| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. ___" |
| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. ___" ('64 film) |
| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. ___" (1964 film) |
| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. ___" (1964 flick) |
| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. ___" (1964 movie) |
| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. ___" (Tony Randall pic) |
| LAO | "7 Faces of Dr. —" |
| LAO | "Dr." in a 1964 film title |
| LAO | ''7 Faces of Dr. ___'' (1964 movie) |
| LAO | A member of a Buddhist people |
| LAO | A northern Thai people |
| LAO | Ancient Chinese philosopher and the founder of Taoism, ___-Tzu |
| LAO | Ancient Chinese philosopher, ___-Tzu |
| LAO | Asian Buddhist |
| LAO | Asian language |
| LAO | Asian language with no plural form |
| LAO | Beatty of "Superman" |
| LAO | Cambodian's neighbor |
| LAO | Certain southeast Asian |
| LAO | Charles G. Finney novel "The Circus of Dr. _____" |
| LAO | Charles G. Finney's "The Circus of Dr. ___" |
| LAO | China's ___-tse |
| LAO | China's ___-tzu |
| LAO | Chinese philosopher ___ tzu |
| LAO | Chinese philosopher ___-Tzu |
| LAO | Chinese philosopher ___-tze |
| LAO | Chinese philosopher ___-tzu |
| LAO | Citizen of Southeast Asia |
| LAO | Cuisine whose staple food is sticky rice |
| LAO | Doctor in a 1964 movie |
| LAO | Doctor of film |
| LAO | Dr. played by Tony Randall |
| LAO | Dweller along the Mekong |
| LAO | Dweller on the Mekong |
| LAO | Dweller on the Mekong River |
| LAO | Eastern language |
| LAO | Film "7 Faces of Dr. _____" |
| LAO | First language of Hank's neighbor on "King of the Hill" |
| LAO | Green papaya salad |
| LAO | Indochinese language |
| LAO | It's spoken in Vientiane |
| LAO | Italian river |
| LAO | Kingdom of Champasak subject, once |
| LAO | Kip spender |
| LAO | Language Thais can understand |
| LAO | Language akin to Thai |
| LAO | Language along the Mekong |
| LAO | Language along the Mekong River |
| LAO | Language closely related to Thai |
| LAO | Language heard along the Mekong |
| LAO | Language heard in Vientiane |
| LAO | Language in Southeast Asia |
| LAO | Language in Vientiane |
| LAO | Language in the Tai family |
| LAO | Language in which "thank you" is "khob chai" |
| LAO | Language in which the majority of words are monosyllabic |
| LAO | Language of Indochina |
| LAO | Language of Southeast Asia |
| LAO | Language of Vientiane |
| LAO | Language people usually converse in in Luang Prabang province and Loei province |
| LAO | Language related to Thai |
| LAO | Language similar to Thai |
| LAO | Language spoken along the Mekong River |
| LAO | Language spoken in Talat Sao |
| LAO | Language spoken in Vientiane |
| LAO | Language spoken in the Golden Triangle |
| LAO | Language that becomes the name of where it's spoken if you add an "s" |
| LAO | Language that is mostly monosyllabic |
| LAO | Language that's the name of an Asian country minus its last letter |
| LAO | Language that’s mutually intelligible with Thai |
| LAO | Language traditionally written without spaces between words |
| LAO | Language with a Vientiane dialect |
| LAO | Language with more than 25 vowel sounds |
| LAO | Language with six tones |
| LAO | Language written with no spaces between words |
| LAO | Larb, a meat salad, is the "unofficial" national dish enjoyed by this nationality |
| LAO | Largely monosyllabic language |
| LAO | Like the Souphanousinphone family on "King of the Hill" |
| LAO | Mekong Buddhist |
| LAO | Mekong Delta dweller |
| LAO | Mekong River language |
| LAO | Mekong River native |
| LAO | Mekong Valley native |
| LAO | Mekong native |
| LAO | Mekong people |
| LAO | Mostly monosyllabic language |
| LAO | Mount where the Taoist Temple of Supreme Purity, dated to the Ming Dynasty, is located |
| LAO | Nam khao cuisine |
| LAO | Native language west of 14 Across |
| LAO | Native of NE Thailand |
| LAO | Neighbor of a Thai |
| LAO | Neighbor of a Vietnamese |
| LAO | Northeast Thai tongue |
| LAO | Of, or relating to Laos |
| LAO | Official language in Vientiane |
| LAO | Official language of Laos |
| LAO | One celebrating Pi Mai |
| LAO | Pathet ___ |
| LAO | Pathet ___ (Asian party) |
| LAO | Pathet ___ (old revolutionary group) |
| LAO | Pathet _____ (Communist group) |
| LAO | People of Northeastern Thailand |
| LAO | People of Northern Thailand |
| LAO | People of northwestern Thailand |
| LAO | Philosopher ___-tzu |
| LAO | Philosopher __-tzu |
| LAO | Poet __-tzu |
| LAO | Relating to the country with Vientiane as capital |
| LAO | Relative of Thai |
| LAO | Savannakhet citizen |
| LAO | Seven-faced doctor of film |
| LAO | Sister language of Thai |
| LAO | Something President Bounnhang Vorachith speaks |
| LAO | South Asian official language |
| LAO | Southeast Asian |
| LAO | Southeast Asian language |
| LAO | Southeast Asian native |
| LAO | Southeast Asian people |
| LAO | Southeast Asian tongue |
| LAO | Southest Asian language |
| LAO | Tai Buddhist |
| LAO | Tai language |
| LAO | Tam som cuisine |
| LAO | Taoism founder ___-Tzu |
| LAO | Taoism founder, ___-tzu |
| LAO | Thai Buddhist |
| LAO | Thai language |
| LAO | Thai language kin |
| LAO | Thai neighbor |
| LAO | Thai people |
| LAO | Thai relative |
| LAO | Thai tongue |
| LAO | Thai's neighbor |
| LAO | Tony Randall's doctor |
| LAO | Vientiane denizen |
| LAO | Vientiane language |
| LAO | Vientiane native |
| LAO | Vientiane people |
| LAO | Vientiane's language |
| LAO | Vietnam resident's neighbor |
| LAO | Vietnamese neighbor |
| LAO | With 35-Across, Taoism founder |
| LAO | ___ Gan Ma (chili sauce brand) |
| LAO | ___ Gan Ma sauce |
| LAO | ___ People's Democratic Republic |
| LAO | ___ Tse: Chinese philosopher |
| LAO | ___ Tzu (Father of Taoism) |
| LAO | ___ Tzu (Taoism founder) |
| LAO | ___ Tzu: Taoism founder |
| LAO | ___ gong (Chinese for "hubby") |
| LAO | ____-Tzu |
| LAO | ___s: Southeast Asian country north of Thailand |
| LAO | ___-Tzu (Chinese philosopher) |
| LAO | ___-tse |
| LAO | ___-tse of Taoism |
| LAO | ___-tse, Chinese philosopher |
| LAO | ___-tzu |
| LAO | ___-tzu (Taoism founder) |
| LAO | __-Tzu (Chinese philosopher) |
| LAO | — -tzu |
| LAO | “7 Faces of Dr. —” |