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A humorous imitation of something, typically a film or a particular genre of film, in which its characteristic features are exaggerated for comic effect

A trick played on someone as a joke

A fraudulent scheme or action

A false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so

A humorous or amusing aspect of something

Something done or said to amuse people

To deceive or fool someone

To gently satirize

To fake an event

To produce a counterfeit copy of

To tease, typically in a good-natured way

To gain access into, or data from, a (computer) system without authorization

Of, pertaining to, or connected with satire

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Noun

A humorous imitation of something, typically a film or a particular genre of film, in which its characteristic features are exaggerated for comic effect

misrepresentation

distorted drawing

exaggerated drawing

poor substitute

reappropriation

false impression

political cartoon

slapstick comedy

pathetic excuse

inadequate example

pretentiousness

object of derision

target of jokes

target of derision

object of ridicule

source of amusement

piece of futility

pratfall comedy

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“It is a classic comedy spoof on the disaster films of the 1970s.”

Noun

A trick played on someone as a joke

mischievous act

piece of mischief

monkey business

confidence trick

confidence game

mischievous trick

feather in your cap

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“Word got out that the whole thing had been a spoof.”

Noun

A fraudulent scheme or action

victimisation^UK

victimization^US

misrepresentation

sanctimoniousness

confidence trick

hypocritical talk

hypocritical behaviour

crocodile tears

smoke and mirrors

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Noun

Treachery

false-heartedness

untrustworthiness

treacherousness

breach of trust

stab in the back

breach of faith

double-crossing

undependability

underhandedness

act of disloyalty

trahison des clercs

hollow-heartedness

act of treachery

subversive activity

betrayal of trust

breaking of faith

extramarital relations

extramarital sex

playing the field

criminal action

a bit on the side

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Noun

A false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so

piece of gossip

unconfirmed report

word on the street

piece of hearsay

the word on the street

back-fence talk

rumormongering^US

whispering campaign

rumourmongering^UK

second-hand information

talk of the town

secondhand information

malicious gossip

grapevine report

intimate intelligence

jungle telegraph

grapevine telegraph

scandalmongering

malicious rumour

malicious rumours

unsubstantiated information

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Noun

A humorous or amusing aspect of something

lightheartedness

light-heartedness

nonsensicalness

preposterousness

unreasonableness

mischievousness

light-mindedness

light-headedness

slapstick comedy

knockabout comedy

physical comedy

unconventionality

incongruousness

situation comedy

monkey business

light entertainment

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Noun

Something done or said to amuse people

witty communication

double entendre

sardonic remark

good-natured remark

shaggy dog story

nice turn of phrase

bit of mischief

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

snappy comeback

shaggy-dog story

witty conversation

pleasant conversation

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Verb

To deceive or fool someone

pull somebody's leg

put one over on

take for a ride

pull a fast one on

pull a swifty on

lead up the garden path

lead one down the garden path

pull the wool over one's eyes

pull the wool over somebody's eyes

take to the cleaners

pull the wool over someone's eyes

give someone a bum steer

outmanoeuvre^UK

take advantage of

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

give wrong information to

send on a wild goose chase

throw off the scent

put on the wrong track

pull wool over eyes

lead up garden path

take someone in

put up smoke screen

put on false front

take someone for a ride

bait and switch

have someone on

do the dirty on

give the wrong impression

play a trick on

lead down the garden path

play a prank on

get the better of

pull a fast one

pull someone's leg

make a sucker of

play a practical joke on

play games with

give the runaround

send on a wild-goose chase

take to cleaners

play for a fool

play for a sucker

stab in the back

steal a march on

stretch the truth

run rings round

make up a story

forswear yourself

be economical with the truth

be cleverer than

make rings round

not tell the truth

sell down the river

tell a terminological inexactitude

depart from the truth

sell someone down the river

slip something over on

go one better than

put someone up to something

break faith with

be unfaithful to

twist around your little finger

speak with forked tongue

tell a little white lie

tell an untruth

tell a falsehood

not speak the truth

perjure yourself

forswear oneself

bear false witness

say something untrue

tell a white lie

perjure oneself

concoct a story

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Verb

To gently satirize

take the piss out of

do an impression of

pass oneself off as

take someone off

make a monkey out of

make a mockery of

assume character

pass yourself off as

take the part of

represent oneself as

do an impersonation of

take the mickey

do a takeoff of

hold up to ridicule

take the mickey out of

follow in footsteps

do an impression

make jokes about

characterize^US

be sarcastic about

poke mullock at

characterise^UK

make a monkey of

repeat mechanically

repeat mindlessly

assume the role

make a laughing-stock

treat with contempt

expose to ridicule

give a picture of

hold up to shame

play the part of

make someone a laughing stock

laugh out of court

circulate bad money

pull someone's chain

pull someone's leg

pretend to have

profess to have

follow the example of

take leaf out of book

paint a picture of

draw a picture of

paint a mental picture of

make a replica of

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“Mick O'Shea uses toy trains to spoof the art world.”

Verb

To fake an event

Verb

To produce a counterfeit copy of

copy fraudulently

make a facsimile of

make a carbon copy of

make a carbon of

take a photocopy of

make a photocopy of

make a replica of

circulate bad money

make a Xerox of

produce a copy of

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Verb

To tease, typically in a good-natured way

be sarcastic about

make jokes about

make a monkey of

poke mullock at

pull someone's leg

lead somebody on

pull somebody's leg

give a hard time

take the mickey out of

take the piss out of

play a practical joke

make a monkey out of

yank somebody's chain

treat with contempt

treat contemptuously

have someone on

wind someone up

give someone a hard time

take the mickey

hold up to shame

hold up to ridicule

pull someone's chain

hurl insults at

make a laughing-stock

play a practical joke on

play a trick on

take a rise out of

get a rise out of

have a joke with

take for a ride

expose to ridicule

get on the nerves of

be on the back of

be scornful about

show contempt for

get in the hair of

discriminate against

lead up the garden path

laugh out of court

make someone a laughing stock

shout catcalls at

have somebody on

tell somebody stories

muck someone about

shout disapproval

mess someone around

make a monkey out of someone

mess someone about

blow raspberries

shout disapproval at

make mouth water

keep hanging on

blow raspberries at

make someone's mouth water

keep someone hanging on

cock a snook at

be on your back

cause offence to

call someone names

cast aspersions on

give offence to

step on one's toes

hurt someone's feelings

treat disrespectfully

give someone the cold-shoulder

cut to the quick

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Verb

Eject semen

feel the earth move

Verb

To gain access into, or data from, a (computer) system without authorization

Adjective

Of, pertaining to, or connected with satire

tongue-in-cheek

uncomplimentary

evil-intentioned

highly effective

extremely critical

quietly humorous

ill-humoured^UK

full of contempt

like a bear with a sore head

dishonouring^UK

unfavourable^UK

on a short fuse

dishonorable^US

dishonourable^UK

laid on the line

short-and-sweet

calling a spade a spade

dripping with malice

with tongue in cheek

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