The term 'LIKE SOME CHECKS' can be summarized by five crossword solutions: KITED (5 letters), PREDATED (8 letters), UNCASHED (8 letters), BLANK (5 letters), and POSTDATED (9 letters). Kiting is a form of check fraud in which a person writes a check for an amount they do not have in their account, and then deposits another check from a different account to cover the amount. Predating a check is when a person writes a check with a date in the past, usually to make it appear that the funds were available at an earlier time. An uncashed check is one that has not been deposited or cashed by the recipient. A BLANK check is one that has not been filled out with the amount, payee, or signature. Postdating a check is when a person writes a check with a future date, usually to ensure that the funds will be available when the check is presented.