lightweight waterproof jacket
Lightweight weaves
Lightweight wood
Lightweight wood of a South American tree
Lightweight wood used for models
Lightweight, cool material
Lightyear, Buzz movie
Lighweight pith helmet
ligneous
Ligneous plant
Lignite
Lignite or anthracite
Lignite, for one
LIGNITE, product of
ligure
Liguria capital
Liguria river tributary to
Ligurian capital
LIGURIAN capital (It.)
Ligurian love
Ligurian port
LIGURIAN province
LIGURIAN Republic, metropolis of the
LIGURIAN river
LIGURIAN Roman settlement remains
Ligurian Sea city
Ligurian Sea feeder
Ligurian Sea resort
Ligurian seaport
Ligurian, for one
Ligustrum shrub
LII doubled
LII twice
LIII doubled
Lika a caboose
Likable
Likable '50s prez
Likable candidate
Likable candidate of the past
Likable Lee
Likable loser
Likable pol of the 1950s
Likable politician of the 1950s
Likable politician?
Likable prez
Likable prez of years ago
Likably silly
Likd a wild crowd
Like
Like blueprints
Like gingerbread
Like most high schoolers
Like pillows
Like planetary paths
Like the Oscars
Like __ in the headlights
Like __ of bricks
Like ___ (quickly)
Like ___ (remark dismissing concern)
Like ___ (very quickly)
Like ___ (very rapidly)
Like ___ (with equal probability)
Like ___ balloon
Like ___ bricks
Like ___ from the blue
Like ___ in a poke
Like ___ in a trap
Like ___ in headlights
Like ___ in the dark
Like ___ in the face
Like ___ in the face (insulting)
Like ___ in the head
Like ___ in the woods (unsuspecting)
Like ___ knife through butter
Like ___ not
Like ___ not!
Like ___ of bricks
Like ___ of bricks (heavily)
Like ___ of sunshine
Like ___ out of hell
Like ___ out of hell
Like ___ out of water
Like ___ Song (John Denver hit)
Like ___ to the slaughter
Like __, he hunts in dreams: Tennyson
Like __: probably
Like --- (quite possibly)
Like --- a hole in the head
Like --- out of ...
Like -12, vis-a-vis 37
Like -3
Like -trix, at times: Abbr.
Like ... uh ...
Like ... um ...
Like '40s boppers
Like '50s gasoline
Like '50s LPs
Like '60s fashion
Like '60s fashions
Like '70s fashions, now
Like '90s video games now
Like 'Carrie' in 2013
Like 'dis'
Like 'Hamlet'
Like 'Hee Haw' humor
Like 'm' and 'n' sounds
Like 'mice' or 'men'
Like 'Ode on a Grecian Urn'
Like 'oy vey'
Like 'salesperson' or 'waitperson'
Like 'The Incredibles'
Like 'the little woman'
Like 'The Shining'
Like 'Toy Story'
Like "10," "54," and "300"
Like "10," but not "9"
Like "10"
Like "20 Questions" questions
Like "A Star Is Born," repeatedly
Like "A Star Is Born," several times
Like "aardvark," e.g.
Like "Aida"
Like "algae" or "termini": Abbr.
Like "All the President's Men," originally, per the M.P.A.A.
Like "alter ego" and "alma mater"
Like "alumna": Abbr.
Like "American Beauty"
Like "American Hustle"
Like "American Pie," "American Psycho" and "American Beauty"
Like "American Sniper"
Like "Annabel Lee" among all Poe poems
Like "Apollo 13"
Like "as clear as mud"
Like "aurum" for gold and "ferrum" for iron
Like "Avatar" or "Cars 2"
Like "Bambi" or "Toy Story 4"
Like "banjo," "bongo," and "marimba"
Like "be": Abbr.
Like "bein' green," to Kermit
Like "Beowulf," e.g.: Abbr.
Like "Beowulf," in brief
Like "Beowulf"
Like "Beowulf" or "Roots"
Like "Bewitched's" Darrin
Like "Big deal!"
Like "black diamond" slopes
Like "Brady Bunch" styles, now
Like "Brokeback Mountain"
Like "Cars" and "WALL-E"
Like "Casablanca" suspects
Like "cats," but not "cat"
Like "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
Like "Charlotte's Web"
Like "Cinema Paradiso"
Like "Cleopatra," among all Best Picture nominees
Like "come" and "go": Abbr.
Like "CSI" evidence
Like "CSI" procedures
Like "CSI" work
Like "Dancing With the Stars" dancers
Like "Dark Shadows" episodes
Like "das Kapital"
Like "das" in Ger.
Like "Deck the Halls" apparel
Like "Don Juan"
Like "Don Quixote," e.g.
Like "dorsal" and "ventral"
Like "E pluribus unum"
Like "E.T." and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"
Like "egad," oathwise
Like "el" or "le": Abbr.
Like "enow" or "erst"
Like "Et tu, Brute?"
Like "executrix," e.g.
Like "Extreme Weight Loss" contestants
Like "fain": Abbr.
Like "Family Feud" team members
Like "Fat Albert"
Like "Fifty Shades of Grey"
Like "Footloose" in 2011
Like "Frankenstein"
Like "Friday the 13th," say
Like "funny money"
Like "fuzz" for "police"
Like "gesundheit": abbr.
Like "Gilligan's Island" characters
Like "Goosebumps" stories
Like "Goosebumps" tales
Like "Grease" characters
Like "Green Acres"
Like "Green Acres" humor
Like "Gulliver's Travels"
Like "h" among "h," "i" and "j"
Like "Halloween"
Like "Halloween" music
Like "Harvard Yard," as spoken by some locals
Like "Have a nice day," for example
Like "Have a nice day!"
Like "Have a nice day"
Like "Heart and Soul" on the piano, usually
Like "Hee Haw"
Like "Home Alone"
Like "hot-diggity"
Like "I bet" and "I'm sure," often
Like "ifs" and "buts": Abbr.
Like "it," grammatically
Like "it," in grammar
Like "it"
Like "Jeopardy!" contestants
Like "K-I-S-S-I-N-G" couples
Like "King Kong" and "Psycho"
Like "King Lear"
Like "Knocked Up" and "The Hangover"
Like "la vida" in a Ricky Martin hit
Like "la vida" in song
Like "la," to 56 Down: Abbr.
Like "la" in Fr. or Sp.
Like "Lady Chatterley's Lover"
Like "las" in Sp.
Like "Last Tango in Paris," initially
Like "Last Tango in Paris"
Like "Laugh-In"'s Finger of Fate
Like "Lawrence of Arabia"
Like "le" in Fr. or "el" in Sp.
Like "like," nowadays
Like "m" or "n," phonetically
Like "m" or "n," to linguists
Like "Macbeth"
Like "Mad"
Like "manspreading" on public transportation
Like "Marley & Me"
Like "Mary Poppins"
Like "mice" and "men": Abbr.
Like "Midnight Cowboy," originally
Like "Midnight Cowboy"
Like "Miró, Miró on the wall"
Like "mom jeans"
Like "Monsters, Inc."
Like "Moonlight" and "Parasite"
Like "Mulan" and "Ratatouille"
Like "n" and "r," in phonetics
Like "Night Gallery"
Like "Night Gallery" stories
Like "northpaws"
Like "O"
Like "Ode on an Eaten Apple"?
Like "Othello"
Like "Paradise Lost"
Like "Paradise Lost" in scope
Like "Playboy," informally