mimic

/ˈmɪm.ɪk/verb

To copy the way someone speaks or moves, often to make fun of them.

Example sentences

“My little brother loves to mimic the way our uncle laughs.”
“The comedian mimics famous politicians on his weekly show.”

Doubles the c before endings: mimicked, mimicking.

Synonyms for mimic

imitate
copy
impersonate
ape
parody

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