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Noun
A humorous imitation of something, typically exaggerated for comic effect
A trick played on someone, typically as a joke
A practical joke or mischievous trick
Something done or said to amuse people
Treachery
The quality, fact or aspect of being amusing or funny
Verb
To deceive or fool someone
To gently satirize
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
To fake an event
To produce a counterfeit copy of
To experience a physical orgasm as a male
To gain access into, or data from, a (computer) system without authorization
Adjective
Of, pertaining to, or connected with satire
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▲
Noun
▲
A humorous imitation of something, typically exaggerated for comic effect
parody
burlesque
send-up
caricature
takeoff
skit
take-off
travesty
mockery
pastiche
put-on
rib
satire
imitation
lampoon
pasquinade
pasticcio
jest
prank
quip
sendup
wisecrack
bon mot
mimicry
impersonation
impression
squib
farce
distortion
cartoon
ridicule
sham
lampoonery
copy
sketch
raillery
play-on
play
mime
mocking
joke
mock
roast
pappyshow
act
comedy
imitating
irony
banter
derision
persiflage
causticity
wit
chaffing
witticism
apology
simulation
mimicking
charade
aping
personation
invective
misrepresentation
pretence
UK
distorted drawing
pretense
US
exaggerated drawing
poor substitute
mickey-take
deception
turn
piece
excuse
number
item
routine
masquerade
pasquil
takedown
comedy sketch
performance
insult
mock-heroic
perversion
copying
reappropriation
reproduction
drawing
falsification
libel
apery
corruption
pale imitation
synthesis
pantomime
false impression
picture
representation
parroting
exaggeration
poor imitation
strip cartoon
funny drawing
political cartoon
comic strip
paste-up
sarcasm
mimesis
posture
mimetism
camouflage
apology for
excuse for
slapstick
humor
US
humour
UK
buffoonery
vaudeville
interlude
horseplay
camp
slapstick comedy
high camp
low camp
broad comedy
pratfall comedy
campy art
dig
scoffing
comeback
scorn
put down
contempt
disparagement
sneering
mordancy
cut
aspersion
criticism
censure
acrimony
bitterness
acidity
lampooning
acridity
sharpness
acerbity
corrosiveness
cynicism
rancor
US
superciliousness
mordacity
trenchancy
causticness
flouting
rancour
UK
taunt
taunting
gibe
vitriol
brutality
forcefulness
directness
incisiveness
outspokenness
acridness
tartness
asperity
virulence
acidness
cattiness
bile
virulency
slight
slur
barb
affront
epithet
indignity
outrage
slap
diss
brickbat
dis
offence
UK
offense
US
gird
dart
poke
name
personality
gibing
mocking remark
teasing
disdain
joking
jeer
kidding
jeering
joshing
badinage
sneer
jibing
ragging
chaff
ribbing
laughter
sport
jab
slam
razz
swipe
kidology
sneers
taunts
chiacking
goofing
razzing
jibes
twitting
rally
needling
foolery
leer
sardonicism
winding up
parting shot
taking the mickey
pulling someone's chain
more ❯
“It is a classic comedy
spoof
on the disaster films of the 1970s.”
Noun
▲
A trick played on someone, typically as a joke
joke
trick
game
hoax
bluff
leg-pull
trickery
canard
con
dido
prank
quiz
deception
imposture
phoney
UK
phony
US
sham
flim-flam
swindle
fraud
scam
flimflam
humbug
cheat
put-on
ruse
sting
gyp
deceit
sell
artifice
fast one
bunco
fake
snow job
dodge
hustle
wile
rip-off
dirty trick
con game
pretence
UK
racket
pretense
US
wrong
stratagem
jive
subterfuge
double-dealing
imitation
whitewash
bamboozlement
forgery
counterfeit
shell game
hanky-panky
fast shuffle
fabrication
con trick
feint
chicanery
stunt
fix
plant
jazz
frame
baloney
cozening
hoaxing
scheme
misrepresentation
dirty pool
run around
cover up
bill of goods
shady deal
