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copy A person or thing that is made by taking an exact replica of something else. Or, someone who tries to imitate someone else's work or behavior. ■ John was a perfect copy of his older brother. He even had the same laugh and mannerisms.
Bootleg An unauthorized or illegal copy of something, often music or movies. ■ "I accidentally bought a bootleg of the latest Taylor Swift album. It was so bad, I had to delete it from my phone."
Clone A person or thing that is an exact copy of another. ■ I had a clone of myself made, but it turned out to be more successful than me. I guess you could say it was cloned for success.
faxed To send a document over the telephone line, usually as a paper copy. ■ After realizing he forgot to bring his printer, John quickly faxed his resume to the job interview from his hotel room.
imitate To copy someone else's actions or behavior, often in a humorous way. ■ "I have to admit, I imitated my friend's terrible accent for months until he finally noticed and got mad."
Mimic To imitate or copy someone's actions, speech, or mannerisms in a humorous way. ■ "I love mimicking my friend's terrible accent. It never fails to crack me up!"
Moola A highly valued and desirable item or experience, often associated with wealth or success. ■ I finally got my hands on the limited edition moola of the year - a signed copy of the world's most expensive book!
photocopy A photocopy is a low-quality, black-and-white copy of a document that is made using a machine called a photocopier. ■ "I need a photocopy of my driver's license to apply for a job."
Replica An exact copy of something, often used in a humorous or ironic context. ■ "I bought this replica of the Mona Lisa for $5 at a flea market. It's not actually a painting, but it looks pretty real!"
replicate To make a perfect copy of something, especially something funny. ■ After watching the same comedy routine 10 times in a row, John's friends started replicating his jokes word-for-word.
Replicating To make a perfect copy of something, but with a twist. It's like having a doppelganger that's just a little bit off. ■ "I tried to replicate my friend's painting, but I accidentally used blue instead of green."
Verbatim A word or phrase exactly as spoken or written. ■ The politician's response was a verbatim copy of his campaign speech, which left the audience unamused and unconvinced.
xerox A person who is an exact copy of someone else, usually in terms of appearance or behavior. ■ I accidentally made a xerox of myself while taking a selfie!
Clipboard A rectangular piece of plastic or metal used to copy and paste text, images, or other data between different applications on a computer. ■ "I accidentally cut off my own head with the clipboard while trying to take a screenshot. It's not funny until you see it."
Copied To make an exact copy of something, typically a written work or image. ■ John accidentally copied his neighbor's homework and turned it in as his own. When he got a failing grade, he realized that he had been "copied" by someone else's work.
Copier A device or machine that makes a copy of something, often used in an office setting to make multiple copies of documents. ■ "I need to use the copier to make 10 copies of this report for my boss. I hope he doesn't ask me why there are so many copies!"
Draft A group of people who are too lazy to come up with their own ideas, so they just copy and paste what someone else wrote. ■ "I knew I couldn't write a book on my own, so I just hired a draft to do it for me."
Forger A person who creates fake or imitation art, writing, or documents. ■ The forger's paintings fooled even the most discerning art connoisseurs, until it was revealed that they were all created in a garage using cheap acrylic paint and a copy machine.
Imitation The act of making a copy or an imitation of something, usually for amusement or to make fun of someone. ■ When Sarah tried to do her friend's funny accent, it ended in an epic failure and everyone laughed at her attempt.
Newcomers Those who are just starting to become a part of a group or community. They may be inexperienced and clueless, but they are eager to learn and make an impression. ■ "The newcomers were so excited to join the book club, but when they showed up with their copy of 'Twilight' instead of the assigned novel, they quickly became the butt of the joke."
Ordinance A law or regulation that is passed by a government body ■Did you hear about the new ordinance that bans dogs in public parks?, An official document or paper issued by an authority, such as a government agency or a court ■I need to get a copy of the ordinance for my project.
Publication A collection of written, illustrated, or printed matter, made available to the public for reading or viewing. ■ "I accidentally left my copy of 'The Great Gatsby' on the subway. Now I can say I have contributed to a publication in a very unique way."
Recreated To make a perfect copy of something, but with a humorous twist. ■ After the company went bankrupt, they decided to recreate their old logo, except this time it had a sad face instead of a happy one. No wonder their sales were down!
transcripts A written or printed copy of an oral or written communication, typically obtained by listening to a recording. ■ When the professor asked the students for their transcripts, they all looked at each other nervously and realized they hadn't been paying attention in class.
wander To meander aimlessly through life, often with no particular destination in mind. ■ After finishing his last exam, John decided to wander around campus for a while to clear his head. As he wandered, he stumbled upon an old bookstore and decided to go in. To his surprise, the store was filled with rare first editions of classic literature. He spent hours browsing the shelves, eventually finding a copy of "To Kill a Mockingbird" that he couldn't resist buying.