sosie
noun
so·sie
sōˈzē
plural -s
1
: a person having an exact likeness with another : double
2
: twin
especially : an identical twin
Word History
Etymology
French, from Sosie, slave whose form Mercury assumes in the play Amphitryon (1667) by Molière †1673 French playwright, from Latin Sosia, servant of the Greco-Roman mythological hero Amphitryon in the play Amphitruo by Titus Maccius Plautus †184 b.c. Roman playwright
- modulo
- modulus
- modulus of a logarithm
- modulus of elasticity
- modulus of rigidity
- modulus of rupture
- modus
- modus operandi
- modus ponens
- modus tollens
- modus vivendi
- moduses
- moe
- not blame
- not blink
- not bloody likely!
- not breathe a word
- not by a long chalk
- not by a long shot
- not by any manner of means
- not by any means
- not called for
- not care a fig
- not care/give a fig
- not come amiss