy bricks
- Brand of many kids' kits
- Brand of little bricks
- Brand of kids' construction bricks
- Brand of kids' building blocks
- Brand of kids' bricks
- Brand in the National Toy Hall of Fame
- Brand for young builders
- Brand for little builders
- Blocks at a daycare center
- Block used for small structures
- Block in a toy box
- Block in a play room
- Block for kids
- Bionicle brand
- Big name in small blocks
- Big name in kids' construction
- Big name in construction toys
- Big brand of blocks
- Attachable brick
- 2017's "The ___ Batman Movie"
- "The ___ Ninjago Movie"
- "The ___ Movie" (2014 flick that features a toy Batman)
- "The ___ Movie" (2014 film featuring the evil Lord Business)
- "The ___ Movie" (2014 film featuring Liam Neeson as Bad Cop/Good Cop)
- "The ___ Movie" (2014 animated film featuring the song "Everything Is Awesome")
- "The ___ Batman Movie"
- ___ -mutton sleeve
- Building block maker
- Brick maker
- Brand name that happens to be Latin for "I read"
- Lincoln Log competitor
- Kind of blocks
- Big name in little blocks
- Building block company
- ___-mutton sleeve
- Toy building block brand
- Big name in construction?
- Toy brand with minifigures
- Toy block brand
- Building block brand
- Danish toy company
- Plastic block maker
- Toy name preceding "land"
- Toy block maker
- Big name in blocks
- Building toy brand that's set to "star" in a 2014 film
- Brickmaking company
- Block brand in the playroom
- Popular building block
- Toy block company
- Theme park company
- Brand of blocks
- Plastic building block
- Construction company
- Well-known maker of two-by-fours
- It produces more than 20 billion bricks annually
- Plastic block brand
- Danish-based toy company
- Toy company whose name is an anagram of 124-Across
- Plastic brick brand
- Kid's block
- Kind of brick
- Toy brick maker
- Theme of several theme parks
- Toy building brick brand
- Toy behind several international theme parks
- Playroom block
- 2014's "The ___ Movie"
- Part of some small buildings
- Toy construction piece
- Small construction company?
- Construction materials impounded by sensible government
- Small bricks on top of one
- Plastic construction set
- Blocks stars in group drinking gallons
- Heard urgent call to release bricks
- Toy Story's endless love
- Toy company whose name is
- Toy block name
- Big name in small construction
- ___ Star Wars (popular toy line)
- Toy building-block brand
- Toy brick brand
- Building block name
- Alternative to Mega Bloks
- Toy building block
- Kid's building block
- Popular building brick toy
- Child's building block
- Brand of toy blocks
- Big name in building blocks
- Building toy with theme parks
- Small building block
- Kid's interlocking block
- Blocks in the playroom
- Kid's choice in home construction?
- Interlockable toy
- Construction toy brand with Star Wars building sets
- Building-block name
- Brand of building blocks
- Big name in building block toys
- "The ___ Movie" (2014 animated film)
- Toy-block giant
- Small construction piece
- Maker of Duplo blocks
- K'NEX alternative
- Building-toy brand
- Brand of toy building bricks
- Brand of construction toy
- Block maker
- Big name in little bricks
- Versatile block
- Toy brick name
- Toy blocks brand
- Toy behind many theme parks
- Subject of the online compendium Brickipedia
- Some playroom blocks
- Snap-together brick brand
- Snap-together brand
- Small construction block
- Playful building block?
- Name derived from Danish for "play well"
- Minifigure toymaker
- Maker of many bricks
- Line known for construction
- Kids' block brand
- K'Nex competitor
- Fun building block
- Fitting toy for a child?
- Component of some small Ferraris
- Company whose name comes from the Danish for "play well"
- Building materials company?
- Building materials company
- Brick brand in movies
- Brand of toy bricks for kids
- Brand of plastic building blocks
- Brand of interlocking toy bricks
- Block you don't want to step on in bare feet
- Block name
- Big name on the block?
- Big name in toy bricks
- Big name in the brick business
- Big name in bricks
- Attachable brick brand
- Assembly line?
