Like a car or home, to State Farm | 33 |
Like a candle night after night, say | 36 |
Like a candidate for hair transplant | 36 |
Like a calligrapher's product | 33 |
Like a button or a bug's ear | 32 |
Like a busy criminal after arising from bed? | 44 |
Like a bug in a rug, according to an expression | 47 |
Like a British peer of the highest rank | 39 |
Like a break-in at a burglar's house | 40 |
Like a breadmaker's hands, maybe | 36 |
Like a brawny kegler's ball? | 32 |
Like a bottle ready to be recycled | 34 |
Like a book you can't put down | 34 |
Like a bone from the elbow to the wrist | 39 |
Like a bond you can buy with security? | 38 |
Like a bodybuilder, in competition | 34 |
Like a body temperature of 98.6° | 35 |
Like a body in Newton's first law | 37 |
Like a bobcat vis-Ã -vis a pussycat | 37 |
Like a blockbuster's cast, often | 36 |
Like a blackmailer's tactics | 32 |
Like a biting remark, in British slang | 38 |
Like a billionaire's pockets | 32 |
Like a Bigfoot sighting, at best | 32 |
Like a big rig on a big hill, maybe | 35 |
Like a better piece of cake, say | 32 |
Like a beta, compared to an alpha | 33 |
Like a Bentley that's ready to go | 37 |
Like a beneficiary of primogeniture | 35 |
Like a beautiful sunrise, perhaps | 33 |
Like a beach that doesn't get much coverage | 47 |
Like a batter in the on-deck circle | 35 |
Like a bass voice or a hairy chest | 34 |
Like a basketball team's center, usually | 44 |
Like a baseball that hits the foul pole | 39 |
Like a baseball game heading into extra innings | 47 |
Like a baseball game for the record books | 41 |
Like a baseball fouled into the seats | 37 |
Like a baseball bat's symmetry | 34 |
Like a ball retrieved by actor Jamie? | 37 |
Like a balanced situation in game theory | 40 |
Like a bad photographer's subject? | 38 |
Like a bad "American Idol" contestant | 47 |
Like a baby's position in the womb | 38 |
Like a athlete's ankles, perhaps | 36 |
Like a 1938 Andrew Jackson stamp | 32 |
Like a 100-mile-an-hour taxi ride? | 34 |
Like a "MASH" character's soles? | 46 |
Like a "fauxlex" watch | 32 |
Like a "Dancing With the Stars" winner | 48 |
Like a $600 return on a $200 bet | 32 |
Like a $10 bid for "Mona Lisa" | 40 |
Like 60% of the world's people | 34 |
Like 60 percent of world population | 35 |
Like 41% of all known species of fish | 37 |
Like 36 of this puzzle's answers | 36 |
Like 30% of the world's landmass | 36 |
Like 16 vis-Ã -vis 15, agewise | 32 |
Like 14% of the nationÂ’s population | 39 |
Like "yea" and "nay" | 40 |
Like "Wuthering Heights" | 34 |
Like "Will you marry me?" questionwise | 48 |
Like "Weird Al" Yankovic | 34 |
Like "vav" in the Hebrew alphabet | 43 |
Like "Twilight Zone" episodes | 39 |
Like "Tropic of Cancer" | 33 |
Like "The Zoo Story," e.g. | 36 |
Like "The X-Files" cases | 34 |
Like "The Twilight Zone" music | 40 |
Like "The Twilight Zone" episodes | 43 |
Like "The Twilight Zone" | 34 |
Like "The Shining," e.g. | 34 |
Like "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" | 46 |
Like "The Pit and the Pendulum" | 41 |
Like "The Persistence of Memory" | 42 |
Like "The Outer Limits" | 33 |
Like "The Maltese Falcon" | 35 |
Like "The Hurt Locker," e.g. | 38 |
Like "The Hurt Locker" | 32 |
Like "the house of tomorrow" | 38 |
Like "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" | 48 |
Like "The Book of Taliesin" | 37 |
Like "The Bonfire of the Vanities" | 44 |
Like "the blue yonder" | 32 |
Like "The Blair Witch Project" | 40 |
Like "The Biggest Loser" contestants | 46 |
Like "The Big Bang Theory" | 36 |
Like "Tales from the Darkside" | 40 |
Like "Survivor" groups | 32 |
Like "Survivor" councils | 34 |
Like "stewardess" nowadays, briefly | 45 |
Like "Spring forward; fall back" | 42 |
Like "Spanish" in Spanish: Abbr. | 42 |
Like "sh" or "ch" sounds | 44 |
Like "sequoia" letterwise | 35 |
Like "see," in grammar: Abbr. | 39 |
Like "Romeo and Juliet" | 33 |
Like "Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima" | 45 |
Like "Rabbit" in an Updike title | 42 |
Like "Psycho," and then some | 38 |