blind
fastie
copy
grift
rort
confidence trick
simulation
Trojan horse
imposition
dirty work
put-up job
smoke and mirrors
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
jest
jape
practical joke
device
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
contrivance
machination
set-up
confidence game
shift
wheeze
lurk
reproduction
schlenter
rig
fetch
flanker
sweet talk
soft soap
sellout
crocodile tears
mock-up
dummy
insincerity
hypocrisy
lookalike
likeness
fakery
dishonesty
cant
sanctimoniousness
posturing
falseness
dupe
pinchbeck
knock-off
pirate
act
facade
charade
deceptiveness
falsity
cheating
pseudo
four-flusher
sleight
junque
gold brick
replica
make-believe
façade
pretext
codology
empty talk
phoneyness
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
kidology
Tartufferie
phoniness
lie
dissembling
story
lies
propaganda
play-acting
burlesque
faking
cover-up
fiction
feigning
false front
smoke
whisper
rumor
US
tale
impersonation
masquerade
exaggeration
rumour
UK
fib
fiddle
bunko
diddle
shakedown
kite
boondoggle
chicane
craft
swizzle
blackmail
duping
embezzlement
hoodwinking
barratry
criminality
string
monkeyshine
crime
villainy
foul play
bad deed
funny business
sharp practice
dirty deeds
hoky-poky
cruel act
hocus-pocus
snake oil
wooden nickel
song and dance
ploy
duplicity
dissimulation
smokescreen
deceitfulness
guise
gambit
expedient
fraudulence
disguise
shamming
falsification
mendacity
tactic
lying
front
illusion
invention
gimmick
stall
show
pretension
cover
falsehood
red herring
treachery
extortion
plan
veneer
mask
snare
decoy
twist
tokenism
crooked deal
plot
setup
delusion
move
false colours
lack of veracity
false excuse
piousness
bait
distraction
image
false show
pretentiousness
false display
game plan
public image
lip service
cunning plan
window dressing
swizz
exploitation
ramp
roguery
knavery
fraudulent scheme
stealing
frame-up
double-cross
hosing
play
double cross
sucker game
perfidy
hokum
porky
rug pull
disingenuousness
hogwash
bilk
mare's-nest
fallacy
wrinkle
ride
catch
trap
pork pie
shuck
malarkey
crock
hollowness
mock attack
duck
erroneousness
uncandidness
intrigue
evasion
caper
swindling
jig
fantasy
quackery
charlatanry
angle
strategy
jiving
snow
imagination
daydreaming
dream
pretending
unreality
shenanigans
scenario
switch
curveball
booby trap
oldest trick in the book
dreaming
romancing
fancy
design
mere show
false colors
hollow words
unctuousness
lip devotion
lip praise
token agreement
hypocritical respect
lip worship
lip homage
mouth honor
mouthing
lip reverence
smooth talk
tongue in cheek
system
self-deception
guile
method
tactics
sanctimony
semblance
venture
project
machinations
program
US
programme
UK
manoeuvring
UK
arrangement
conspiracy
blueprint
veil
disturbance
distractor
commotion
lure
diversion
deviation
interruption
cloak
role-playing
pageant
playacting
fairy tale
affectation
crafty designs
plan of action
course of action
line of action
enterprise
master plan
road map
maneuvering
US
secret plan
grand design
ground plan
attention-grabber
false clue
fool's errand
false trail
curve ball
false face
smoke screen
wild-goose chase
diversionary tactic
misleading clue
cunning
dupery
bluffing
crookery
foxiness
wiliness
disguising
craftiness
cozenage
concealing
counterfeiting
masking
cunningness
crookedness
guilefulness
display
pietism
hiding
concealment
shrouding
veiling
impression
pharisaicalness
suppression
camouflage
mere façade
false appearance
outward appearance
affected piety
sham holiness
hypocritical statement
false piety
pious platitudes
pecksniffery
Pharisaism
pomposity
hypocriticalness
more ❯
“Word got out that the whole thing had been a
spoof
.”