- Young builder's unit
- Type of construction block
- Toymaker with Super Mario sets
- Toymaker with a Ninjago line
- Toymaker known for small plastic bricks
- Toymaker based in Billund, Denmark
- Toy-brick brand
- Toy with theme parks
- Toy with six themed amusement parks
- Toy with an amusement park in Carlsbad, California
- Toy with a Brickipedia website
- Toy whose name means "play well"
- Toy that hurts when you step on it barefoot
- Toy rival of K'Nex
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1954, proprietary name (in use since 1934, according to the company), from Danish phrase leg godt "play well." The founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, didn't realize until later that the word meant "I study" or "I put together" in Latin.
Wiktionary
n. (alternative case form of Lego English)
Wikipedia
Lego (; stylized LEGO) is a line of plastic construction toys that are manufactured by The Lego Group, a privately held company based in Billund, Denmark. The company's flagship product, Lego, consists of colourful interlocking plastic bricks accompanying an array of gears, figurines called minifigures, and various other parts. Lego pieces can be assembled and connected in many ways, to construct objects; vehicles, buildings, and working robots. Anything constructed can then be taken apart again, and the pieces used to make other objects.
The Lego Group began manufacturing the interlocking toy bricks in 1949. Since then a global Lego subculture has developed. Supporting movies, games, competitions, and six Legoland amusement parks have been developed under the brand. As of July 2015, 600 billion Lego parts had been produced.
In February 2015, Lego replaced Ferrari as Brand Finance's "world's most powerful brand".
Lego is a line of toys produced by the Lego Group consisting of interlocking plastic blocks.
Lego or LegOS may also refer to: legco
Lego is the fourth full-length studio album by the Italian progressive death metal band Sadist, released in 2000 by kmg. In this unexpected release, the band loses death vocals altogether, while maintaining hard driving guitars which are still present for a thrash metal background with vocals altered to a more nu metal styling, but on occasion Trevor provides harsher vocals. The release and sudden change in style could be traced back to the very reason the band had split-up in the first place, but it is still unclear as to why this occurred. The band then went on hiatus never to be heard from for five years after Lego was released and returned in 2005 with a new outlook and later redeemed themselves with their self-titled release, Sadist in 2007.
Lego is Sadist's longest album tracking in at 69:19.
LEGO is a proof assistant developed by Randy Pollack at the University of Edinburgh. It implements several type theories: the Edinburgh Logical Framework (LF), the Calculus of Constructions (CC), the Generalized Calculus of Constructions (GCC) and the Unified Theory of Dependent Types (UTT).
Lego is a Sakalava musician who performs accordion music in the traditional style of the coastal regions of Madagascar. In addition to his acclaim as a musician, Lego is also known for having lost his sight as a child, and for being the half-brother of Malagasy superstar Rossy. Lego has released numerous albums and has toured regularly on the international world music circuit.
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Usage examples of "lego".
Say they buy a Lego car kit-in the old days you'd open the box and out tumbled sixty pieces you had to assemble to make the car.
I used to play Lego with lan Ball who lived up the street, back in Bellingham.
Then one day Bradley's mother put his Lego in the bathtub to wash it off.
The charm and fun of Lego derives from reducing the organic to the modular: a zebra built of little cubes.
Shaw, ever the Boomersomething, says that he never got into Lego when he was a kid.
Onto these pads were built skyscrapers and animals and mazes and Lego railroads, sticking out of the walls, rounding corners, passing through holes.
Also, Dusty has him signed up with a trainer at a gym, and he's not looking so much like he was assembled from the leftover bits of the Lego box as he used to.
Jake glanced up when Tor got up and left room, and flat out laughed when he came back carrying the box of Lego Jake had given him.
By the time they finished they had used two more sets and had built the weirdest looking castle Jake had ever seen, using Lego from two space themed sets, one fantasy set and a set based on a front-end loader.
Tor’s shoulders were square and even sitting on the floor with Lego scattered around him Tor’s back was ramrod straight.
Before Tor could try to get his hands on Kirk's Lego Jake pointed to Tor and said, "Watch him–he likes to mix up the pieces.
He rattled around and, finally, triumphantly produced a red and white Lego tower with a bulb-holder lodged inside near the top.
He picked up the Lego box and marched off with it, and I went to look at the clothes in the garage.
He produced the Lego box from a cupboard, wrote a list of what we were taking on an official-looking receipt and got Malcolm to sign it.
I had taken with us the Lego lighthouse and the Mickey Mouse clock, thinking they might interest Robin, over which Malcolm shook his head.