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- mimic
collapse - someone who mimics (especially an actor or actress)
- constituting an imitation; "the mimic warfare of the opera stage"- Archibald Alison
- imitate (a person or manner), especially for satirical effect; "The actor mimicked the President very accurately" related words >
- Roscius,
- act,
- act a part,
- act as,
- act out,
- actor,
- actress,
- antagonist,
- ape,
- apish,
- appear like,
- approach,
- approximate,
- bad guy,
- barnstormer,
- be like,
- be redolent of,
- bear resemblance,
- bring to mind,
- burlesque,
- call to mind,
- call up,
- caricature,
- caricaturist,
- character,
- character actor,
- character man,
- character woman,
- child actor,
- come close,
- come near,
- compare with,
- conformist,
- copier,
- copy,
- copycat,
- copyist,
- correspond,
- counterfeit,
- counterfeiter,
- cuckoo,
- diseur,
- diseuse,
- dissembler,
- dissimulator,
- do,
- dramatizer,
- duplicate,
- echo,
- echoer,
- echoic,
- echoist,
- emulative,
- enact,
- evoke,
- fake,
- faker,
- favor,
- feeder,
- feigned,
- foil,
- follow,
- forger,
- heavy,
- histrio,
- histrion,
- hit off,
- hit off on,
- hypocrite,
- imitate,
- imitation,
- imitative,
- imitator,
- impersonate,
- impersonator,
- impostor,
- impressionist,
- ingenue,
- juvenile,
- lampoon,
- look like,
- make fun of,
- make-believe,
- masquerade as,
- match,
- matinee idol,
- mime,
- mimer,
- mimetic,
- mimicker,
- mirror,
- mock,
- mocker,
- mockingbird,
- monkey,
- monologist,
- mum,
- mummer,
- near,
- nearly reproduce,
- not tell apart,
- onomatopoeic,
- onomatopoetic,
- pantomime,
- pantomimist,
- parallel,
- parodist,
- parody,
- parrot,
- partake of,
- pass for,
- perform,
- performer,
- personate,
- phony,
- plagiarist,
- play,
- play a part,
- playactor,
- player,
- poll-parrot,
- polly,
- polly-parrot,
- pose as,
- poseur,
- pretend to be,
- pretended,
- protean actor,
- reciter,
- remind one of,
- reproduce,
- resemble,
- ridicule,
- satirize,
- savor of,
- seem like,
- sham,
- sheep,
- simulate,
- simulated,
- simulative,
- simulator,
- smack of,
- soubrette,
- sound like,
- stack up with,
- stage performer,
- stage player,
- stooge,
- straight man,
- stroller,
- strolling player,
- suggest,
- take after,
- take off,
- take off on,
- theatrical,
- thespian,
- travesty,
- trouper,
- utility man,
- villain
- sensationalism
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- the journalistic use of subject matter that appeals to vulgar tastes; "the tabloids relied on sensationalism to maintain their circulation"
- subject matter that is calculated to excite and please vulgar tastes related words >
- Barnumism,
- Thespian art,
- affectation,
- aggrandizement,
- amateur theatricals,
- amplification,
- ballyhoo,
- bedizenment,
- big talk,
- blatancy,
- blood and thunder,
- blowing up,
- brazenness,
- burlesque,
- caricature,
- colorfulness,
- convolution,
- crudeness,
- dash,
- dazzle,
- dazzlingness,
- demonstrativeness,
- dilatation,
- dilation,
- dramatic art,
- dramatic form,
- dramatic irony,
- dramatic stroke,
- dramatic structure,
- dramaticism,
- dramatics,
- dramatism,
- dramaturgy,
- emotional appeal,
- emotionalism,
- emotionality,
- emotionalization,
- emotionalizing,
- emotiveness,
- emotivity,
- enhancement,
- enlargement,
- exaggerating,
- exaggeration,
- excess,
- exorbitance,
- expansion,
- extravagance,
- extravaganza,
- extravagation,
- extreme,
- flagrancy,
- flamboyance,
- flashiness,
- flatulence,
- flatulency,
- fulsomeness,
- gaiety,
- garishness,
- gaudery,
- gaudiness,
- glare,
