mimicked

Did an impression

Mimicked is the past tense of mimic, meaning to imitate someone's speech, mannerisms, or actions, often for comic effect or mockery: She mimicked her teacher's accent perfectly.

Animals mimic too—some birds mimic human speech, and certain insects mimic the appearance of more dangerous species for protection.

copy

imitation

Copy of the original

facsimile · clone · counterfeit · forgery · knockoff · simulacrum · replication · recreation · doppelganger · likeness

mock

parody

Satirical imitation

ridicule · taunt · derision · sarcasm · burlesque · send-up · travesty · farce · mockery · sneer

animal

ape

Tailless higher primate

mynah · octopus · chameleon · cuttlefish · corvid · starling · camouflage · protective coloration · adaptation · instinct

impersonate

impressionist

Performer copying famous voices

portrayal · performance · acting · roleplay · persona · disguise · celebrity impression · voice actor · standup · sketch

echo

reverberation

Prolonged reflected sound

reiteration · reproduction · mirroring · reflection · resound · repeat · replay · regurgitation

Categories
Opposites
originality

mimickedoriginated

First came into existence

created · invented · innovated · pioneered · devised

direction of influence

mimickedled

Guided or commanded

directed · inspired · influenced · modeled · trailblazed

Family

mimicking, mimicker, mimickers

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G