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
Like "Pocahontas" or "Mulan"
Like "Pomp and Circumstance"
Like "Psycho," and then some
Like "Psycho"
Like "Rambo"
Like "Rambo" and "Gladiator"
Like "Rebecca" narrator
Like "Roma," to Romans
Like "Romeo and Juliet"
Like "sanity clause"
Like "Saturday Night Live"
Like "scaloppine"
Like "see," in gram.
Like "see," in grammar: Abbr.
Like "sh" or "ch" sounds
Like "Shrek"
Like "Shrek", e.g.
Like "Spring" from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons"
Like "Star Wars"
Like "stewardess" and "chairman," briefly
Like "stewardess" and "housewife," briefly
Like "stewardess" nowadays, briefly
Like "Stranger Things," e.g.
Like "strike": Abbr.
Like "Supergirl," ratings-wise
Like "Survivor" councils
Like "symbolize"
Like "tabu" or "iglu": Abbr.
Like "Tales from the Darkside"
Like "that moss-covered bucket which hangs in the well"
Like "The Age of Reason" doctrine
Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants
Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants, initially
Like "The Blair Witch Project"
Like "The Bonfire of the Vanities"
Like "The Cleveland Show"
Like "The Day the Earth Stood Still," in 2008
Like "The Exorcist"
Like "The Exorcist" and "Lethal Weapon"
Like "The Gift of the Magi"
Like "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo"
Like "The Godfather"
Like "The Grinch" or "Dumbo"
Like "The Handmaid's Tale," to many critics (but not to the author)
Like "The Hunger Games" society
Like "The Hurt Locker," e.g.
Like "The Incredibles," e.g.
Like "The Karate Kid" and "Total Recall"
Like "The Maltese Falcon"
Like "The Outer Limits"
Like "The Perils of Pauline"
Like "The Raven"
Like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"
Like "The Shining," e.g.
Like "The Three Little Pigs" baddie
Like "The Twilight Zone"
Like "The Twilight Zone" episodes
Like "The Twilight Zone" music
Like "The X-Files"
Like "The X-Files" cases
Like "The Zoo Story," e.g.
Like "to be": Abbr.
Like "Twilight Zone" episodes
Like "V for Vendetta"
Like "vav" in the Hebrew alphabet
Like "Vogue" models
Like "Waiting for Godot"
Like "waitperson"
Like "waitress," e.g.
Like "War and Peace," famously
Like "War and Peace"
Like "Water Music"?
Like "Wedding Crashers" or "Bridesmaids"
Like "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"
Like "Will you marry me?" questionwise
Like "Wonder Woman"
Like "X-Files" cases
Like "ye" or "hath"
Like "yea" and "nay"
Like "Yeah, that'll ever happen"
LIKE (arch.)
LIKE (comb. form)
LIKE (suf.)
Like #1
Like #1 hits
Like #1 pencils
Like #4 pencils
Like $10 gold eagle coins
Like $3 bills
Like 0
Like 0 through 9, e.g.
Like 0.5-millimeter lead, among popular mechanical pencil options
Like 007
Like 007, not Austin Powers
Like 007's martinis
Like 1 or 101
Like 1 or 11
Like 1 or 151
Like 1 or 2 A.M.
Like 1 or 3
Like 1-2-3, vis-a-vis I-II-III
Like 1-2-3?
Like 1-800 calls
Like 1-800 numbers
Like 1-Across
Like 1-Across, by descent
Like 1-Down
Like 1-Down: Abbr.
Like 1, 3 and 5
Like 1, 3 or 5
Like 1, 3 or 7
Like 1, 3, 5, 7 ...
Like 1, 3, 5, 7, etc.
Like 1, 37 or 199
Like 1, but not I
Like 1, not I
Like 1,001 nights
Like 1,225-page "War and Peace"
Like 1% milk
Like 1¢, as costs go
Like 10 Across not in bags
Like 10 Down
Like 10 or 100
Like 10 or 12
Like 10-Down
Like 10-Down: Abbr.
Like 10-watt bulbs
Like 10-watt light bulbs
Like 10, 20 and 30
Like 10, but not X
Like 100 decibel sounds
Like 100 on most tests
Like 100-to-1 odds
Like 100, but not 99 or 101
Like 100% inflation
Like 101 courses
Like 101 courses: Abbr.
Like 101, to 102?
Like 10th and 11th innings
Like 11
Like 11 and 17
Like 11 or 77
Like 11-Down
Like 11-Down: Abbr.
Like 11, 13, 15 or 17
Like 11's visionary feature of colonnade?
Like 113-Across
Like 114-Across
Like 12 men of film?
Like 12-hour clocks
Like 125, to 5
Like 13
Like 13-Across
Like 13-Down
Like 13-Down's look
Like 14-Across
Like 14-Across, e.g.
Like 14-Down
Like 14% of the nation's population
Like 15-Down
Like 16-Across
Like 17-, 23-, 33- and 48-Across
Like 17-, 25-, 35- and 48-Across?
Like 17-Across
Like 18 1/2 minutes of the Watergate tapes
Like 18-inch firewood
Like 19-Across
Like 19-Across's expeditions