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• Like sore hands
• Like sore muscles
• Like sorta firm pasta
• Like soufflé
• Like soufflés
• Like sound frequencies above 20 kHz or so, to humans
• Like sound recordings that aren't sharp, for short
• Like soup liquid
• Like sour grapes
• Like South Dakota vis-à-vis North Dakota
• Like South Korea vis-à-vis North Korea
• Like "South Park" vis-à-vis "The Simpsons
• Like southern Israel vis-à-vis northern Israel
• Like Soviet architecture
• Like soy flour, diet-wise
• Like soy milk
• Like space debris
• Like Spain's Alhambra
• Like spam
• Like Span. words preceded by "la
• Like Spanish "eyes," e.g.: Abbr.
• Like "Spanish" in Spanish: Abbr.
• Like sparkling wine
• Like sparkly gems
• Like Spartan living
• Like speakeasies and fridges, at times
• Like Special Forces berets[1-3, 9]
• Like specialty markets
• Like speech and the press, ideally
• Like speech in New England?
• Like Spender and Spenser: Abbr.
• Like spent charcoal
• Like spicy salsa
• Like spinach
• Like spinach or lettuce
• Like spinach, say
• Like spitting into the wind
• Like Spitz in water
• Like Splenda or Equal
• Like Splenda vis-à-vis sugar
• Like splitting hares
• Like Spock or corn?
• Like Spock's mother
• Like spoiled bread
• Like spoiled kids
• Like spoiled meat
• Like spoiled milk
• Like spoiled wine, say
• Like spokes
• Like sports cars, briefly
• Like sports crowds
• Like sportsmanship or a 1958 music hit
• Like spots in which nails are often used
• Like Sprat
• Like Sprat's cuisine
• Like Sprat's diet
• Like spray for ski goggles
• Like spreadsheets, e.g.
• Like spring flowers
• Like "Spring forward; fall back
• Like "Spring" from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons
• Like Springsteen's "Jungleland
• Like Sprite
• Like spuds sans buds
• Like spuds with no buds
• Like spuds without buds
• Like spurs
• Like spy messages
• Like squads in arena football
• Like squashed insects
• Like squashed insects on windshields
• Like squid spray
• Like squid squirts
• Like squirrel meat, some say
• Like squirrels' ears
• Like sriracha sauce
• Like St. Augustine, in 1565
• Like St. Basil's
• Like St. Elmo's fire
• Like St. Helens' output
• Like St. John's
• Like St. Louis in August
• Like St. Mark's lion
• Like St. Nicholas
• Like St. Nick
• Like St. Nick's "little mouth," in "The Night Before Christmas
• Like St. Paul's
• Like St. Peter's
• Like St. Petersburg, in 1991
• Like stables of myth
• Like staccato notes
• Like stacked measuring cups
• Like stadiums after touchdowns
• Like staffs in music school
• Like stags and bulls
• Like stags and stallions
• Like stale bread
• Like stale soda water
• Like Stalin
• Like stalled negotiations
• Like stallers' tactics
• Like stallions
• Like stallions and bulls
• Like stallions and roosters
• Like Stallone e.g.
• Like Stallone's persona
• Like stalwart fans
• Like stamp-free postage
• Like standard loose-leaf sheets
• Like Standardbreds
• Like Stanley Kowalski
• Like Stanley Marcus
• Like staples
• Like star-crossed lovers
• Like "Star Wars
• Like Starbucks coffee, every 30 minutes
• Like starers
• Like staring at someone
• Like starlets
• Like starlings
• Like stars
• Like stars in a review
• Like stars of viral videos
• Like stars on a clear night
• ___ like stars . . . ": Schurz
• Like state dinners
• Like state-of-the-art gadgetry
• Like stationary points on a violin string
• Like staying in the Bates Motel
• Like S.T.C.'s Mariner
• Like steak cooked by an enchanting chef?
• Like steamy films
• Like steamy literature
• Like steamy prose
• Like steel
• Like steno-pad paper
• Like Stephen King?
• Like Stephen King novels
• Like Stephen King stories
• Like Stephen King's novels
• Like Stephen King's Pennywise
• Like stereotypical Chelsea galleries
• Like stereotypical cowboys
• Like stereotypical dungeons
• Like stereotypical neighbors
• Like stereotypical playboys
• Like stereotypical schoolmarms
• Like stereotypical TV neighbors
• Like steres