Like Mr. Universe in competition | 32 |
Like Mrs. O'Leary's Chicago | 35 |
Like Mrs. Thatcher's winter fabric | 38 |
Like much "Laugh-In" humor | 36 |
Like much home improvement, for short | 37 |
Like much lost-and-found property | 33 |
Like much modern shopping and dating | 36 |
Like much music, starting in the late 1980s | 43 |
Like much of Fire Island's shore | 36 |
Like much of Horace's poetry | 32 |
Like much of New Orleans's French Quarter | 45 |
Like much of New ZealandÂ’s native fauna | 43 |
Like much of Norman Bates's motivation | 42 |
Like much of Shakespeare's verse | 36 |
Like much of the bestseller list | 32 |
Like much of the crowd at Star Gaze | 35 |
Like much of the Danube's territory | 39 |
Like much post-Christmas business | 33 |
Like much professional wrestling? | 33 |
Like much Shakespearean dialogue | 32 |
Like much social interaction nowadays | 37 |
Like much Whole Foods merchandise | 33 |
Like mud between one's toes, say | 36 |
Like music composed for a libretto | 34 |
Like music in a candle shop, maybe | 34 |
Like N.Y.C.'s Rockefeller Center | 36 |
Like names starting "Ff-" | 35 |
Like Nash's "lama" | 32 |
Like Nash's lama (not llama) | 32 |
Like Nash's llama vis-Ã -vis lama | 39 |
Like negative numbers, seemingly | 32 |
Like neglected carpets or dryers | 32 |
Like Neil Diamond's Caroline | 32 |
Like Neil Patrick Harris, after 11/2/06 | 39 |
Like Nelson's wound at Trafalgar | 36 |
Like Nero Wolfe—or, his creator | 35 |
Like New Mexico's climate, largely | 38 |
Like New York City's Sony Building | 38 |
Like New York's Chrysler Building | 37 |
Like New York's Chrysler Building, familiarly | 49 |
Like New York's Waldorf-Astoria | 35 |
Like New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel | 41 |
Like newly shaved legs, per some razor ads | 42 |
Like Newton's bodies, sometimes | 35 |
Like no human, according to the Bible | 37 |
Like no stone, for the meticulous | 33 |
Like non-oyster months, supposedly | 34 |
Like non-oyster months, traditionally | 37 |
Like non-prescription meds (abbr.) | 34 |
Like Norm's wife on "Cheers" | 42 |
Like notepaper or subjects of a king | 36 |
Like numbers in the periodic table | 34 |
Like nuts at a chocolatier's | 32 |
Like NYSE prices since January 2001 | 35 |
Like O'Neill's "Ile" | 38 |
Like objects dipped in liquid nitrogen | 38 |
Like obnoxiously colored clothes | 32 |
Like obscenities in family newspapers | 37 |
Like oddly conjugated verbs: Abbr. | 34 |
Like odor-indicating lines, in comics | 37 |
Like offenses one can get canned for | 36 |
Like Ogden Nash's lama, in a poem | 37 |
Like Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard | 38 |
Like old newspaper clippings, often | 35 |
Like old schoolmasters, stereotypically | 39 |
Like old teams that ferried borax | 33 |
Like Olivia Newton-John's last name | 39 |
Like Olympic competitions: abbr. | 32 |
Like one "k" in "knuckle" | 45 |
Like one avoiding alleyways at night, perhaps | 45 |
Like one avoiding barely lit alleyways | 38 |
Like one battery terminal: Abbr. | 32 |
Like one claiming to be short, maybe | 36 |
Like one combing with a washcloth | 33 |
Like one end of a battery terminal | 34 |
Like one end of an electric cord | 32 |
Like one end of the Yellow Brick Road | 37 |
Like one in a pride day parade, probably | 40 |
Like one looking into lap belt surgery | 38 |
Like one of a certain pair of watches | 37 |
Like one of the semilunar valves | 32 |
Like one out of five current U.S. senators | 42 |
Like one popping the question, maybe | 36 |
Like one pre-Columbian civilization | 35 |
Like one running on less sleep, probably | 40 |
Like one saying "I told you so!" | 42 |
Like one saying "Who, little old me?" | 47 |
Like one side of an aisle: Abbr. | 32 |
Like one side of the aisle: Abbr. | 33 |
Like one sleeping with a light on | 33 |
Like one taken off the payroll, maybe | 37 |
Like one terminal of a battery: Abbr. | 37 |
Like one trying to hit a piñata, often | 41 |
Like one who can't get started fast enough | 46 |
Like one who can't hit a pitch? | 35 |
Like one who can't put a book down | 38 |
Like one who can't scratch the surface | 42 |
Like one who consistently retires early? | 40 |
Like one who forgot the Dramamine | 33 |
Like one who has to manage a large staff? | 41 |