cuspido e escarrado in Portuguese

Forms: esculpido em Carrara [alternative] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Literally, “spat and expectorated”. Compare English spitting image, Galician cuspido (literally “spat”) and French tout craché (literally “totally spat”), which also equate likeness to spit. Etymology templates: {{m-g|spat and expectorated}} “spat and expectorated”, {{lit|spat and expectorated}} Literally, “spat and expectorated”, {{cog|en|spitting image}} English spitting image, {{cog|gl|cuspido|lit=spat}} Galician cuspido (literally “spat”), {{ncog|fr|tout craché|lit=totally spat}} French tout craché (literally “totally spat”) Head templates: {{head|pt|phrase}} cuspido e escarrado

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