Crossword clues for lil
lil
- Unlike Abner, really
- Tiny, made tinier
- Tiny, in some nicknames
- Tiny, briefly
- Tiny "tiny"
- The Cult's "Devil"
- The Cult "___ Devil"
- The Cult "__ Devil"
- Start of many young rappers' names
- Start of many hip-hop monikers
- Sobriquet for Wayne, Jon, or Kim
- Sobriquet for Kim or Wayne
- Small, to Capp
- Small, made smaller
- Small, like Abner
- Small, in rapper's names
- Small, in many rappers' names
- Small, in hip hop names
- Small, in brief
- Small, in a small way
- Small, in a Capp comic
- Small in a small way
- Small contraction?
- Small "small"?
- Small "small"
- Size of a certain Kim
- Size for Abner
- Silent movie star Gish to friends
- Short, in short
- Short, in music
- Short short?
- Short short
- Short contraction?
- She of diamonds?
- Role for Ms. West
- Repeated word in Black Eyed Peas song title
- Repeated word in "Bridging the Gap" song title
- Rapper's name starter, often
- Rapper -- Wayne
- Rapper -- Jon
- Rapper ___ Nas X
- Rapper ___ Mosey
- Rapper ___ Mama
- Rapper ___ B
- Rapper __ Dicky
- Rap's ___ Nas X
- Rap's __ Wayne
- Rap name contraction
- Rap music's -- Romeo
- Rap music's ___ Romeo
- Rap artist ___ Uzi Vert
- Pleasing vocal quality
- Phil's twin on "Rugrats"
- Part of many hip-hop names
- Part of an MC's moniker
- Part dropped from rapper Bow Wow's name in 2002
- Nickname in Dogpatch
- Music's ___ Kim
- Modifier in rappers' names
- Mae West's alter ego
- Mae West play, "Diamond ___"
- Little, sometimes
- Little, slurred
- Like wee 'uns
- Like some rappers
- Like rappers Jon and Wayne
- Like rapper Kim
- Like Kim or Wayne
- Lady of diamonds
- Kim, Jon or Wayne of rap
- Kim or Wayne?
- Kim or Wayne
- Kim of rap music
- It precedes the names of rappers Wayne and Kim
- It isn't big in the rap world
- Hip-hopper's adjective
- Hip-hop's __' Kim
- Hip-hop star ___ Peep, who died on November 16
- Hip hop's ___ Mo
- Gypsy book
- Grammy winner ___ Nas X
- Dropped part of rapper Bow Wow's name
- Dogpatch nickname
- Dogpatch description
- Diminutive, to Al Capp
- Diminutive, like Abner
- Diminutive, in rural stereotypes
- Diminutive term that starts many rappers' names
- Diminutive in rappers' names
- Diminutive in many rap names
- Diminutive contraction
- Diminutive before Yachty or Uzi Vert
- Diamond follower
- Descriptor in rapper names
- Descriptor in many a rap moniker
- Descriptor for many hip-hop musicians
- Descriptor for Abner or Kim
- Descriptor before Yachty or Uzi Vert
- Descriptor before Wayne or Mama or Uzi Vert
- Describing a Yokum
- Crunk pioneer ___ Jon
- Country-rap star ___ Nas X
- Count Basie's "_____ Darlin'"
- Contraction that oughta have two apostrophes
- Common rap epithet
- Comics bumpkin ___ Abner
- Comedy Central's "__ Bush"
- Capp's ____ Abner
- Blues sobriquet
- Black Diamond ____
- Aunt on "Mister Peepers"
- Alternative to "Young," in hip-hop stage names
- Adjective used to describe Jon/Wayne?
