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What does LIKE Stand For?
For LIKE we have found 19 definitions.
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What does LIKE mean? We know 19 definitions for LIKE abbreviation or acronym in 2 categories. Possible LIKE meaning as an acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term vary from category to category. Please look for them carefully.
LIKE Stands For:
| Rank | Abbreviation | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ***** | RUNS LIKE A HAIRY GOAT | someone or something that runs, operates or performs poorly | |
| **** | GRINNING LIKE A SHOT FOX | extremely happy, smugly satisfied | |
| **** | ROAM AROUND LIKE A LOST SHEEP | to wander aimlessly; completely lost | |
| *** | LIKE A SHAG ON A ROCK | lonely; someone stands out in a crowd | |
| *** | LIKE, WHOA! | Slow down; stop; you are going too fast. 'Like, whoa, said Barbara, 'start from the beginning again.' Miscellaneous | |
| *** | MEMORY LIKE AN ELEPHANT | Not forgetful; remembering everything. 'I have memory like an elephant, I never forget anything,' said Martha, as she turned down the wrong street. Miscellaneous | |
| ** | LIKE A POSSUM UP A GUMTREE | extremely happy; in good spirits | |
| * | IN LIKE FLYNN | successful (mainly used when successful in a sexual encounter) | |
| * | LIKE A CHICKEN WITH ITS HEAD CUT OFF | Always on the move; in a frenzied manner; jumping around crazily in every direction. 'Sit still,' said the barber to little Billy. 'You're moving around like a chicken with its head cut off.' Miscellaneous | |
| * | LIKE ALL GET OUT | Like nobody's business; The utmost degree possible. After the fight started, we left that place like all get out. Miscellaneous | |
| * | LIKE NOBODY'S BUSINESS | Extremely fast; crazy. 'After the fight started, we left that place like nobody's business.' Miscellaneous | |
| * | LIKE A STUNNED MULLET | bewildered; almost lazy, inactive; sluggish; listless | |
| * | LIKE A TWO BOB WATCH | worthless, little value, act in an erratic or crazy manner | |
| * | MAKE LIKE SHEPHERDS | get the flock out of here | |
| * | LIKE BILLYO | very energetic, full of energy, with great gusto | |
| * | LIKE THE CLAPPERS | fast as, (eg: The old ute still goes like the clappers) | |
| * | LIKE | Long Island Knowledge Exchange | |
| * | LIKE | Introduction to a quote | |
| * | LIKE | Let Indian Kids Exist | |