Zelig-like
/ˈzɛlɪɡlʌɪk/adjective
Designating a person who is able to change his or her appearance, behaviour, attitudes, etc., so as to be appropriate in any circumstance, or who is unexpectedly associated with important or famous people; characteristic of such a person.
Origin
1980s; earliest use found in The Texas Monthly. From the name of Leonard Zelig, the eponymous character in the 1983 film by ‘Woody Allen’ + -like.
- live-born
- livebox
- live by one's wits
- live dangerously
- lived-in
- live fence
- live fencing
- live forever
- live for the moment
- live goods
- live heading
- live high on (or off) the hog
- livehood
- live-in
- live in hope
- live in sin
- live in the past
- live it up
- livelihead
- livelihood
- live like a king (or queen)
- live like a lord
- livelily
- liveliness
- live load