| Like non-prescription meds | 26 |
| Like North Pole workers | 23 |
| Like noses on some wines | 24 |
| Like notes prior to a test | 26 |
| Like Notre-Dame de Paris | 24 |
| Like November, in a way | 23 |
| Like numerals 0-9, e.g. | 23 |
| Like NyQuil or Advil, briefly | 29 |
| Like O'Hare: Abbr. | 22 |
| Like O'Neill's ape | 26 |
| Like O'Neill's Yank | 27 |
| Like oak leaves and brains | 26 |
| Like Obama's office | 23 |
| Like Oberlin, since 1833 | 24 |
| Like obstinate critters | 23 |
| Like oceanfront houses, often | 29 |
| Like Odin or the Valkyries | 26 |
| Like Odysseus or Theseus | 24 |
| Like Oedipus' marriage | 26 |
| Like off-season business | 24 |
| Like office managers, e.g. | 26 |
| Like Ogden Nash's lama | 26 |
| Like Ogden Nash's verse | 27 |
| Like oil by the barrel | 22 |
| Like oil directly from a well | 29 |
| Like old autocratic Russia | 26 |
| Like old bargain stores | 23 |
| Like old butts, sometimes | 25 |
| Like old candles at Christmas | 29 |
| Like old cigars, maybe | 22 |
| Like old college buildings | 26 |
| Like old college walls | 22 |
| Like old computer printers | 26 |
| Like old generals (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Like Old Glory with 48 stars? | 29 |
| Like Old Irish lettering | 24 |
| Like old mattresses, perhaps | 28 |
| Like Old Nassau's walls | 27 |
| Like old newspaper pages | 24 |
| Like old Norse alphabets | 24 |
| Like Old Norse writing | 22 |
| Like old paperback novels | 25 |
| Like old Paris streets | 22 |
| Like old recorded music | 23 |
| Like old Russia, politically | 28 |
| Like old Russian states | 23 |
| Like old schoolmasters | 22 |
| Like old station wagons | 23 |
| Like old television signals | 27 |
| Like old unrecyclable bottles | 29 |
| Like old-fashioned phones | 25 |
| Like olden times, supposedly | 28 |
| Like oleo vis-Ã -vis butter | 29 |
| Like olives or peanuts | 22 |
| Like Olympic competitors | 24 |
| Like Olympic figure skaters | 27 |
| Like Omar after a busy day | 26 |
| Like omelettes or quiche | 24 |
| Like once in a blue moon | 24 |
| Like one 1992 Olympics team | 27 |
| Like one after work?: Abbr. | 27 |
| Like one battery terminal | 25 |
| Like one born in 1920, now | 26 |
| Like one born yesterday | 23 |
| Like one defusing a bomb | 24 |
| Like one diffusing a bomb | 25 |
| Like one end of a pool | 22 |
| Like one end of many pools | 26 |
| Like one end of the pool | 24 |
| Like one expected to deliver? | 29 |
| Like one for the books | 22 |
| Like one hard to trust | 22 |
| Like one in a Penthouse? | 24 |
| Like one leg of a triathlon | 27 |
| Like one of Goya's Majas | 28 |
| Like one of the arm bones | 25 |
| Like one of the senses | 22 |
| Like one of the towels? | 23 |
| Like one of the two jaws | 24 |
| Like one of two extremes | 24 |
| Like one on the go 24/7 | 23 |
| Like one oozing testosterone | 28 |
| Like one ready for bed | 22 |
| Like one really into studs | 26 |
| Like one side of a pool | 23 |
| Like one side of a ship | 23 |
| Like one third of a triathlon | 29 |
| Like one wearing guyliner | 25 |
| Like one White House office | 27 |
| Like one who arrives first? | 27 |
| Like one who came out first | 27 |
| Like one who can be bought | 26 |
| Like one who cannot bear you? | 29 |
| Like one who cannot let it go | 29 |
| Like one who feels your pain? | 29 |
| Like one who follows the herd | 29 |
| Like one who has gone green? | 28 |
| Like one who's bombing | 26 |
| Like one with a full schedule | 29 |
| Like one with a six-pack | 24 |