- glitter,
- gorgeousness,
- grandiloquence,
- grandioseness,
- grandiosity,
- heightening,
- high-flown diction,
- histrionics,
- histrionism,
- huckstering,
- human interest,
- hyperbole,
- hyperbolism,
- inflatedness,
- inflation,
- inordinacy,
- jauntiness,
- jazziness,
- lexiphanicism,
- loftiness,
- loudness,
- love interest,
- luridness,
- magnification,
- magniloquence,
- making scenes,
- melodrama,
- melodramatics,
- mere rhetoric,
- meretriciousness,
- nonrationalness,
- obtrusiveness,
- orotundity,
- ostentation,
- ostentatious complexity,
- overemphasis,
- overestimation,
- overkill,
- overstatement,
- panache,
- platitudinous ponderosity,
- play construction,
- polysyllabic profundity,
- pomposity,
- pompous prolixity,
- pompousness,
- pontification,
- pretension,
- pretentiousness,
- prodigality,
- profuseness,
- prose run mad,
- puffery,
- puffing up,
- rhetoric,
- rhetoricalness,
- sententiousness,
- shamelessness,
- showiness,
- sportiness,
- staginess,
- stiltedness,
- stretching,
- superlative,
- swelling utterance,
- swollen phrase,
- swollenness,
- tall talk,
- tawdriness,
- theatricalism,
- theatricality,
- theatricals,
- theatricism,
- theatrics,
- tortuosity,
- tortuousness,
- touting,
- travesty,
- tumidity,
- tumidness,
- turgescence,
- turgidity,
- unreasoningness,
- visceralness,
- vulgarness,
- yellow journalism
- player
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- a person who participates in or is skilled at some game
- an important participant (as in a business deal); "he was a major player in setting up the corporation" related words >
- Roscius,
- actor,
- actress,
- adventurer,
- amateur athlete,
- antagonist,
- archer,
- artist,
- artiste,
- athlete,
- bad guy,
- ballplayer,
- barnstormer,
- baseballer,
- baseman,
- batter,
- battery,
- betting ring,
- bettor,
- blocking back,
- boneshaker,
- bowman,
- cardshark,
- cardsharp,
- cardsharper,
- carouser,
- catcher,
- center,
- character,
- character actor,
- character man,
- character woman,
- child actor,
- coach,
- competitor,
- compulsive gambler,
- concert artist,
- contender,
- contestant,
- corrival,
- crap shooter,
- cricketer,
- cutup,
- defensive lineman,
- diseur,
- diseuse,
- dramatizer,
- emulator,
- end,
- entertainer,
- entrant,
- executant,
- feeder,
- foil,
- footballer,
- frisker,
- frolicker,
- funmaker,
- gambler,
- gamboler,
- games-player,
- gamester,
- guard,
- hazarder,
- heavy,
- histrio,
- histrion,
- impersonator,
- infielder,
- ingenue,
- instrumentalist,
- interpreter,
- jock,
- jumper,
- juvenile,
- lineman,
- maestro,
- matinee idol,
- merrymaker,
- mime,
- mimer,
- mimic,
- minstrel,
- minstrelsy,
- monologist,
- mummer,
- music maker,
- musician,
- offensive lineman,
- outfield,
- outfielder,
- pantomime,
- pantomimist,
- participant,
- performer,
- petty gambler,
- piker,
- playactor,
- playboy,
- pleasure-seeker,
- pleasurer,
- pleasurist,
- plunger,
- poloist,
- professional athlete,
- protean actor,
- pugilist,
- punter,
- quarterback,
- racer,
- reciter,
- reveler,
- rival,
- rollicker,
- sharp,
- sharper,
- sharpie,
- skater,
- skylarker,
- soloist,
- soubrette,
- speculator,
- sport,
- sporting man,
- sportsman,
- sportswoman,
- stage performer,
- stage player,
- stooge,
- straight man,
- stroller,
- strolling player,
- tackle,
- tailback,
- the field,
- theatrical,
- thespian,
- tinhorn,
- tipster,
- tout,
- toxophilite,
- trouper,
- tunester,
- utility man,
- venturer,
- vier,
- villain,
- virtuosa,
- virtuoso,
- wagerer,
- wingback,
- wrestler
- legitimate
