mimicker
- noun
- /ˈmɪmɪkər/
:
imitador
- She is a talented mimicker of famous actors.
I mean they, they do, they're great mimickers right?
- I mean they, they do, they're great mimickers right?
Examples
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As a child, she was a natural mimicker, copying her teachers' voices to make her friends laugh.
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Many comedians are skilled mimickers, capturing the unique gestures of famous politicians.
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The actor is a talented mimicker who can perfectly imitate various celebrities.
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The mimicker entertained the crowd with his impressions.
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The comedian was a skilled mimicker, entertaining the audience with amusing impressions of famous actors.
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As a talented mimicker, she could imitate her friends' voices perfectly, making everyone laugh.
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During the talent show, he wowed the crowd as a mimicker, recreating the gestures and speech patterns of popular celebrities.
Synonyms
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3.3
A person who does the same things or says the same words as another person
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6.2
A person who pretends to be someone else to trick or entertain people
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8.3
A person who copies another person's words or actions without original ideas
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3.4
A person who copies another person's words, actions, or style
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4.2
A person who copies others' actions or voice to make people laugh
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A person who tries to copy and match someone's words or actions
A person who copies people in a funny way to make others laugh
A person who makes fun of others by copying their words or music in a funny way
A woman or girl who copies the style of others
A person who copies another person's words or actions without their own ideas
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Etymology
Mimicker comes from mimic, which comes from the Greek word mimos, meaning 'imitator' or 'actor', and is the same root as mime. So a mimicker is someone who copies other people's voices, actions, or gestures.