Noun
▲
A practical joke or mischievous trick
prank
trick
jest
caper
gag
antic
escapade
frolic
joke
dido
waggery
roguery
knavery
lark
rag
capriccio
stunt
jape
shines
tomfoolery
shavie
hoax
monkeyshines
rib
game
horseplay
gambol
sport
skylarking
rollick
shenanigans
quiz
cutup
goak
play
gambade
levity
roughhouse
roughhousing
gambado
caprice
fooling
rowdiness
whim
fancy
freak
hotfoot
lightness
prat
rig
shine
practical joke
leg-pull
put-on
high jinks
wind-up
mischievous act
piece of mischief
cantrip
monkeyshine
number
cod
exploit
shenanigan
mischief
hoodwinking
act
clowning
snow job
funny business
fun
romp
fling
spree
antics
fooling around
monkey business
jesting
monkey tricks
put on
dirty trick
revel
amusement
laugh
giggle
drollery
merrymaking
skylark
merriment
joviality
gaiety
fun and games
clownery
buffoonery
foolery
monkeying
hijinks
slapstick
horsing around
adventure
event
incident
experience
occurrence
episode
venture
happening
feat
affair
deed
mission
trial
scrape
jaunt
vagary
folly
more ❯
Noun
▲
Something done or said to amuse people
jest
joke
quip
witticism
gag
wisecrack
crack
pleasantry
funny
sally
josh
boffola
laugh
jape
drollery
rib
giggle
waggery
boffo
boff
nifty
yuck
yuk
pun
repartee
banter
prank
fun
comeback
hoax
play
one-liner
bon mot
play on words
rib-tickler
funny remark
counterattack
aphorism
epigram
retort
riposte
gibe
badinage
witty remark
offense
US
offence
UK
jeer
jibe
mockery
satire
insult
witty communication
clever remark
double entendre
rejoinder
equivoque
remark
paronomasia
humor
US
humour
UK
barb
return
flash of wit
in-joke
smart remark
private joke
running joke
clowning
ruse
dig
zinger
amusement
whimsy
buffoonery
raillery
counter
retaliation
Atticism
ha-ha
facetiousness
whimsicality
foolishness
wile
witty comment
apophthegm
hoot
entertainment
wit
joking
aside
levity
shaggy dog story
sneer
affront
insinuation
slur
slight
taunt
quirk
merriment
squib
inside joke
parody
yarn
good-natured remark
practical joke
mot
sardonic remark
smart crack
pithy remark
cutting remark
gem
lark
nonsense
killer
chestnut
absurdity
ridiculousness
blague
burlesque
anecdote
witty poem
nice turn of phrase
witty saying
jeu d'esprit
funny story
knee-slapper
thigh-slapper
answer
reply
response
old chestnut
shaggy-dog story
replication
acknowledgement
UK
antiphon
snappy comeback
squelch
back talk
parting shot
reprisal
back answer
lip
revenge
topper
cooler
respond
acknowledgment
US
innuendo
wordplay
calembour
pivot
clinch
double meaning
clench
quibble
amphibology
carriwitchet
conundrum
nick
whim
pundigrion
jeu de mots
conceit
ambiguity
more ❯
Noun
▲
Treachery
treachery
betrayal
disloyalty
faithlessness
infidelity
perfidy
treason
unfaithfulness
double-dealing
duplicity
falseness
perfidiousness
two-timing
backstabbing
back-stabbing
business
deceit
deceitfulness
deception
double-cross
false-heartedness
falsity
sellout
untrustworthiness
bad faith
bunco
corruption
disaffection
dishonesty
dodge
fake
flimflam
grift
gyp
put-on
racket
recreancy
scam
sedition
treacherousness
whitewash
breach of trust
double cross
stab in the back
dirty dealing
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty work
fast shuffle
Punic faith
shell game
skin game
sweet talk
inconstancy
lying
fraud
trickery
artifice
cheating
fraudulence
cunning
craftiness
guile
craft
chicanery
wiliness
deviousness
crookedness
underhandedness
mendacity
falsehood
slyness
dissimulation
chicane
hanky-panky
trickiness
fourberie
dissembling
traitorousness
foxiness
sharp practice
cunningness
graft
guilefulness
shadiness
improbity
unscrupulousness
fakery
sneakiness
criminality
rascality
swindle
insidiousness
infamy
bunk
shiftiness
hocus-pocus
hypocrisy
stealing
deceptiveness
crookery
dupery
cozenage
fickleness
indirection
artfulness
two-facedness
pretence
UK
pretense
US
knavery
breach of faith
subterfuge
monkey business
double-crossing
codology
jiggery-pokery
subversion
kidology
funny business
skulduggery
dissemblance
seditiousness
doubt
disbelief
skepticism
US
Judas kiss
shenanigans
unfairness
management
scepticism
UK
monkeyshines
imposition
mutiny
subtlety
untruthfulness
fabrication
canniness
slickness
cageyness
caginess
revolt
revolutionary
crime
subtleness
mendaciousness
knavishness
ruse
wile
let-down
lèse majesté
invention
seditious act
trapping
ambidextrousness
ambidexterity
