Like Spock
Like Spock (abbr.)
Like Spock or corn?
Like Spock's mother
Like Spock's nerve pinch
Like spoiled butter
Like spoiled cooking oil
Like spoiled kids
Like spoiled meat
Like spoiled milk
Like spoiled oil
Like spoiled wine, say
Like spoken agreements
Like spoken n's
Like sponge cakes
Like SpongeBob's tie
Like sponges
like spoons
Like sporks and forks
like sports at the x games
Like sports cars
Like sports cars, briefly
Like sports crowds during a close game
Like sports fans who paint their faces, say
Like sports games and musical works
Like sports highlights
Like spots in which nails are often used
Like Sprat's cuisine
Like Sprat's diet
Like spring jackets
Like spring snow
Like Sprite
Like spuds sans buds
Like spuds with no buds
Like spuds without buds
Like spy messages
Like squads in arena football
Like squash courts
Like squashed insects
Like squashed insects on windshields
Like squid squirts
Like squirrels' ears
Like sriracha sauce
Like St. Augustine, among all U.S. cities
Like St. Augustine, in 1565
Like St. Basil's
Like St. Louis vis-à-vis New Orleans
Like St. Nicholas
Like St. Nick
Like St. Nick's "little mouth," in "The Night Before Christmas"
Like St. Patrick
Like St. Paul, vis-a-vis St. Louis
Like St. Peter's
Like St. Petersburg in 1991
Like staccato notes
Like stacked dolls
Like stacked measuring cups
Like stadium rows
Like stadium seating
Like stadium seats
Like stadiums
Like stadiums after touchdowns
Like stage Yankees
Like stainproof fabric
Like stale bread
like stale expressions
Like stale jokes
Like Stalin
Like stallions
Like stallions and bulls
Like Stallone's persona
Like standard loose-leaf sheets
Like standardized tests
Like standing rib roast
Like Stanley Kowalski
Like staples
Like star-crossed lovers
Like starched collars
Like starers
Like staring at someone
LIKE stars
Like stars in a review
Like stars on a clear night
Like stashes and caches
Like state-of-the-art gadgetry
Like states controlled by Republicans
Like staying in the Bates Motel
Like steak knives
Like steak orders at bad steakhouses?
Like steak tartare
Like steamy films
Like steamy literature
Like steamy prose
Like steel
Like stencils and missing persons
Like Stephen F. Austin
Like Stephen King novels
Like Stephen King stories
Like Stephen King?
Like Stephen King's novels
Like Stephen King's Pennywise
Like steppe vegetation
Like steppes
Like steppes, mostly
Like stepsisters of Cinderella event
Like stereotypical beatniks
Like stereotypical Chelsea galleries
Like stereotypical cowboys
Like stereotypical hobos
Like stereotypical neighbors
Like stereotypical playboys
Like stereotypical schoolmarms
Like stereotypical Seattle weather
Like stereotypical TV neighbors
Like steres
Like Steve Austin
Like Steve Austin or Jaime Sommers
Like Steve Harvey or Mr. Clean
Like Steve Jobs and Moses
Like Steve Jobs, e.g.
Like Steve Jobs, partly
Like Steve Jobs's father
Like Steve Urkel's voice
Like Steven Wright's delivery
Like Steven Wright's humor
Like Steven?
Like Stevie Wonder's "Isn't She Lovely"
Like stickers that smell when rubbed
Like sticks-in-the-mud
Like sties
Like still waters, maybe
Like still-wet cement
Like Stilton cheese
Like stir-fry
Like stock prices, often
Like stock without face value
Like stocking caps
Like stocks
Like stocks not sold on an exch.
Like stolen goods
Like Stonehenge
Like stones in a cairn
Like Stooges shorts
Like stop signs
Like stored blood
Like stored Russian dolls
Like stored Tupperware
Like storied North Pole workers
Like storm clouds
Like stormy seas
Like stormy weather
Like Stout's Nero Wolfe
Like Stout's Wolfe
Like straight bourbon, for a minimum of two years
Like straight lines, for short
Like straight men
Like straight shooters
Like stranger things
Like strawberries during the summer and apples during the fall
Like stray cats
Like streakers
Like strength measured in stretchiness
Like stretchy waistbands
Like strictly religious Jews
Like strike-breakers
like string
Like string beans
Like string in cat's cradle
like strings on a banjo
Like stringy threads
Like strip steak, typically
Like strong onions
Like strong string
Like strongmen
Like stucco
Like studded tires
Like students at semester's end
Like students of Anna Actress
Like students on finals eve
Like studs?
Like stuff from the '30s
Like stuff in the back of the fridge, maybe
Like stuffed animals
Like stumped crossword solvers?
Like stumped solvers?
Like stupid!
Like subarctic winters
Like subway station walls, typically
Like subway walls, often
Like success' smell
Like successful orators
Like suckers
Like sucralose's taste
Like sudden-death overtime
Like sudden-death playoffs
Like suds
Like Sue of songdom
Like sugar
Like sugar-free soda
Like sugar, but not oil, in water
Like suites and sedans
Like suits with vests
Like sulfur hexafluoride
Like sulfuric acid
Like sultanas
Like summer beverages, typically
Like summer coolers
Like summer days
Like summer drinks
Like summer drinks, often
like summer eg of weather
Like summer foliage
Like summer in the South
Like summer school classes, often
Like summer tea
Like summers in Washington, D.C.
Like summertime coffee
Like Sumo competitors
Like sumo wrestlers
Like sun bears and sloth bears
Like sun rash
Like sun-powered energy
Like sunbaked land
Like sunbathers' beaches
Like sunbathing beaches
Like sunbeams
like sundance films
Like Sunday morning, according to a song
Like Sunday morning, in a Commodores title
Like sundial numerals
Like sundials
Like sunflowers
Like sunken eyes
Like Sunni Muslims
Like sunnyside up eggs
Like sunsets
Like Super Bowl crowds
Like Super Bowl LI, at the end of regulation
Like Super Bowl numerals
Like Super Bowl numerals (except 50)
Like super-dry land
Like super-popular videos
Like super-popular YouTube clips
Like supercentenarians
Like superfans
Like superhighways
Like superior pastrami
Like Superman
Like Superman accessory
Like Superman and Spider-Man