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71Like — used to imply metaphor. Currently greatly over and mis used. See also Well, she was like yeah, are you talking to me? and he was like yeah, my friend thinks you are like, cute …
72like to — See like for, like to …
73like — 1) in the common use of LIKELY, i. e. well looking A good like horse. Derb. 2) Every like, i. e. every now and then. North, i. e. on similar occasions …
74-like — comb. form forming adjectives from nouns, meaning similar to, characteristic of (doglike; shell like; tortoise like). Usage: In formations intended as nonce words, or not generally current, the hyphen should be used. It may be omitted when the… …
75like it is — See: TELL IT LIKE IT IS …
76like it is — See: TELL IT LIKE IT IS …
77-like — adjective combining form resembling or characteristic of < bell like > < ladylike > …
78like as — conjunction Just as; in the same way as; even as. Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like as a shock of corn cometh in in his season …
79LIKE — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index like noun admirer, adoration (2), attraction, bent, bias, delight, favorite, liking, lure (2), public …
80like\ it\ is — See: tell it like it is …