giveaway
cleverness
apostasy
lack of veracity
cozening
defrauding
entrapping
overreaching
shamming
lie
smoke and mirrors
falsification
hoax
pretext
hoodwinking
duping
unjustness
swindling
bluff
sell-out
unreliability
wiles
misrepresentation
sham
misconduct
bluffing
prevarication
imposture
equivocation
guise
high treason
dirty tricks
foul play
false colours
false excuse
slipperiness
co-optation
co-option
suspiciousness
dubiousness
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
malfeasance
lese majesty
fibbing
perjury
lewdness
evasiveness
furtiveness
lawbreaking
lawlessness
undependability
spuriousness
hornswoggling
pettifoggery
attack
trahison des clercs
wound
adultery
dissidence
act of disloyalty
feint
telling stories
inveracity
hollow-heartedness
act of treachery
insincerity
obfuscation
legerdemain
untrueness
violation
lies
misleading
subversive activity
rebellion
beguilement
hokum
blarney
untruth
boondoggle
defraudation
disinformation
sophism
dirt
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
lese-majesty
betrayal of trust
snow job
fast one
breaking of faith
tricks
gamesmanship
ruses
ploys
schemes
manoeuvres
UK
shrewdness
stratagems
subterfuges
ingenuity
astuteness
jive
maneuvers
US
skullduggery
twoness
dualism
duality
one-upmanship
stab in back
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality, fact or aspect of being amusing or funny
humour
UK
humor
US
funniness
drollery
drollness
comedy
comicality
humorousness
jocularity
fun
wit
uproariousness
amusement
wittiness
richness
facetiousness
gaiety
jest
comicalness
comic
buffoonery
levity
gag
hilarity
clowning
hilariousness
flippancy
witticism
banter
jocoseness
pleasantry
happiness
absurdity
wisecrack
playfulness
jesting
joking
tomfoolery
joyfulness
jocosity
badinage
raillery
joke
lightness
slapstick
irony
ludicrousness
absurdness
sparkle
satire
amusingness
kidding
high spirits
comical aspect
funny side
comic side
black humor
sense of fun
sense of humor
the funny side
merriment
mirth
lightheartedness
waggishness
farcicality
light-heartedness
jokiness
mirthfulness
entertainment
silliness
glee
joviality
frivolity
cheerfulness
jollity
farce
cheeriness
festivity
laughter
waggery
nonsense
zaniness
foolishness
pleasure
delight
enjoyment
blitheness
repartee
frivolousness
buoyancy
joy
mischief
mischievousness
risibility
ridiculousness
whimsy
whimsicality
nonsensicalness
quip
cheer
sport
merriness
gleefulness
exhilaration
jocundity
foolery
revelry
laughs
triviality
lark
sportiveness
laughableness
bon mot
irreverence
crack
josh
funny
good cheer
roguishness
teasing
conviviality
joyousness
jape
boffola
laugh
horseplay
skylarking
rib
giggle
gayety
gayness
gladness
wisecracking
boffo
exuberance
sally
boff
nifty
childishness
flightiness
witticisms
yuck
yuk
merrymaking
vivacity
liveliness
jollification
ha-ha
hysterics
frolic
pun
rejoicing
diversion
grins
picnic
ball
distraction
romping
one-liner
burlesque
gambolling
UK
prank
play
fun and games
gamboling
US
gambol
living it up
irrationality
illogicality
unreasonableness
stupidity
preposterousness
archness
unimportance
jokefulness
impishness
naughtiness
boisterousness
gormlessness
light-mindedness
jauntiness
wordplay
carefreeness
puns
quips
unseriousness
giddiness
good humour
UK
fickleness
skittishness
light-headedness
frothiness
keenness
sharpness
cleverness
jokes
folly
trifling
volatility
practical joke
aphorism
trick
good humor
US
wackiness
nuttiness
shenanigans
chaffing
wryness
dryness
killer
chestnut
blague
wantonness
vim
energy
vividness
enthusiasm
friskiness
vigor
US
riot
blast
kick
rapture
solace
treat
vitality
sunniness
ebullience
good time
perkiness
knavery
brightness
zest
felicity
satisfaction
jolliness
thrill
festiveness
excitement
blithesomeness
vibrancy
vigour
UK
rascality
anecdote
epigram
funnies
takeoff
merry-go-round
camp
send-up
hoopla
interlude
travesty
schtick
fatuousness
dottiness
elation
funny story
knee-slapper
old chestnut
double entendre
shaggy-dog story
rib-tickler
play on words
thigh-slapper
in-joke
hijinks
dippiness
clownery
field day
comic drama
play on
gag show
high camp
high time
euphoria
monkeying
goofiness
monkeyshines
ludicrosity
recreation
relaxation
games
leisure
farcicalness
whoopee
doltishness
clownishness
cloddishness
foppery
madness
larks
frolics
high jinks
junketing
