Having a close resemblance; similar, identical; = like, adj. 1a. With a noun or noun phrase as complement. In Old English with dative.

Of similar or identical shape, size, colour, character, etc., to something else; having the same or… In predicative use, with a noun or noun phrase…

Like, similar; alike.

Without construction. In accord or agreement; similar, alike; harmonious, agreeable.

A hollow form or matrix into which fluid material is poured or plastic material is pressed and allowed to cool or harden so as to form an object…

Having similar or related qualities, origins, characteristics, etc.; cognate, related, like, similar.

Like.

Having a resemblance, similar, like. Frequently with to. Also with noun phrase as complement. Obsolete.

Of two or more things: like one another, similar, of identical form or character. Cf. like, adj. 2.

Similar, alike; resembling. to be ontinkel: to resemble (one another).

The same in kind; like, matching. Obsolete.

Similar.

Like, similar.

of a sort, of the same kind or description. Now dialect (also of sort).

Like, similar.

Of the same form, character, or kind as another or others; agreeing or according with one another, conforming to one standard, rule, or pattern…

Of the very same kind; identical; (also) similar. Cf. selfsame, adj. 1.

That resembles or corresponds to some other thing; similar; like.

Bearing a natural resemblance or similarity; of a similar kind.

Description of plumage; species (of bird). Often transferred in phrases of the same, that, every,etc. feather: = of the same, etc. kind or…

Characterized by resemblance or similarity; similar; alike.

Resembling something of the same kind; similar, corresponding, equal.

Having a significant or notable resemblance or likeness, in appearance, form, character, quantity, etc., to something stated or implied (though…

Of the same or like nature, agreeing in nature, allied, cognate, congenerous.

Having a resemblance or likeness; = similar, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Coined by Shakespeare (if the text is sound) to mean ‘like, resembling’, or perhaps ‘seeming, appearing’. In the later quots.: Seeming; simulating…

Similar; the like. Also as n.: something similar.

Akin or agreeing in nature; cognate, allied, related, congenerous; congenial.

Of one thing in respect of another, or of various things in respect of each other: Of the same kind, nature, or character; alike, similar, congruous.

Entirely similar, like.

Of the same kind (as another), akin in nature or character. Const. with, also to (†unto).

= congenerous, adj.; homogeneous.

Of the same origin, kind, or nature.

Having equal forms.

Of the same kind or genus; congenerous.

Expressing likeness; = similative, adj.

= symbolizing, adj. 1a.

That may be described in the same terms; of the same description; similar. Obsolete.

Of the same kind or character; similar, alike. Frequently with to. Also in of akin.

= consimilar, adj.

= congeneric, adj.

Expressing remarkable similarity between two or more people or things, as alike as a row of pins, etc.

Of the same genus, kind, or race; allied in nature or origin.

Twin; closely connected or similar. Also, relating to or characteristic of Siamese twins.

Of the same kind or nature; akin.

= like, adj.

Of one kind or sort; similar, alike.

gen. Of the same kind or form.

Of various things in respect of each other: not readily differentiated; similar in nature, meaning, etc. (Used when an expected or desirable…