copy cat

A review of one aspect (PDF) of the problem—copy-cat self-immolation—provides additional detail.

Watch it here now, or wait for the American copy-cat advertising of 2014 and 2016.

The crimes look like copy-cat killings, but Armina suspects there is a political connection.

"I don't mind if they do call you 'Copy-Cat,'" said Lily, magnanimously.

The copy-cat, if I may use the expression, may be either palatable or unpalatable.

I'd rather be like her than anybody I ever knew or read of, so I don't mind Jack calling me a copy-cat for trying.

She just naturally does the right thing in the right place, and there's no occasion for her being a copy-cat.

We won't bother with the stubborn old fire and the silly little copy-cat candles.