mock

mock
v
1. ridicule, jeer, make fun of, fleer, laugh at, guy, make [s.o.] the butt of a joke, Australian. chiack; tease, kid, rib, rally, taunt, rag, gibe, twit, banter, poke fun at, make sport of, spoof, Inf. roast, Sl. razz; sneer at, deride, scout, flout, knock, put down, make snide remarks about, cry down, Scot, and North Eng. geek; defy, challenge, spurn, flout, scoff at, laugh in the face of, pooh-pooh, Inf. thumb one's nose at, U.S. give the Bronx cheer or raspberry to; scorn, curl one's lips at, disdain, contemn, insult, run down, assail, abuse.
2. mimic, ape, monkey, parrot, echo, imitate, impersonate, mime, Sl. make like; lampoon, satirize, parody, pasquinade, burlesque, caricature, travesty, do a take-off on.
3. simulate, copy, copy-cat, duplicate, clone; counterfeit, forge, fabricate, fake; sham, feign, pretend, make believe, playact, act like, personate, play the role, assume, put on, take on, affect; dissemble, mislead, play a hoax on, fake out, do a number on, deceive, delude, dupe, fool, make a fool of.
adj
4. fake, sham, flash, counterfeit, forged, faked, fraudulent, spurious, meretricious, pinchbeck, bastardly, Inf. phony, bogus, Australian. bunyip; mimic, mimical, mimetic, imitation, imitative, near, simulated, synthetic, artificial, plastic, ersatz, pseudo, so-called, Sl. hokey; pretend, make-believe, play, (of money) paper

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