frolicking
frolicsomeness
horsing around
kicks
hysteria
convulsions
monkey business
capering
dalliance
rollicking
game
quirk
romp
pastime
gaming
squib
gambling
caper
me-time
a good time
disport
sports
frisk
match
witty remark
good-natured remark
more ❯
Verb
▲
To deceive or fool someone
bluff
deceive
fool
hoax
trick
bamboozle
beguile
buffalo
burn
catch
con
cozen
delude
dupe
gaff
gammon
gull
have
hoodwink
hornswoggle
humbug
juggle
misguide
misinform
mislead
snooker
snow
sucker
fake out
have on
string along
suck in
take in
pull one's leg
cheat
swindle
defraud
put one over on
double-cross
pull the wool over someone's eyes
take for a ride
bilk
kid
gyp
rook
pull a fast one on
lead on
sting
do
diddle
shaft
scam
pull a swifty on
stiff
rip off
outwit
flimflam
do a number on
lead up the garden path
lead down the garden path
betray
victimize
US
mulct
victimise
UK
entrap
fleece
bunco
illude
euchre
seduce
inveigle
ensnare
fiddle
swizzle
sharp
chicane
take to the cleaners
sell a pup to
screw
disinform
befool
jive
outfox
lie to
overreach
take advantage of
put on
give someone a bum steer
skin
finagle
outmanoeuvre
UK
lie
sell
fake
outmaneuver
US
make a fool of
mousetrap
impose on
rope in
hose
misdirect
entice
tempt
hustle
lure
misstate
prevaricate
goldbrick
shortchange
stick
chisel
ream
catch out
doublespeak
misrepresent
bait
propagandize
US
distort
pervert
fabricate
beat
circumvent
caboodle
propagandise
UK
give wrong information to
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
put on an act
throw dust in someone's eyes
lead up garden path
cover up
wrong steer
play trick on
put up smoke screen
put on false front
set up
bait and switch
lead astray
double-talk
impose
thwart
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
stump
stitch up
use
fudge
bunk
baffle
dust
entangle
enmesh
juke
pull in
do the dirty on
fox
lull
give the wrong impression
fix
flam
outsmart
pull
jerk around
wind up
play-act
play a trick on
sell a pup
get the better of
pull a fast one
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
frame
play a jest on
play a prank on
play a joke on
murphy
play a practical joke on
trap
run a game on
play games with
four-flush
sham
shuck
blag
throw
trifle
dally
toy
charm
enchant
attract
entrance
wanton
hook
falsify
clip
rob
disappoint
cuckold
gouge
hypnotize
US
bewitch
dazzle
woo
blind
mesmerize
US
captivate
spellbind
play for a fool
pull wool over
double deal
hocus-pocus
impose upon
take for
play away
cross up
step out
win over
play joke on
take to cleaners
beat out of
pull fast one
hand a line
take for ride
psych out
bleed
soft-soap
sweet-talk
toy with
dally with
play fast and loose with
send on a wild-goose chase
play with
trifle with
make use of
give the runaround
decoy
allure
solicit
squeeze
short
butter up
skunk
exploit
take
jockey
shave
hypnotise
UK
play
manipulate
finesse
mesmerise
UK
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
play for a sucker
shake down
do in
draw
fascinate
wile
induce
cajole
coax
turn on
come on
sweep off feet
persuade
snare
magnetize
US
tantalise
UK
magnetise
UK
steer
tantalize
US
appeal to
whet the appetite of
beckon
honey
wheedle
trip up
invite
train
rope
hit on
drag
enrapture
lead
draw in
pull wires
wangle
play games
twist around your little finger
bias
stage-manage
gaslight
impress
contrive
sway
pull strings
kill
witch
give the come-on to
intrigue
be a hit with
absorb
court
bring in
arouse
rivet
grab
secure
wow
interest
enthrall
US
draw attention
enthral
UK
get
catch the eye of
pick up
obtain
excite
titillate
win
engage
ensorcell
tout
distract
toll
shill
net
capture
ensnarl
bag
box in
reel in
immesh
involve
set a trap for
catch up
betrap
implicate
lay for
entoil
tangle
embroil
land
mesh
benet
more ❯
Verb
▲
To gently satirize
parody
burlesque
caricature
do
imitate
mimic
mock
send up
travesty
pastiche
take off
satirise
UK
satirize
US
make fun of
take the piss out of
ape
lampoon
impersonate
ridicule
copy
ditto
do an impression of
personate
mime
sham
fake
distort
monkey
exaggerate
put on
affect
play
feign
represent
act
assume
pervert
mirror
enact
misrepresent
deride
pose as
masquerade as
do like
pass oneself off as
make like
act like
pretend to be
portray
interpret
simulate
guy
hoke
send-up
play on
make a mockery of
make a monkey out of
caricaturize
pasquinade
playact
embody
double as
