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

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Rhymes for sosie

• aussie
• basi
• bossy
• fossae
• glossy
• khasi
• lossy
• masi
• mossy
• posse
• quasi
• saucy