NOUN
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someone who closely resembles a famous person (especially an actor)
he could be Gingrich's double
she's the very image of her mother
ADJECTIVE
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resembling closely
they have look-alike cars
How To Use look-alike In A Sentence
- What also makes this Leica look-alike even more of a clone is the fact that Konica have made the Hexar RF to accept the special Leica-M bayonet mount lenses, as well as their own Konica lenses.
- All of that finery is hidden under their look-alike robes. Trial by attire: Supreme Court look should go with everything we believe in
- they have look-alike cars
- Some describe it as a red-eyed E. look-alike with porcupine quills running down his spine.
- Just as America is becoming a monochromatic world of look-alike stores, so too the entire world is getting a bit more homogenized with CNN and the Internet.
- Independent, free-spirited, and as bootylicious as her look-alike, Teresa tends to meet men who want to dominate her, which is the exact opposite of what she's looking for.
- There were Krishnadeva Rayas, complete with jewelled turbans, even a Veerappan look-alike, complete with a cartridge belt.
- It ended up an ANC look-alike gathering down to a toyi-toying cheer leader calling for "amandla" and "viva" backing from an enthusiastic audience of 500 people barely identifiable as anything but ANC. ANC Daily News Briefing
- Those latke look-alikes are actually shrimp pancakes, served with six garnishes, from peanuts to Thai bird chilies.
- Hot drinks really gets you going sings a Bobby Brown look-alike in Wendy's three minute tour de force investigation into the rigorous art how to pour coffee into a cup. The Strangest (And Most Hilarious) Employee Training Videos (VIDEO)
