Like neglected clothing
Like neglected furniture
Like neglected lawns
Like neglected muscles
Like neglected records
Like neglected tabletops
Like Nehru jackets
Like Neil Diamond's Caroline
Like Neil Simon's couple
Like Neil Young's voice
Like Nelson Mandela for 27 years
Like nemeses
Like Neon
Like neon and argon
Like neon and helium
Like neon and xenon
Like neon clothing
Like neon colors
Like neon gas
Like neon or argon
Like neon or krypton
Like neon or nitrogen
Like neon or xenon
Like neon signs and some lanterns
Like neon, chemically
Like Neptune
Like Neptune among the planets in the solar system
Like Neptune's atmosphere
Like Neptune's spear
Like nerds
Like nerds, maybe
Like nerds, stereotypically
Like Nero
Like Nero or Seneca
Like Nero Wolfe
Like Nero Wolfe'or, his creator
Like nervous knuckles?
Like NES video games
Like Nestlé/Roche
Like net income
Like Netflix flicks
Like Netflix rentals
Like Nevada's climate
like new
Like new bills
Like new clothes on the rack
Like new dollar bills
Like new dollars
Like New England fields
Like new grandparents
Like New Jersey among states admitted to the Union
Like new matches
Like New Mexico's climate, largely
Like new nonagenarians
Like new notes
Like new ones
Like new parents
Like new pennies
Like new recruits
Like new snow
Like new tires
Like new wine
Like New Year's Day
Like New York's Chrysler Building
Like New York's Chrysler Building, familiarly
Like New York's Radio City Music Hall, informally
Like New York's Waldorf Astoria
Like New York's Waldorf-Astoria
Like New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Like new, in ads
Like newborn rats
Like newborns
Like newly Botoxed skin
Like newly made wine
Like newly pressed pants
Like newlyweds, often
Like news anchors, when working
Like news blogs, typically
Like newspaper circulars
Like newspaper headlines, typically
Like Newton's bodies, sometimes
Like NFL linemen
Like Niagara Falls
Like Niagara Falls feeder
Like Niagara Falls, sound-wise
Like NiccolÔö£Ôûô Paganini
Like nice grapes
Like nice weather
Like nickels, to dimes
Like nicotine
Like Niels Bohr
Like night
Like night and day
Like night skies
Like nightmares
Like Nike
Like Nin's writings
Like ninjas
Like Niobe
like Niobe, ___ tears: Shak.
Like Niobe, all ___: Hamlet
Like nitrogen and neon
Like nitroglycerin
Like no human, according to the Bible
Like no news?
Like no other
Like no other sloganeer
Like no-hitters
Like no-holds-barred Sports
Like no-longer-noisy hinges
Like no-longer-used words, in a dict.
Like no-nonsense questions
Like no-returns merchandise
Like no-see-ums
Like Noah's animals
Like Noah's passengers
Like Nobel
like nobel prize
Like nobility
Like nobility, e.g.
Like noble gases
Like nobles
Like nocturnally counted critters
Like Nod, to Eden
Like Nod, to Eden event
Like noir detective novels, typically
Like noisy fans
Like noisy floorboards
Like non-carbon compounds
Like non-hydrocarbon compounds
Like non-oyster months, traditionally
Like non-Rx drugs
Like non-Rx meds
Like nonfiction?
Like nonprescription meds
Like nonvintage wine
Like noodles, often
Like nooks and coves
Like noqkwivi
Like Norm's wife on "Cheers"
Like north and south
Like North Pole workers
Like northern Chad
Like northern Sudan's climate
Like northern winters
like norton software
Like nos. above zero
Like nos. below zero
Like nosebleed-section seats, usually
Like noses with studs
Like noses, at times
Like nostalgic art forms
Like nostalgic eyes, sometimes
Like not-quite-mashed potatoes
Like not-so-good gds.
like notation in some high school classes
Like notebook paper
Like notebook Paper 24 sheets of
Like notebook paper and monarchies
Like notepaper and kingdoms
Like notepaper or subjects of a king
Like notes prior to a test
Like nothin'
Like Notre-Dame de Paris
Like nougat
Like Novak Djokovic, by birth
Like November, in a way
Like noxious air
Like noxious gases
Like NSFW links
Like nuclear energy
Like numbers in the periodic table
like nylon hose
Like nylon stockings
Like nylons
Like NyQuil, in brief
Like NyQuil: Abbr.
Like O. Henry stories
Like O. Henry tales
Like O'Neill's "Bound East for Cardiff"
Like O's in most typefaces
Like oak leaves
Like oak leaves and brains
Like Obama: Abbr.
Like Obama's office
Like Oberlin College since it opened in 1833
Like Oberlin College since the 1830s
Like Oberlin, since 1833
Like objects dipped in liquid nitrogen
Like obnoxiously colored clothes
Like oboe music
Like obsidian
Like obsidian and pumice
Like occasions of celebration
Like occupied bathroom stalls
Like ocean Air
Like ocean currents
Like ocean depths
Like ocean trenches
Like ocean water
Like oceanside resort property ... and what the starts to the answers to starred clues can have?
Like ocher
Like October oysters
Like octogenarians
Like octopus secretions
Like odd socks
Like oddly conjugated verbs: Abbr.
Like odes
Like Odin
Like Odin and Loki
Like Odin and Thor
Like Odin hall
Like Odin or 9-Down
Like Odin or Thor
Like odor-indicating lines, in comics
Like Odysseus or Theseus
Like Oedipus's curse in "Oedipus Rex"
Like off-color humor
Like off-season business
Like offenses one can get canned for
Like office managers, e.g.
Like Ogden Nash's lama
Like Ogden Nash's verse
Like ogee moldings
Like ogres
Like oil by the barrel
Like oil directly from a well
Like oil on the floor
Like okapis and giraffes
Like old 78s
Like old age?
Like old albums
Like old alphabets
Like old apples
Like old arguments
Like old attics
Like old autocratic Russia
Like old bargain stores
Like old bathtubs
Like old bathwater
Like old Bread
Like old butter
Like old cars
Like old cigarettes
Like old cigars, maybe
Like old computer printers
Like old coots
Like old donuts
Like old Elvis albums
Like Old England