| SIMILAR | Rails I'm moving are alike (7) |
| HOLIDAY | "You can't copy anybody and end with anything. If you copy, it means you're working without any real feeling. No two people on earth are alike, and it's got to be that way in music or it isn't music." |
| EUCOMIS | Genus of 'pineapple flower' - left out of coleus I'm moving (7) |
| MISHEAR | I get the wrong sense of her, as I'm moving around (7) |
| RHIZOME | With zero help, initially, I'm moving part of plant |
| BIRDSOFAFEATHER | People who are alike (5,2,1,7) |
| THEYAIMFORTHESTARS | Why go-getters, paparazzi and astronomers are alike? |
| THEYSHOOTTHEBULL | Why rodeo photographers, gossips, and elephant poachers are alike? |
| NOTWO | "__ are alike" (fingerprint phrase) |
| AKIN | Alaska and Indiana are alike (4) |
| ALLTHESAME | Nevertheless the whole lot are alike (3,3,4) |
| TYPE | Group of things that are alike |
| SIMILARITIES | Ways in which things are alike (12) |
| SNOWFLAKE | *No two are alike, sing. |
| RESEMBLANCE | A way in which two or more things are alike |
| IDENTICAL | Battered Latin dice are alike |
| WILLIAMHOGARTH | Female group monopolise painting in hall I'm moving for artist (7,7) |
| THEYRELATEBLOOMERS | Why dried flowers, some teens, and a delayed shipment of undergarments are alike? |
| THEYREHARDTOBEAT | Why odds-on favorites, boiled eggs, and broken drums are alike? |
| ANIMADVERTIT | She pays heed to, remarked (pres. and perf. forms are alike) |