assume character
act a part
act out
take the part of
pass off
purport to be
put on an act
dress as
represent oneself as
profess to be
play a role
jeer
sheik
US
roast
joke
twist
disparage
jest
sheikh
UK
laugh at
take the mickey
pretend
poke fun at
do a takeoff of
reflect
repeat
emulate
play a part
copycat
parrot
model after
do likewise
follow in footsteps
do an impression
pattern after
try to be like
perform
pantomime
make believe
go like
do an impersonation of
reproduce
echo
follow
characterize
US
render
duplicate
characterise
UK
counterfeit
follow the example of
depict
personify
take after
replicate
clone
parallel
follow in the footsteps of
present
take as a model
take as an example
follow suit
model yourself on
dramatize
US
pattern yourself after
dramatise
UK
play-act
pass for
match
take a leaf out of someone's book
dissemble
reduplicate
resemble
reiterate
quote
recite
epitomize
US
epitomise
UK
reecho
exhibit
emote
take as a pattern
play act
show
ham
say again
play the part of
approximate
adopt
recreate
restate
bluff
regurgitate
execute
come close to
model
rehearse
style oneself on
reenact
strut
star
mimeo
masquerade
chant
dupe
carbon
display
be consistent with
be similar to
smack of
adopt the style of
have earmarks of
be the very picture of
mug
exemplify
manifold
Photostat
symbolise
UK
symbolize
US
picture
bear a resemblance to
bear resemblance to
take part
Xerox
play gig
play role
tread the boards
play part
have signs of
look a lot like
knock off
repeat mechanically
repeat mindlessly
trot out
assume the role
ham it up
put on airs
make out like
repeat back
profess
stage
manifest
play at
take
adapt
draw inspiration
typify
incarnate
recapitulate
cheat
produce
evince
pretend to have
image
delude
recap
reaffirm
reprise
follow example
profess to have
defraud
appear
develop
do a take-off
behave like
act as
improvise
detail
outline
describe
give a picture of
illustrate
remake
redo
iterate
ingeminate
recall
stooge
borrow
perform as
reconstruct
become
take on
be one of the cast
make debut
be an actor
go over
bring down the house
be on
put it over
be an actress
do a turn
go on
be influenced
be inspired
pose
illuminate
delineate
take leaf out of book
be like
correspond to
second
redouble
equal
rival
be sparked
be guided
be impacted
be dictated
be driven
be affected
be impressed
be motivated
lay on
posture
compete with
surpass
act the part of
take the role of
appear as
restamp
reawaken
recount
stereotype
photograph
perform again
type
revive
pirate
engross
reprint
relive
bring to mind
coincide with
come near
look like
remind one of
outdo
rivalize
outvie
compete
vie with
contend with
contend
challenge
re-echo
come to have
turn into
come near to
be the equal of
forge
are
do again
front
be on a par with
present as
purport
be in the same league as
plagiarize
US
put it on
make as if
put on a front
make up
stat
plagiarise
UK
trace
photocopy
say
make a copy of
make a replica of
reel off
play to the gallery
rip off
pattern oneself on
follow in someone's steps
take as a role model
more ❯
“Mick O'Shea uses toy trains to
spoof
the art world.”
Verb
▲
To tease, typically in a good-natured way
tease
rib
kid
mock
chaff
taunt
ridicule
deride
josh
rag
needle
joke
jive
razz
ride
rally
satirise
UK
satirize
US
roast
bait
banter
twit
torment
gibe
annoy
fun
guy
goad
harass
quiz
plague
worry
hassle
heckle
bother
chiack
pester
haze
harry
badger
provoke
irritate
aggravate
bedevil
shuck
smoke
rot
hector
sledge
importune
vex
beleaguer
devil
gnaw
nudge
disturb
slam
dog
snap
sound
laugh at
scoff at
jeer at
make fun of
jibe at
poke fun at
wind up
send up
goof on
make jokes about
rag on
be sarcastic about
poke mullock at
make sport of
sling off at
take the mickey
pick on
put on
put down
make a monkey of
have on
flout at
mess around
pull someone's leg
lead on
flirt with
poke borak at
pull one's leg
swipe at
be at
take the piss out of
give a hard time
fool
jape
jest
gag
yuk
wisecrack
jolly
yuck
quip
trick
hoax
beguile
hoodwink
dupe
delude
deceive
con
cozen
gull
bamboozle
mislead
yank someone's chain
flimflam
take in
set up
jeer
sneer at
lampoon
scorn
scoff
pillory
sneer
flout
parody
insult
make a monkey out of
fool around
jibe
scout
caricature
treat with contempt
fool about
laugh to scorn
mimic
skewer
treat contemptuously
pooh-pooh
heap scorn on
shoot down
