mimic
 mim·ic (mĭmʹĭk)tr.v. mim·icked, mim·ick·ing, mim·ics
1. To copy or imitate closely, especially in speech, expression, and gesture; ape.
2. To copy or imitate so as to ridicule; mock:
always mimicking the boss.
See Synonyms at imitate.
3. To resemble closely; simulate:
an insect that mimics a twig.
4. To take on the appearance of.n.
1. One who imitates, especially:
a. An actor or actress in a mime.
b. One who practices the art of mime.
c. One who copies or mimics others, as for amusement.
2. A copy or an imitation.adj.
1. Relating to, acting as, resembling, or characteristic of a mimic or mimicry.
2.
a. Tending to imitate; imitative.
b. Make-believe; mock:
a mimic battle. [From Latin mīmicus, mimic, from Greek mīmikos, from mīmos, imitator, mime.] mimʹick·er n.
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