Like
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 60
līk, adj. equal in quantity, quality, or degree: similar: likely, probable.— n. the like thing or person: an exact resemblance: a liking.— adv. in the same manner: probably.— conj. as, as if.— v.t. ( Shak. ) to compare, liken.— ns. Like′line , Like′lihood .— adj. Like′ly , like the thing required: credible: probable: having reason to expect.— adv. probably.— adj. Like′-mind′ed , having a similar disposition or purpose.— v.t. Lik′en , to represent as like or similar: to compare.— n. Like′ne , resemblance: one who resembles another: that which resembles: a portrait or picture: effigy.— adv. Like′wise , in like wise or manner: also: moreover: too.— Feel like , to be disposed to do anything; Had like , was likely, came near to do something; Look like , to show a likelihood of: to appear similar to; Such like , of that kind. [A.S. líc , seen in ge-líc ; Ice. líkr , Dut. ge-lijk , Ger. gleich (= ge-leich ).]
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