- Adjective that goes before "Wayne" and "Jon" in rapper names
- Adjective in some rap names
- Adjective in a Capp comic
- Adjective for some rappers
- Adjective for rappers Cease, Flip, Troy and Romeo
- Adjective for rapper Kim
- Adjective for rapper Jon or Kim
- Adjective for many MCs and blues musicians
- Adjective for Jon, Wayne, or Kim
- Adjective dropped by rapper Bow Wow
- Adjective before Jon or Wayne
- Adjective before "Wayne" or "Kim"
- Adj. in rapper names
- Abnerian epithet
- Abner's epithet
- Abner's diminutive
- Abner's descriptor
- Abner Yokum's descriptor
- Abner for one
- 1928 role for Mae
- "Woah" rapper ___ Baby
- "Tha Carter" rapper ___ Wayne
- "Tha Carter IV" rapper ___ Wayne
- "Snap Yo Fingers" rapper ___ Jon
- "Small" term that starts many rappers' names
- "Small," in rapper names
- "Peanuts" before its name change, "___ Folks"
- "Magic Stick" rapper ___ Kim
- "Lip Gloss" rapper ___ Mama
- "Her name was Magill, and she called herself __": Beatles lyric
- "Gucci Gang" rapper ___ Pump
- "Gettin' Enough??" ___ Chris
- "Diamond" girl
- "Diamond ________"
- "Checkin' It Out" ___ Chris
- "--- Darlin"' (jazz standard)
- "--- Darlin"' (Count Basie tune)
- "--- Abner"
- "___ Liza Jane"
- "___ Folks" (original title for "Peanuts")
- "___ Folks" (first Charles Schulz strip)
- "___ Darlin'" (Basie tune)
- "___ Bush" (Comedy Central political satire)
- "___ Abner" (old comic)
- "___ Abner" (Capp comic strip)
- "__ Beethoven": 2002 Sparks album
- 'Diamond --' (Mae West play)
- ''Diamond ___''
- ''_____ Folks'' (original name of ''Peanuts'')
- ''___ Darlin''' (jazz standard)
- ''__ Abner''
- -- Wayne (rapper)
- -- Kim (rapper)
- ____ Liza Jane : old song
- ___ Wayne, rapper with the #1 hit "Lollipop"
- ___ Wayne (rapper)
- ___ Wayne ("Uproar" rapper)
- ___ Wayne ("Sucker for Pain" rapper)
- ___ Wayne ("Prom Queen" rapper)
- ___ Wayne ("Lollipop" rapper)
- ___ Wayne ("Fireman" rapper)
- ___ Wayne
- ___ Potato Kid (child of Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head)
- ___ Mama (rapper)
- ___ Jon (rapper)
- ___ Jon (rapper who was on two seasons of "Celebrity Apprentice")
- ___ Jinx (old comic book character)
- ___ Jinx (Archie Comics girl)
- ___ E. Tee (1992 Kentucky Derby winner)
- __ Wolf: Big Bad's son, in Disney comics
- __ Kim
- Diamond girl
- "_____ Folks" (original name of "Peanuts")
- ____ Abner
- Dogpatch diminutive
- ___ Bad Wolf of comic books
- Like Abner Yokum
- "___ Darlin'" (1957 hit)
- Diamond _____
- ___Bad Wolf, of the comics
- Count Basie's "___ Darlin'"
- Like Abnerbut not really
- Diamond gal of Broadway
- "___ Liza Jane" (old glee club favorite)
- "___Darlin'" (jazz standard)
- Short, for short
- Capp's ___ Abner
- "___ Darlin'" (Neal Hefti song)
- Small, for short
- "___ Abner" (old comic strip)
- Wee, informally
- Comics diminutive
- ___ Abner
- Al Capp adjective
- Diminutive, in Dogpatch
- Small, in Dogpatch
- Hip-hop's ___ Kim
- Capp diminutive
- 1992 Kentucky Derby winner ___ E. Tee
- Pop music's ___ Kim
- Small small?
- Singer ___ Kim
- Like wee-uns
- Pint-sized, downsized
- Rapper ___ Kim
- Al Capp diminutive
- Like Count Basie's "darlin'"
- Rap's ___ Kim
- Wee wee?
- Teeny "tiny"
- One of TV's Rugrats
- Not big, in a small way
- Rap star ___ Jon
- Start of many rappers' stage names
- Rap's ___ Wayne
- Rapper ___ Jon
- Wee, quickly
- ___ Wayne with the platinum album "Tha Block Is Hot"
- Rapper ___ Wayne
- Start of many a rap moniker
- Epithet for many a rapper
- "___ Darlin'" (Count Basie number)
- Minute, briefly
- Start of many rapper names
- Teeny-weeny
- Al Capp's "___ Abner"
- "___ Folks," Charles Schulz's first strip
- Like rappers Wayne and Kim
- Much-used epithet in hip-hop
- Hip-hop name modifier
- Rap epithet
- With 37-Down, Al Capp cartoon
- Lead-in to Jon or Wayne
- Describing Abner
- West role
- Epithet for Abner
- Wee palindrome
- Mae West role
- A Gish, briefly
- Comics' Abner
- Diminutive gal?
- Abner of cartoons
- What Abner really isn't
- Like Capp's Abner
- "_____ Darlin'" (1959 song)
- Abner's adjective
- A Gish, for short
- Not-so-apt word for Abner
- Like a Dogpatch hero
- Adjective for Abner of Dogpatch
- Nickname for one of the Russells
- Diamond collector
- Role for a memorable Mae
- Sma'
- "___ Liza Jane," 1916 song
- Diamond bearer
- Like Capp's hero
- "Diamond" woman
- Girl's nickname
- "____ Abner"
- Dogpatch adjective
- "Rugrats" kid
- Palindromic nickname
- -- Abner
- "__ Abner"
- Rap's -- Kim
- Name with a Diamond in front
- Diamond name
- "Rugrats" tyke
- Word describing Abner
- Tiny, for short
- Role for Mae West
- Rapper __ Kim
- Diamond lady
- '-- Abner' (old comic)
- ___ Kim (rapper)
- Start of many rappers' names
- Rapper __ Wayne
- Rapper __ Jon
- Diminutive, in rap names
- "Diamond ___" (Mae West play)
- "___ Folks" ("Peanuts," originally)
- ___ Jon ("Turn Down for What" rapper)
- Yokum family adjective
- Word in many rappers' names
- Tiny, in a tiny way
- Small, in rapper names
- Small, in rap names
- Small, in dialect
- Short, shortened
- Rapper ___ Uzi Vert
- Rapper ___ Boosie
- Rap name adjective
- Little, condensed
- Dogpatch sobriquet
- Abner's size?
