spoofer
- noun
- /ˈspuːfər/
- As a skilled spoofer, she could mimic celebrities with hilarious accuracy.
Examples
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The comedian became famous as a spoofer of popular movies and TV shows.
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The online spoofer released a parody video that quickly went viral.
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The comedian is a talented spoofer.
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Many spoofers create funny videos online.
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The comedian became famous as a spoofer of popular movies and TV shows.
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As a skilled spoofer, she could mimic celebrities with hilarious accuracy.
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The online spoofer released a parody video that quickly went viral.
Synonyms
A person who acts in a silly way to make others laugh
A person who pretends to be someone else to trick or entertain people
A person who makes people laugh by telling funny stories or jokes
A person who copies others' actions or voice to make people laugh
A person who often makes other people laugh
A person who makes sharp, funny jokes about someone at an event
To copy someone's actions to make a joke
A person who makes fun of others to show disrespect
Someone who copies the style of a writer or artist to make people laugh
A person who makes fun of others by copying their words or music in a funny way
A person who copies others' voices, actions, or gestures to entertain people
A person who makes fun of others using sarcasm to make people laugh
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Etymology
Spoofer comes from the word spoof, meaning 'a funny copy', and the ending -er meaning 'someone who does it'. A spoofer copies voices or scenes to make a joke or parody, so a spoofer is a performer who makes fun by imitating someone.