mimic
/ˈmɪm.ɪk/verb
To copy the way someone speaks or moves, often to make fun of them.
Example sentence
- “My little brother loves to mimic the way our uncle laughs.”
Doubles the c before endings: mimicked, mimicking.
Related words
mindfulPaying careful attention to something; keeping it in mind.milestoneA significant moment or achievement in someone's life, a project, or history.mingleA casual occasion of moving around and chatting with many people in a group.migrateTo move from one area to another at regular times, often with the changing seasons.minimizeTo reduce something to the smallest possible amount or importance.migraineA very painful headache, typically on one side of the head, that can come with sickness and sensitivity to light.