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spoofing

noun

the act or an instance of impersonating another person on the internet or via email

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Instead of spoofing it, Farmer Derek plays it on trombone in an open field.

Spoofing everyone from Ellen to Ann Romney, Kate McKinnon has proved she may be the funniest cast member on SNL.

The How I Met Your Mother star proved why once again leading an opening number that began spoofing last year's Best Musical, Once.

Like it sounds, the series is essentially a joke-packed Onion story spoofing ratings-obsessed news networks.

Yet I can never escape the feeling that Gingrich is spoofing his audiences when he engages in these culture war tirades.

It always made him angry to find that they were "spoofing" him.

Spoof the whole thing again, especially spoofing ourself for having ever taken it seriously.

“Old Noah may have been spoofing us,” Penny began, but just then Sara gave a little cry.

"The mammals were already existent on the earth, as you know—" Suddenly he broke off, as he realized that Dodd was spoofing him.

It is hard to get the colyumist to admit this, for he fears spoofing worse than the devil; but it is eminently true.

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