Like the locks of Goldielocks
Like the locks of Goldilocks
Like the Log Cabin Republicans
Like the logos for Subaru and Toyota
Like the Lone Ranger
Like the loser of a fistfight
Like the loser's locker room after a stunning upset
Like the losing straw
Like the losing team's play in a bad loss
Like the love story in 2013's "Blue Is the Warmest Color"
Like the lower half of Haiti's flag
Like the lowest common denominator
Like the lowest of low blows
Like the lowest sale prices
Like the luck of the draw
Like the lunar surface
Like the lungs
Like the lyrics to Lil Wayne's "Lollipop" or 50 Cent's "Candy Shop"
Like the Magi
Like the magic pebble in "Sylvester and the Magic Pebble"
Like the Magna Carta
Like the main point
Like the majority of Basques
Like the majority of Iraqis and Bahrainis
Like the majority of people
Like the majority of Saudis
Like the majority of the numbers in a sudoku
Like the man in a Hemingway title
Like the man in the moon
Like the man of one's dreams
Like the Manhattan phone book
Like the Mariana Trench
Like the Marquis de Sade or the Duke of Earl
Like the Marx Brothers
Like the Marx Brothers in a 1935 film
Like the Marx Brothers' comedies
Like the Marxes
Like the mathematician Euler
Like the Mau Maus
Like the maximum sum
Like the Maytag repairman, in commercials
Like the McCoys
Like the meek and the poor in spirit
Like the meek, per Matthew 5:5
Like the menace in 106-Down
Like the Merkava battle tank
Like the Mesopotamian people
Like the Met Gala
Like the meteorologist with a short fuse?
Like the Mets in every season from 1962 to 1965
Like the midafternoon hours, typically
Like the Middle Ages
Like the middle of Australia
Like the middle stripe in traditional tricolor candy corn
Like the Mideast exclave of Madha
Like the Mikado and Nanki-Poo
Like the military academy in Annapolis
Like the Milky Way
Like the Miller beer logo
Like the mind's "i"
Like the Minnow's passengers
Like the minutes before recess, seemingly
Like the Mississippi
Like the Missouri River's waters
Like the mizzenmast
Like the moa
Like the mob that stormed the Bastille
Like the models in a swimsuit issue
Like the modern age
Like the modern descendants of dinosaurs
Like the Mojave
Like the Mojave
Like the Mojave's climate
Like the mojito cocktail
Like the Monitor or the Merrimack
Like the monsoon season
Like the month of May?
Like the mood in a losing locker room
like the moon
Like the moon during a total lunar eclipse
Like the moon in the last quarter
Like the moon landing, according to conspiracists
Like the moon, at times
Like the moon, in real estate terms
Like the moon's landscape and many olives
Like the moon's surface
Like the moons Titania and Oberon
Like the more serious larceny
Like the morning grass, often
Like the morning lawn
Like the most ancient joke
Like the most clear sky
Like the most elegant old autos
Like the most popular beaches
Like the most popular books
Like the most rarefied air
Like the most secure passports nowadays
Like the most serious error
Like the most serious felonies
Like the most substantial sum
Like the most twinkly sky
Like the most valuable American Gold Eagle coins
Like the mot juste
Like the motion of the ocean
Like the movie "Airplane!"
Like the movie "Get Out"
Like the movies "10,000 B.C." and "2012"
Like the mumps
Like the Muppet chef
Like the museum crowd
Like the music in "Turkey in the Straw"
Like the music of Mingus or Monk
Like the musical gang
Like the musical intro to "The Twilight Zone"
Like the Muslim calendar
Like the Muslim Calendar abbr.