play the fool
hoot
burlesque
make a fool of
knock
disdain
jab
pan
boo
contemn
disparage
play a joke on
pull someone's chain
pretend
play tricks
hold up to ridicule
call names
play a prank
belittle
show contempt
hound
revile
mess
interrupt
abuse
barrack
dig
hiss
shout down
dis
humiliate
fleer
show up
play a practical joke on
dump on
shout at
hold up to shame
get a rise out of
mess about
clown around
take a rise out of
take off
laugh
play a joke
play a trick
joke with
pour scorn on
play a practical joke
make a game of
have a laugh
tell stories
muck around
laugh out of court
show contempt for
thumb nose at
play
kid around
make fun
be facetious
frazzle
raspberry
persecute
diss
flip
prank
divert
entertain
feign
act
sham
fake
irk
torture
nark
gall
pun
sally
get at
gibe at
get
frolic
gambol
disrupt
amuse
reproach
affront
offend
slap
criticise
UK
upbraid
twitter
lout
criticize
US
outrage
nag
anger
tear to pieces
pasquinade
counterfeit
imitate
make a joke of
slight
denigrate
hack you off
squib
have a joke with
dismiss
despise
hurl insults at
get on the nerves of
be on the back of
clown about
snicker at
smile at
snigger at
rot someone
put someone on
get in the hair of
slag off
slang
discomfit
bully
rattle
faze
embarrass
disconcert
chivy
travesty
rail
be scornful about
discount
disbelieve
reject
discredit
put on an act
make believe
make light of
fleer at
scout at
lead up the garden path
play a trick on
take for a ride
dig at
catcall
butt in
make game of
muck someone about
bite one's thumb at
shout catcalls at
shout disapproval
have a joke on somebody
shout disapproval at
comeback
hiss at
boo at
hoot at
blow raspberries
whistle at
snipe
catcall at
blow raspberries at
raz
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
poke fun
cock a snook at
make a crack
give the Bronx cheer to
run down
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
rail at
poke borack
make a laughing-stock
clown
lark
muck about
prat about
have a lark
be silly
act the fool
lark around
play around
more ❯
Verb
▲
To fake an event
stage
fake
simulate
contrive
fabricate
affect
concoct
feign
orchestrate
scheme
sham
construct
design
devise
dissemble
dissimulate
manufacture
put on
make-believe
give the appearance of
make a show of
make a pretence of
Verb
▲
To produce a counterfeit copy of
fake
forge
counterfeit
replicate
reproduce
copy
falsify
fabricate
pirate
duplicate
sham
mock up
knock off
clone
phony
US
Xerox
phoney
UK
dupe
imitate
stat
plagiarize
US
phony up
plagiarise
UK
reduplicate
carbon
render
mirror
repeat
reprint
photocopy
copycat
simulate
recreate
mimeo
Photostat
manifold
trace
ditto
make a copy of
make a replica of
ape
mimic
follow
trump up
carbon copy
copy fraudulently
coin
bootleg
steal
poach
mint
lift
nick
pinch
crib
rip off
infringe the copyright of
xerox
photostat
mimeograph
repro
multiply
echo
rework
dualize
run off
take a photocopy of
make a photocopy of
make a facsimile of
make two of
act like
make a carbon copy of
make a carbon of
do like
do a takeoff
make twofold
go like
make replica
take off as
make like
emulate
borrow
rip
make a Xerox of
scrape
infringe on
pass off as your own
thieve
print
transcribe
double
mime
redouble
fax
scan
make a replica
produce a copy of
back up
parallel
match
redo
remake
represent
reconstruct
type
reflect
restamp
revive
reawaken
recount
stereotype
engross
reenact
photograph
perform again
portray
relive
do again
parrot
monkey
follow suit
take as an example
take a leaf out of someone's book
take after
take as a model
model yourself on
follow in the footsteps of
take as a role model
take as a pattern
follow in someone's steps
follow the example of
pattern yourself after
pattern oneself on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To experience a physical orgasm as a male
ejaculate
climax
come
orgasm
cream
flood
pop
sprog
spurt
squirt
emit semen
shoot off
bust a nut
have an orgasm
shoot one's load
die
achieve orgasm
reach orgasm
feel the earth move
come off
get one's rocks off
shoot one's wad
Verb
▲
To gain access into, or data from, a (computer) system without authorization
hack
exploit
access
hijack
attack
phish
phreak
bluejack
bluesnarf
pharm
spear-phish
Adjective
▲
Of, pertaining to, or connected with satire
satirical
satiric
sarcastic
caustic
ironical
mocking
sardonic
cutting
cynical
derisive
