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Crossword clues for Like some reading:

STEINEM: Who said "A woman reading Playboy feels a little like a Jew reading a Nazi manual"
CONTRONYM: Word like "scan", which can mean "read carefully" or "read hastily"
SCAN: Read like a bar code
SKIMS: Reads, like a college student cramming for a test
SCAN: Read like a QR code
SCANS: Reads like a bar code
COBOL: Early programming language designed to read like English
BEDSIDE: Like some reading lamps
TRASHY: Like beach reading, often
SCALAR: Like the reading on a thermometer
TELEPATHIC: Like mind reading
LIGHT: Like some reading
DULLER: Less likely to be read
OPENMIKE: Like some poetry readings
DOGEARED: Like well-read pages
RRS: Reading and the like (abbr.)
VOICE: Read lines for, like a toon
NERDY: Like someone who reads the dictionary for fun, say
DOGEARED: Like well-read books
DORK: One who read the dictionary, likely
CRUSH: Recipient of a note reading "Do you like me? Check yes or no"
FAST: Like a clock reading 5:05 at 5:00
DOGEARED: Like a much-read book
NEATEST: Most like easy-to-read penmanship
PHONIC: Like one approach to reading
UNDERSTAND: Like pat or still, reading down
OVERWEIGHT: Like paper or light, reading down
HOPONPOP: Book with the line "My father can read big words, too. / Like Constantinople and Timbuktu"
EARED: Dog-___ (like some well-read books)
BLIND: Like someone who may read braille
DEAF: Like some people who read closed captions
FYI: Read this if you like
DOGEARED: Like a well-read page in a favorite book
FAXED: Like some hard-to-read documents
EEE: Shoe size that, when read a certain way, sounds like the capital of Libya
CODED: Like some hard-to-read messages
WELLLIT: Like a room you can safely read in
CLFFNOTES: Fasten tightly, "read rights while affixing" and the like?
PALINDROMES: Phrases that read the same forward and backward, like 17-, 24-, and 53-Across
DEWY: Like some newspapers before they're read
STRIPTEASE: Burlesque act, or read phonetically, how to make phrases like five in this puzzle
ERASED: Like the previous clue (which originally read "Place of Jewish worship")
STAKEOUT: Police operation ... or, when read another way, what a grammarian would like to do to 18-, 24-, 52- and 65-Across?
ITALIC: Like some instructions that are important to read
OVERSIZE: Like type in an easy-to-read book
LIE: Tiger's position (read into that clue how you'd like)
IRATE: Like me when I know I really shouldn't read the comments, but I do anyway, and people are even nastier than I expected
NERDIEST: Most likely to be offended by a T-shirt that reads "OMG it's R2-D2! I loved him in 'Star [27-Across]'!" below a Dalek
EPITAPH: George Bernard Shaw wanted his to read "I knew if I stayed around long enough, something like this would happen"
ACERS: Laptops that people seem to really like the chassis of, per a bunch of reviews I just read