spit and image of



*spit and image of someone

 and *the spitting image of someone
the very likeness of someone; a very close resemblence to someone. (*The second version is a frequent error. *Typically: be ~; look like ~.) John is the spit and image of his father. At first, I thought you were saying "spitting image."
See also: and, image, of, spit

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Pancratius-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Apolonija-Slovene
Seleukos-Ancient Greek
Juris-Latvian
GiannaJAHN-nah (Italian), YAH-nah (Greek)Italian, Greek
Bale[beil]