biting
disparaging
mordant
scornful
sharp
taunting
acerbic
disrespectful
trenchant
burlesque
chaffing
irreverent
pungent
bantering
bitter
farcical
humorous
incisive
ironic
keen
lampooning
mordacious
paradoxical
parodying
pointed
ridiculing
spoofing
stinging
tongue-in-cheek
Hudibrastic
Rabelaisian
scathing
acid
barbed
corrosive
acerb
snarky
tart
acidulous
acrid
scalding
acidic
smart-mouthed
smart-alecky
smart-aleck
acrimonious
vitriolic
severe
harsh
critical
nasty
venomous
scoffing
astringent
dry
sneering
contemptuous
sarky
virulent
mean
cruel
spiteful
scorching
penetrating
vicious
malicious
piercing
searing
hurtful
wounding
brusque
devastating
salty
catty
jeering
unkind
offensive
carping
arrogant
derisory
contumelious
abrasive
wry
waspish
razor-edged
withering
backhanded
irascible
scurrilous
savage
hostile
evil
rude
poisonous
fierce
needling
saucy
twitting
austere
captious
snide
ornery
weisenheiming
laconic
poignant
polemic
witty
rapier-like
rancorous
ferocious
droll
cussed
ridiculous
disillusioned
acute
disdainful
snarling
double-edged
belittling
unsparing
abusive
stringent
hateful
blistering
sour
snappy
unfriendly
pithy
sly
heartless
truculent
callous
brutal
subtle
laughable
ludicrous
derogatory
absurd
wise
twisted
preposterous
risible
telling
silly
comical
vindictive
pathetic
sharp-tongued
provocative
salt
exciting
racy
churlish
forceful
stern
cockamamie
cockamamy
slashing
drilling
terse
clear-cut
insulting
impertinent
unblunted
merciless
unsympathetic
quizzical
violent
unbelieving
skeptical
US
cynic
misanthropic
suspicious
misanthropical
pessimistic
unrelenting
edged
teasing
corroding
burning
pitiless
overwhelming
overpowering
aggressive
sadistic
grim
hard
strong
uncivil
ruthless
wanton
rough
extremely critical
cold-blooded
bad-tempered
ill-tempered
sceptical
UK
ill-natured
hypercritical
demeaning
censuring
condemning
cursing
contorted
curt
evil-intentioned
malevolent
crisp
sound
rigorous
cold
splenetic
malign
baleful
malignant
vengeful
pernicious
bilious
highly effective
distorted
crooked
uneven
deformed
warped
sharp-worded
angry
thoughtless
inconsiderate
peppery
ungracious
maleficent
malefic
squint-eyed
clever
implausible
defiant
contradictory
exaggerated
backbiting
alert
jibing
atypical
uncomplimentary
curious
spicy
quick-witted
smart
pawky
awry
aslant
askew
skewwhiff
deadpan
scurril
vituperative
vituperatory
scurrile
opprobrious
parodic
deprecating
waggish
apathetic
caricatural
mock
comic
matter-of-fact
straight-faced
low-key
quietly humorous
poker-faced
hudibrastic
travestying
unpleasant
snappish
snippy
testy
acetose
short
disapproving
mock-heroic
invective
denunciatory
piquant
tangy
powerful
zesty
vinegary
excruciating
intense
hot
antagonistic
vehement
terrible
dreadful
zingy
fiery
heavy
vigorous
pert
potent
painful
agonizing
US
smarting
aromatic
spiced
agonising
UK
extreme
savoury
UK
intensive
zestful
argumentative
savory
US
emphatic
acetic
exquisite
inhospitable
consuming
irritating
crushing
acidulated
galling
insensitive
acetous
profound
deep
tough
concentrated
distressing
great
almighty
grievous
furious
frightful
pervasive
polemical
ghastly
hellacious
wild
explosive
fearsome
fearful
highly seasoned
excessive
comfortless
intemperate
grating
suffocating
stifling
bad
forcible
viperous
heavy-duty
unsweetened
nauseating
sickly
nauseous
lively
nippy
colourful
UK
mephitic
tasty
seasoned
resentful
gruff
stabbing
extraordinary
bellicose
stinking
rich
intensified
flavoursome
UK
appetizing
US
vivid
insinuating
vitriolous
pugnacious
militant
raging
spirited
briny
flavorsome
US
flavorful
tartish
sourish
inimical
wrathful
unwelcoming
confrontational
combative
envenomed
sparkling
appetising
UK
oppressive
bleak
punchy
belligerent
warlike
adverse
uncongenial
alien
adversary
adversarial
resounding
awful
harrowing
uncontrollable
rampaging
rabid
rampant
sharp-tasting
grave
unsociable
unpropitious
contrary
intimidating
surly
antipathetic
jaundiced
negative
unreceptive
unchecked
unfettered
uncurbed
unbridled
flaming
exacting
colorful
US
dour
scrappy
uncomfortable
discomforting
out of control
with a kick
full of force
gale force
forbidding
controversial
contentious
disputatious
denigratory
deprecatory
prejudicial
coruscating
shrewish
absinthian
amaroidal
absinthal
cloying
fetid
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