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spoofsnounpl. of spoof a work that imitates and exaggerates another work for comic effectmany viewers thought that the spoof of a television newscast was the real thing burlesques, caricatures, parodies, put-ons, ribs, send-ups, takeoffs, travesties lampoons, mockeries, satirescomedies, farces, humors, sketches, slapsticks, squibsdistortions, exaggerationsimitations, impersonations to copy or exaggerate (someone or something) in order to make fun ofspoofed overly competitive parents in a mockumentary about tryouts for a national T-ball team burlesques, caricatures, does, imitates, mimics, mocks, parodies, sends up, travesties lampoons, pasquinades, satirizesderides, gibes(or jibes), ridiculesapes, copycats, monkeys, parrotsduplicates, emulates, replicates, reproducesacts, counterfeits, dissembles, fakes, feigns, pretends, shams, simulateselaborates, embellishes, embroiders, exaggerates, magnifies, pads, plays up, stretchesamplifies, enhances, enlarges (on or upon), expands, fleshes (out), overdraws, overstates, puts onmimes, pantomimesimpersonates, performs, personates, plays to cause to believe what is untruethe newspaper was spoofed by a supposedly plausible claim of a UFO encounter bamboozles, beguiles, bluffs, buffaloes, burns, catches, cons, cozens, deceives, deludes, dupes, fakes out, fools, gaffs, gammons, gulls, has, has on(chiefly British), hoaxes, hoodwinks, hornswoggles, humbugs, juggles, misguides, misinforms, misleads, snookers, snows, strings along, suckers, sucks in, takes in, tricks kids, puts on, teasesbleeds, cheats, chisels, defrauds, diddles, euchres, fleeces, flimflams, gyps, hustles, mulcts, rooks, shortchanges, skins, squeezes, sticks, stings, swindles does a number on, leads one down the garden path(also leads one up the garden path), pulls one's leg, pulls the wool over one's eyes undeceives debunks, exposes, reveals, shows up, uncloaks, uncovers, unmasksdiscloses, divulges, tells, unveilsdisabuses, disenchants, disillusions |