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- of marriages and offspring; recognized as lawful
- in accordance with recognized or accepted standards or principles; "legitimate advertising practices"
- based on known statements or events or conditions; "rain was a logical expectation, given the time of year"
- make (an illegitimate child) legitimate; declare the legitimacy of (someone); "They legitimized their natural child"
- show or affirm to be just and legitimate related words >
- acceptable,
- actionable,
- actor-proof,
- admissible,
- all-star,
- allowable,
- applicable,
- authentic,
- authoritative,
- authorize,
- authorized,
- ballet,
- balletic,
- binding,
- bona fide,
- by law,
- candid,
- card-carrying,
- certify,
- cinematic,
- cinematographic,
- cogent,
- competent,
- condonable,
- consistent,
- constitutional,
- correct,
- credible,
- de jure,
- defensible,
- dinkum,
- dispensable,
- dramatic,
- dramatical,
- dramaturgic,
- excusable,
- exemptible,
- expiable,
- fair,
- film,
- filmic,
- following the letter,
- forgivable,
- genuine,
- good,
- ham,
- hammy,
- histrionic,
- honest,
- honest-to-God,
- inartificial,
- inoffensive,
- judicial,
- juridical,
- just,
- justiciable,
- justifiable,
- kosher,
- lawful,
- lawmaking,
- legal,
- legalize,
- legislative,
- legit,
- legitimatize,
- legitimize,
- legitimized,
- licit,
- lifelike,
- literal,
- logical,
- melodramatic,
- milked,
- monodramatic,
- movie,
- natural,
- naturalistic,
- operatic,
- original,
- overacted,
- overplayed,
- pardonable,
- permissible,
- plausible,
- proper,
- pure,
- rational,
- real,
- realistic,
- reasonable,
- remissible,
- right,
- rightful,
- sanction,
- sanctionable,
- sanctioned,
- sane,
- scenic,
- self-consistent,
- sensible,
- simon-pure,
- simple,
- sincere,
- solid,
- sound,
- spectacular,
- stagelike,
- stageworthy,
- stagy,
- starstruck,
- statutory,
- stellar,
- sterling,
- substantial,
- sufficient,
- sure-enough,
- theaterlike,
- theatrical,
- thespian,
- thrown away,
- true,
- true to life,
- true to nature,
- true to reality,
- unadulterated,
- unaffected,
- unassumed,
- unassuming,
- uncolored,
- unconcocted,
- uncopied,
- uncounterfeited,
- underacted,
- underplayed,
- undisguised,
- undisguising,
- undistorted,
- unexaggerated,
- unfabricated,
- unfanciful,
- unfeigned,
- unfeigning,
- unfictitious,
- unflattering,
- unimagined,
- unimitated,
- uninvented,
- unobjectionable,
- unpretended,
- unpretending,
- unqualified,
- unromantic,
- unsimulated,
- unspecious,
- unsynthetic,
- unvarnished,
- valid,
- validate,
- vaudevillian,
- venial,
- verbal,
- verbatim,
- veridical,
- verisimilar,
- vindicable,
- warrant,
- warrantable,
- weighty,
- well-argued,
- well-founded,
- well-grounded,
- wholesome,
- within the law,
- word-for-word
- actor
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- a theatrical performer
- a person who acts and gets things done; "he's a principal actor in this affair"; "when you want something done get a doer"; "he's a miracle worker" related words >
- Artful Dodger,
- Casanova,
- Don Juan,
- Machiavel,
- Machiavelli,
- Machiavellian,
- Roscius,
- actress,
- affecter,
- agent,
- antagonist,
- antihero,
- architect,
- author,
- bad guy,
- bamboozler,
- barnstormer,
- befuddler,
- beguiler,
- bit,
- bit part,
- cast,
- character,
- character actor,
- character man,
- character woman,
- charmer,
- child actor,
- counterfeiter,
- creator,
- cue,
- deceiver,
- deluder,
- diseur,
- diseuse,
- dissembler,
- dissimulator,
- dodger,
- doer,
- double-dealer,
- dramatizer,
- duper,
- enchanter,
- entrancer,
- executant,
- executor,
- executrix,
