Rating | Solver | Clue |
---|---|---|
MOCK | Imitation | |
SIMULATION | Imitation | |
MIMICRY | Imitation | |
ERSATZ | Imitation | |
COPY | Imitation | |
FALSE | Imitation | |
RHINESTONES | Imitation gems | |
SHAM | Spurious imitation | |
PARODY | Burlesque imitation | |
TRAVESTRY | Ridiculous imitation | |
FORGERY | Fraudulent imitation | |
MIMESIS | Imitation; mimicry. | |
SENDUP | Parody or imitation | |
AFTER | In imitation of | |
COPYCAT | Done in imitation | |
EXEMPLARY | Fit For Imitation | |
IMITANCY | Tendency to imitation. | |
PINDARISM | Imitation of Pindar. | |
PARROTRY | Servile imitation or repetition. | |
ISOGRAPHY | Imitation of another's handwriting. | |
PLASTOGRAPHY | Imitation of handwriting; forgery. | |
EMULATION | Desire to equal through imitation | |
BEADING | Molding in imitation of beads. | |
IMAGERY | Fig.: Unreal show; imitation; appearance. | |
MUSTER | Something shown for imitation; a pattern. |