Like ink, in France
Like ink, poetically
Like ink, to Shakespeare
Like inner tubes
Like innuendo
Like insider trading
Like inspections
Like Inspector Clouseau
Like instant cocoa
Like instant eggs
Like instant messaging
Like instantly
Like insteps and rainbows
Like instinctively
Like instincts
Like instructions you have to hold in your mind
Like integers of the form 2n + 1
Like intense dreams
Like intense pain
Like interest
Like interest on government bonds
Like interest on some bonds
Like Internet memes
Like Internet news sites
Like interstate highways
Like interstates
Like intimate lingerie
Like intoxicating brews
Like invective
Like inventory?
Like Inverted Jenny postage stamps
Like inverted Jenny stamps
Like inverted pentagrams
Like investing all your money in one stock
Like investing in a start-up
Like investment-grade bonds
Like invitees
Like Ionesco's soprano
Like Iran's Ahmadinejad
Like Iran's government before the Ayatollah
Like Iraq and Iran, in the 1980s
like iron
Like iron or tin
Like ironed pants, often
Like Irving's horseman
Like Isaac Asimov
Like Isabella Gomez or Justina Machado
like islanders
Like it ___
Like it ___!
Like it alternative
Like It game
Like it to knock back?
Like it was
Like it's always been done
Like Italian "bread," e.g.: Abbr.
Like Italian bread
Like italic type
Like italics
Like itches
Like items at a garage sale
Like items at a Goodwill store
Like items at a supermarket checkout
Like items at an auction
Like items in a junk drawer: Abbr.
Like items in potpourri: Abbr.
Like items on Christmas lists
Like items that have been put away
Like Itt
Like IV bags?
Like IV solutions
Like Ivan
like ivory
like ivy Grew fond of
Like Ivy League clothing styles
Like J in the alphabet
Like J. Fred Muggs
Like J.F.K. Airport
Like J.F.K. Airport: Abbr.
Like J.J. Hardy or Yadier Molina
like jabba or santa
Like Jabba the Hutt
Like Jack
Like Jack 43-Across's diet
Like Jack and Jill, ultimately
Like Jack and Jill's path
Like Jack Benny, famously
Like Jack Benny's persona
Like Jack Flash
Like Jack Sprat's diet
Like Jack Sprat's fare
Like jack-o'-lanterns
Like jack-o'-lanterns or meaningless victories
Like Jack, in rhyme
Like Jack, it's said
Like jacket weather
Like jackhammers
Like Jackie Jackson, in the Jackson 5
Like Jackie Mason or Alan King
Like jagged edges
Like Jags
Like jail cells
Like jail windows
Like Jaime Sommers
Like jalapeno peppers
Like jalapeños
Like jambalaya
Like jambalaya and gumbo
Like Jambalaya ingredient
Like James Bond
Like James Bond antagonists
Like James Brown's music
like james comey now
Like James Joyce
like James May
Like Jameson whiskey
Like Jane Eyre or Harry Potter
Like January days
Like January's birthstone
Like Japan's national diet
Like Japanese lanterns
Like japanned wood
Like Jarlsberg
Like Jarlsberg: Abbr.
Like Jarlsberg's flavor
Like Java in January
Like Java man
Like jawbreakers
Like Jay Leno
Like jazz cats
Like jazz fans, stereotypically
Like jazz musicians
Like jazzmen
like jeane dixon
Like jeans for teens
Like Jeff Foxworthy's "Comedy Tour"
Like Jefferson on a list of presidents
Like jeggings
Like Jekyll's alter ego
like Jell-o Move
Like Jell-O, e.g.
Like jellybeans
Like jerky
Like Jerry Lewis' professor
Like Jerry Lewis's professor
Like Jesus
Like Jesus on the Shroud of Turin, many believe
Like Jesus or Ashley Tisdale
Like Jesus or baked dough
Like Jesus, famously
Like jet streams
Like jet-setters' lives
Like jewelry boxes
Like JFK
Like JFK Airport
Like JFK and FDR
Like JFK and LAX
Like JFK and LAX: Abbr.
Like JFK or LAX, briefly
Like JFK, say
Like JFK's military service
like jibs
Like Jim Carrey comedies
Like Jim Crow laws
Like Jimi Hendrix's lady
Like Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, religiously: Abbr.
Like Jimmy Choo shoes
Like Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon
Like Jimmy or Zorba
Like jitterbug music
Like Joan Baez songs
Like Joan of Arc
Like Job
Like jobs with no future ... and what the start of each answer to a starred clue can be?
Like Joe Average
Like Joe Cocker's voice
Like Joe?
Like Joel Goodson's business, in a 1983 film
Like jogging or rowing
Like John Belushi, ethnically
Like John Cage's music
Like John Paul II
Like John Saul novels
Like John Tesh's music
Like John Tyler, among all U.S. presidents
Like John Wayne
Like Johnson's Society
Like joined oxen
Like jokers
Like jokers, often
Like jokers, sometimes
Like jokes you've heard
Like jokes you've heard before
Like Jonathan Swift
Like jousters
Like Joyce and Behan
Like Joyce and Wilde
Like Joyce and Yeats
Like Joyce or Wilde
Like judges
Like judges off the bench
Like jugglers
Like jugs
Like jugs, rabbits and basset hounds
Like juicy biographies
Like juicy turkeys
Like Jujyfruits
Like Julius Caesar
Like jumpsuits
Like junior high orchestras, at times
Like junior year
Like junk bonds
Like junk mail, usually
Like Jupiter or Saturn
Like Jupiter, but not Zeus
Like Jupiter's four largest moons
Like just the draft of an e-mail
Like just-cooked bacon
Like just-ironed pants
Like just-made clothing
Like just-painted nails
Like just-slept-in beds
Like Justice League members
Like justice, it's said
Like kabobs
Like kaiser rolls
Like kale and endive
Like Kansas in August
Like Kansas, in "South Pacific"
Like Kansas, topologically
Like kappa or Capricorn
Like karaoke music
Like karaoke performances
Like karaoke tunes
Like Karloff and Lugosi, notably
Like Kashmir rugs
Like Kate in Act V
Like Kate Middleton's wedding gown
Like Kate, at the end of a Shakespeare play
Like Kathleen Turner's voice
Like Keats' urn
Like Keats's urn
Like kebab
Like Kebab bed
Like kebabs
Like Keebler cookie makers
Like Keebler cookie makers or Santa's helpers
Like Keebler magic
Like Keebler workers
Like Keebler's animated bakers