| like1 |
having the same form or characteristics. [11 definitions] |
| like2 |
to find pleasure in; enjoy. [8 definitions] |
| likeable |
variant of likable. |
| like a book |
thoroughly; completely. |
| like a million bucks |
(informal) fabulous; wonderful. |
| like clockwork |
easily and accurately; automatically; precisely. |
| like crazy |
(informal) exceedingly or with extreme enthusiasm. |
| likelihood |
the state or degree of being likely; probability; chance. [2 definitions] |
| likely |
probable; quite possible. [4 definitions] |
| like mad |
(informal) with great speed or enthusiasm. |
| like-minded |
having the same or similar opinions and attitudes. |
| liken |
to present or regard as similar; compare to. |
| likeness |
the condition or quality of resembling, representing, or being similar; similarity. [3 definitions] |
| like wildfire |
over a large area or among a great many people in a short time; swiftly. |
| likewise |
as well; also. [3 definitions] |
| liking |
a feeling of preference, enjoyment, or fondness. [2 definitions] |
| likuta |
the smaller monetary unit of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (Cf. zaire.) |
| lilac |
a hardy, widely cultivated shrub bearing large clusters of purple, white, or pink flowers. [3 definitions] |
| lilangeni |
the chief monetary unit of Eswatini, equaling one hundred cents. |
| Lilliput |
in Jonathan Swift's eighteenth-century satire Gulliver's Travels, a land inhabited by people who are about six inches tall. |
| Lilliputian |
of or relating to Lilliput. [4 definitions] |