- fabricator,
- fake,
- faker,
- fat part,
- feeder,
- foil,
- fooler,
- forger,
- fraud,
- gay deceiver,
- heavy,
- hero,
- heroine,
- histrio,
- histrion,
- hoaxer,
- hollow man,
- hypnotizer,
- impersonator,
- ingenue,
- jilt,
- jilter,
- joker,
- jokester,
- juvenile,
- kidder,
- lead,
- lead role,
- leading lady,
- leading man,
- leading woman,
- leg-puller,
- lines,
- mainstay,
- maker,
- man of straw,
- mannerist,
- matinee idol,
- medium,
- mesmerizer,
- mime,
- mimer,
- mimic,
- misleader,
- monologist,
- mover,
- mummer,
- operant,
- operative,
- operator,
- pantomime,
- pantomimist,
- paper tiger,
- part,
- partaker,
- participator,
- party,
- performer,
- perpetrator,
- person,
- personage,
- phony,
- piece,
- plagiarist,
- plagiarizer,
- playactor,
- player,
- practical joker,
- practitioner,
- pretender,
- prime mover,
- producer,
- protagonist,
- protean actor,
- ragger,
- reciter,
- role,
- role-player,
- seducer,
- sharer,
- side,
- soubrette,
- spoofer,
- stage performer,
- stage player,
- stooge,
- straight man,
- straight part,
- straw man,
- stroller,
- strolling player,
- subject,
- supporter,
- supporting character,
- supporting role,
- sustainer,
- tease,
- teaser,
- theatrical,
- thespian,
- title role,
- trouper,
- upholder,
- utility man,
- villain,
- walk-on,
- walking part,
- worker
- ham
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- meat cut from the thigh of a hog (usually smoked)
- an unskilled actor who overacts
- a licensed amateur radio operator
- (Old Testament) son of Noah related words >
- ARRL,
- acting,
- actor-proof,
- all-star,
- amateur radio operator,
- ankle,
- bacon,
- ballet,
- balletic,
- bayonet legs,
- be theatrical,
- bowlegs,
- buffoonery,
- business,
- butt,
- calf,
- characterization,
- chitterlings,
- cinematic,
- cinematographic,
- cnemis,
- cochon de lait,
- control engineer,
- country town,
- cracklings,
- crossroads,
- declaim,
- dramatic,
- dramatical,
- dramaturgic,
- drumstick,
- emote,
- emotionalize,
- fat back,
- film,
- filmic,
- flitch,
- foreleg,
- gag,
- gamb,
- gambrel,
- gammon,
- gigot,
- grimace,
- grimacer,
- gush,
- ham actor,
- ham it up,
- ham steak,
- hamlet,
- hammy,
- hammy acting,
- haslet,
- headcheese,
- hind leg,
- histrionic,
- hock,
- hoke,
- hokum,
- impersonation,
- jamb,
- jambon,
- jambonneau,
- knee,
- lard,
- leg,
- legitimate,
- limb,
- make a scene,
- melodramatic,
- milked,
- mimesis,
- mimicking,
- mimicry,
- miming,
- mixer,
- monitor,
- monodramatic,
- movie,
- mug,
- mummery,
- operatic,
- out-herod Herod,
- overact,
- overacted,
- overacting,
- overdramatize,
- overplayed,
- pantomiming,
- patter,
- performance,
- performing,
- personation,
- picnic ham,
- pieds de cochon,
- pig,
- playacting,
- playing,
- podite,
- popliteal space,
- pork,
- porkpie,
- portrayal,
- projection,
- radio electrician,
- radio engineer,
- radio operator,
- radio technician,
- radioman,
- radiotelegrapher,
- radiotrician,
- rant,
- representation,
- roar,
- salt pork,
- scenic,
- scissor-legs,
- sentimentalize,
- shank,
- shin,
- side of bacon,
- slapstick,
- slobber over,
- slop over,
- small ham,
- sowbelly,
- spectacular,
- spout,
- stage business,
- stage directions,
- stage presence,
- stagelike,
- stageworthy,
- stagy,
- starstruck,
- stellar,
- stems,
- stumps,
- stunt,
- suckling pig,
- taking a role,
- tarsus,
- theaterlike,
- theatrical,
- theatricalize,
- thespian,
- thorp,
- throw away,
- thrown away,
- trotters,
- underact,
- underacted,
- underplayed,
- vaudevillian,
- village,
- wick
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