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"a similar thing" (to another), late Old English, from like (adj.). From c. 1300 as "an equal, a match." The like "something similar" is from 1550s; the likes of is from [..]

Old English lician "to please, be pleasing, be sufficient," from Proto-Germanic *likjan (source also of Old Norse lika, Old Saxon likon, Old Frisian likia, Dutch lijken "to suit," [..]

"having the same characteristics or qualities" (as another), c. 1200, lik, shortening of y-lik, from Old English gelic "like, similar," from Proto-Germanic *galika- "having th [..]

resembling or similar; having the same or some of the same characteristics; often used in combination; "suits of like design"; "a limited circle of like minds&am [..]

The like is the stroke which equalises the number played by the other side. Thus, after the tee-shots have been driven, the player furthest from the hole plays the 'odds,' and, if be places [..]

to be fond of or be pleased with. The same word also means the same or almost the same

 to please.

 to liken, compare.

 likely.

Facebook’s Open Graph API means Internet users can ‘like’ any piece of content they see online (as long as it has been integrated with Facebook’s Open Graph API), and it will be shared with all their friends on Facebook. ‘Like’ is a system where social networkers can show their approval. Lurker: This is someone who reads social media content but ra [..]

Used mostly on Facebook, but also on other social media sites. People can like a piece of content (though they can’t dislike a piece of content). Likes are a major measure of social engagement for bra [..]

See Facebook.

a feature on Facebook that allows a user to endorse other users or their content

To satisfy one's moral obligation to aid the less fortunate by doing nothing.

a recorded action of “liking” (as in, giving a virtual “thumbs up”) a post, usually referring to Facebook. Instagram and LinkedIn also use this term. YouTube has both “like” and “dislike” options, and [..]

 – A like on Facebook like is the endorsement of page or piece of content. On Google+ a +1 is essentially the same as a like.

is applied to words thus: ‘I’m all tremblin’ like.’ ‘He was all frightened like.’ ‘He seems careless like.’ ‘Summer like.’

adv. "(with as) like, as if; similarly," s.v. like a., adv., (conj.,) and sb.\2 OED. KEY: like@adv

adv 3 lik 1 lyche 1 lyk 1

conj. "like, as," s.v. like a., (conj.,) and sb.\2 OED. KEY: like@conj

conj 1 lyk 1

prep. "like, similar to," s.v. like adv. a., adv. (conj.,) and sb.\2 prep. OED. KEY: like@prep

prep 124 liche 1 lik 27 like 4 lyche 4 lyk 84 lyke 4

An action made by a Facebook user that represents approval.

A like is a way people can show appreciation of your photos or status updates. The function is available on most social media – including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest – and often takes [..]

A Facebook action that indicates positive feedback to another user's post.

When you like a comment someone posted on a social media site without leaving a comment it could mean you find the comment funny, agree with what is being said or appreciate the comment in some way al [..]

Likes are the activity made by Facebook or Instagram users. Using likes, you can show your approval without writing comments or sharing a post.

(transitive,archaic) To please. *(1554-1586) *: I willingly confess that it likes me much better when I find virtue in a fair lodging than when I am bound to seek it in an ill-favoured creature. [..]

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1886 * '''1678''' — . ''''. *: It shows, too, who set out for life amain, As if the lasting crown they would obtain; Here also you may see the reason why They lose [..]