take after
favor
look like
belike
resemblingly
adultlike
momlike
resemble
playboyish
resemblance
babelike
humanoid
culturelike
parentish
girllike
parentlike
kidly
mimicker
appearance
quasi
rhyme
machiam
lookswise
transvestite
cross-dresser
assimilate
feel like
imitate
boyish
dahling
stylelike
thingy
adonise
-core
transmogrification
worldlike
turned out
copy
portrayal
stadial
simulate
portrait
anthropoid
inhuman
adaptive
cut of one's jib
wardrobelike
adoptedly
humaniform
personish
stylish
adorable
sonly
sham
lovely
endearing
baby-faced
patronlike
perform
babylike
aesthetize
mimic
serve
similative
style
guestish
girlfriendy
Pomor
tykish
imitationism
daddyish
jar
unresemble
daddy
priapic
phallic
emulator
creaturelike
esthetical
elegant
morphologically
lair
gentilize
characterlike
boyishness
look
fancy
recapitulate
effigiation
schoolgirlish
haglike
impersonator
imitator
impression
Jamerican
actorlike
simulism

English words for 'To resemble (a parent or ancestor) in appearance or habit.'

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