Like the mynah, by origin
Like the myth of Ragnarok
Like the mythical phoenix
Like the mythological Aesir-Vanir War
Like the N.B.A.'s Jason Collins, notably
Like the name "Bill" for a creditor
Like the name "Bryn Mawr"
Like the name "Robin Banks" for a criminal
Like the name "Will," for an estate lawyer
Like the name Joe, for a barista
Like the name Joy for a pessimist
Like the name Lily for a florist
Like the name Matt, for a yogi
Like the name Mike, for an emcee
Like the name Nguyen in Vietnam
Like the name Pat
Like the name Rex, for a bad driver
Like the name Robin
Like the Namib
Like the national anthem
Like the national currency known as the tala
Like the Navajo language
Like the NCAA basketball three-point line
Like the Negev
Like the nerve near an arm bone
Like the nervous system
Like the newest gadgetry, informally
Like the newest model, familiarly
Like the newspaper Al Shabiba
Like the night
Like the night in a classic Van Gogh work
Like the night in an 1889 Van Gogh painting
Like the night sky
Like the night, to Keats
Like the night, usually
Like the Nikkei and Hang Seng indexes
Like the Ninja Turtles
Like the Nissan Cube
Like the Nissan Cube, stylewise
Like the nobility
Like the noble elements
Like the noble gases
Like the Normandie, stylewise
Like the North Pole
Like the North Pole crew
Like the north side of a tree
Like the north side of some rocks
Like the north sides of some trees
like the north wind or northing lights
Like the nose on your face
Like the novels "Frankenstein" and "Dracula"
Like the null set
Like the number 19
Like the number 2021
Like the number 8, to the Chinese
Like the number of games in a "best of" series
Like the number of this clue
Like the numbers 2, 4 and 6
Like the numbers 8, 27 and 64
Like the numbers dos, cuatro, seis, ocho, etc.
Like the numbers of interstates that run north-south
Like the numeral DX
Like the numerals 1, 2 and 3
Like the numerals I, V, X and L
Like the numerals on a sundial
Like the numerals V and I
Like the o in GOP
Like the O.G.P.U.
Like the object of an "Aww!"
Like the oblique muscle
Like the obvious type
Like the occasional clean sock
Like the ocean
Like the ocean and most potato chips
Like the ocean around SEALAB
Like the ocean's roar
Like the oceans
Like the odds of finding a needle in a haystack
Like the Okefenokee
Like the old "Night Gallery" TV show
Like the old bucket
Like the old bucket of song
Like the old days, they say
Like the old explorers, often
Like the old mare
Like the old mare that "ain't what she used to be"
Like the old Sears Roebuck catalog
Like the oldest bread
Like the oldest jokes
Like the olfactory nerve, e.g.
Like the Olympic flame
Like the Olympics: Abbr.
Like the one born first
Like the one who can't bear you?
Like The Onion
Like the only nonrectangular national flag
Like the onstage behavior of many punk rock singers
Like the opening of "The Wizard of Oz"
Like the opening of several Liszt Hungarian Rhapsodies
Like the opening of the "Moonlight Sonata"
Like the opera "Wozzeck"
Like the Opry?
Like the OR
Like the orbit of Halley's Comet
Like the order of the letters in the first words of the starred entries, before being shaken up
Like the origin of the food in many fusion restaurants
Like the origin of the names for some days of the week
Like the origins of Holi and Tet
Like the Oscars and the Emmys
Like the other evil
Like the other side of the pillow
Like the other team
Like the other towel?
Like the out crowd?
Like the out-of-town team
Like the Outback
Like the outcome of a dice roll
Like the outdoors
Like the outer core of the earth
Like the outer matryoshka doll
Like the outfield walls at Wrigley Field
like the outside of a snake
Like the Owl and the Pussycat
Like the Oz woodsman
Like the pages of a much-handled book
Like the palace at Versailles
Like the Palace of Versailles
Like the Pantheon
Like the papacy of Pius IX, after St. Peter
Like the papaya used in Thai som tam
Like the Paris Opera
Like the Park family in "Parasite"
Like the part of a pool with a diving board
Like the part of a swimming pool with the diving board