- Abner's size
- Abner, for one
- "___ ol' me?"
- Word in many a rap name
- Word before Jon or Wayne
- Word before Abner and after Diamond
- Wee, like Abner
- Wee, in a small way
- Wayne or Kim preceder
- Start of many rap monikers
- Small, in rappers' names
- Small, in rap artists' names
- Small, Dogpatch-style
- Small, cutesily
- Small, aptly?
- Rapper Wayne
- Rapper ___' Kim
- Rapper ___ Yachty
- Rapper ___ Flip
- Rapper __ Nas X
- Rap's ___ Jon
- Part of many rappers' names
- Part of many rapper's names
- Palindromic Diamond
- Old jazz standard "__ Liza Jane"
- Like Abner?
- Like Abner or Kim
- Hip-hop's ___ Wayne
- Hip-hop's __ Kim
- Diminutive, diminutively
- Diamond dame
- Description for Abner
- Contraction for "small"
- Capp's Abner
- Capp's "___ Abner"
- Abner or Diamond
- Abner adjective
- 2009 "American Idol" finalist Rounds
- "Turn Down for What" rapper ___ Jon
- "Lollipop" rapper ___ Wayne
- "Diamond ____"
- "Based on a True Story" ___ Mo
- "___ Darlin"' (Count Basie tune)
- ___ Jon (crunk pioneer)
- __ Wolf: Disney comics kid
- Word that precedes Wayne or Kim in rapper names
- Word outgrown by Romeo and Bow Wow
- Word in several rappers' names
- Word in many kid rappers' names
- Word for Abner
- Word before Wayne, Yachty, or Uzi Vert in rappers' names
- Word before Jon, Wayne, and Kim in rappers' names
- Word before Boosie, Kim, and Wayne in rappers' names
- West character
- Wee, nonstandardly
- Wee, briefly
- Wee, as some rappers
- Wee, as Abner
- Wee as Abner
Wiktionary
a. (alternative form of li'l English)
Wikipedia
LIL may refer to:
- Lille Airport, with IATA code LIL
- LIL, the Little Implementation Language
- LIL, the Little Interpreted Language
- lil, laugh in loud
- LIL, large-ion-lithophile elements
Usage examples of "lil".
Every object that presented itself was enrobed in that sublime simplicity which characterizes these charming regions, whose imagery is at once lofty and impressive, lilling the mind that contemplates it with the most exquisite emotions.
At its center, Lil Ambrioth and the man who had masqueraded as Hadriax el Fex still strove against each other, but much of their combat was lost to sight behind others.
Karigan wandered through the breezeway into the central courtyard gardens, preoccupied by the journal of her apparent ancestor, Hadriax el Fex, and the words of Lil Ambrioth.
If Lil had been out all night on the gatter he would have caused a fucking riot.
The eyes blinked, and with a liquidy shimmer, a face formed around them, the face of Lil Ambrioth.
The mender gazed down at Lil as if in an attitude of prayer while he waited.
I endured a few minutes of leg-pulling from Della and Lil, was congratulated by Josephus in a melodiously outdated rap, envied by Jonie, and caused Fredo moans of outright grief by resigning.
Either Penny Lil had been ploughed by something firmer than a cock, he thought, or much more likely, her courses had appeared whilst she slept.
Lil was Lil, or Lily Marlene to a stranger, a Junoesque beauty now in the middle fullness of her years.
Orders were shouted and arrows shooshed into the air, but they flew wide, clattering into rocks far away from Lil.
She was dressed for work in a tweedy suit, looking very much like the all-wise Aunt Lil Fairchild, except for a large straw sunbonnet and white gloves.
In the two years since it began operating, Big Lil had been economical compared with smaller generators, magnificently reliable, and trouble-free.
By the time Zia was four, Averill and Tina were Daddy and Mom to her, and Lily was Aunt Lil.
Blessing covered the door opening with his hulk, leaned against the frame, and chewed on a strip of beef jerky, which Lil always sent in her parcels.
And why were his favorite woman, Diamond Lil Schindler, his cronies, Chauvin, Joplin and other musicians, and their women there?