impersonation (Also impersonations) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to impersonation

  • caricature«
  • imitation«
  • imposture«
  • personation«
  • impersonation«
  • mimicry«
  • parody«
  • spoof«
  • sendup«
  • mockery«
  • burlesque«
  • charade«
  • travesty«
  • ape«
  • mock-heroic«
  • caricaturist«
  • pose«
  • takeoff«
  • lampoon«
  • put-on«
  • pasquinade«
  • apery«
  • impersonator«
  • imitator«
  • portrayal«
  • persona«
  • characterization«
  • masquerade«
  • character«
  • enactment«
  • theatrical role«
  • role«
  • poser«
  • poseur«
  • parodist«
  • part«
  • lampooner«
  • impersonate«
  • personating«
  • impression«
  • portray«
  • impersonification«
  • personate«
  • ingenue«
  • satirize«
  • villain«
  • satire«
  • satirise«
  • take off«
  • sarcasm«
  • caustic remark«
  • irony«
  • humorist«
  • heroine«
  • title role«
  • minor role«
  • mock«
  • copycat«
  • acting«
  • playacting«
  • mimic«
  • performing arts«
  • performing«
  • hero«
  • bit part«
  • playing«
  • baddie«
  • humourist«
  • name part«
  • poseuse«
  • mimicker«
  • be«
  • aper«
  • heavy«
  • emulator«
  • overacting«
  • deception«
  • deceit«
  • pretense«
  • skit«
  • performer«
  • wit«
  • pretending«
  • pantomime«
  • farce comedy«
  • farce«
  • dissembling«
  • heroics«
  • satirist«
  • dissimulation«
  • feigning«
  • wag«
  • sense of humor«
  • humor«
  • ironist«
  • sense of humour«
  • humour«
  • reenactment«
  • dumb show«
  • musical performance«
  • act«
  • method acting«
  • dancing«
  • performing artist«
  • witticism«
  • image«
  • impressionist«
  • roleplaying«
  • pretence«
  • soubrette«
  • mime«
  • byplay«
  • punster«
  • parrot«
  • dance«
  • play«
  • hamming«
  • stage business«
  • method«
  • card«
  • simulation«
  • copy«
  • mocker«
  • terpsichore«
  • wittiness«
  • scoffer«
  • ridiculer«
  • jeerer«
  • flouter«
  • epigone«
  • epigon«
  • body«
  • saltation«
  • business«
  • dry«
  • act out«
  • reenact«
  • personify«
  • embody«
  • enact«
  • sarcastic«
  • impressionistic«
  • ironic«
  • wry«
  • ironical«
  • satiric«
  • satirical«
  • imitate«
  • exemplify«
  • perform«
  • emulate«
  • simulate«
  • roleplay«
  • playact«
  • represent«
  • entertainer«
  • histrionics«
  • affectation«
  • shtick«
  • trickery«
  • striptease artist«
  • striptease«
  • chicanery«
  • schtick«
  • vaudevillian«
  • guile«
  • cheating«
  • wordplay«
  • joke«
  • snake charmer«
  • ventriloquist«
  • stripper«
  • comedian«
  • artiste«
  • magician«
  • minstrel«
  • repartee«
  • juggler«
  • fakery«
  • headliner«
  • sketch«
  • duplicity«
  • choreography«
  • punning«
  • actor«
  • pun«
  • dispassion«
  • vocalizing«
  • monologist«
  • professional dancer«
  • exotic dancer«
  • dancer«
  • gag«
  • cowboy«
  • mordant«
  • appearance«
  • indirection«
  • ridicule«
  • singing«
  • puppeteer«
  • illusion«
  • duet«
  • exemplification«
  • instrumentalist«
  • interlude«
  • audition«
  • personification«
  • routine«
  • rap«
  • conjurer«
  • illusionist«
  • role player«
  • fun«
  • ceremonial dance«
  • copying«
  • laugh«
  • guy«
  • theatrical performance«
  • theatrical«
  • comic«
  • public presentation«
  • ritual dancing«
  • ritual dance«
  • pretend«
  • performance«
  • show«
  • delusion«
  • drama«
  • cheat«
  • sham«
  • dramatic play«
  • toe dancing«
  • step dancing«
  • stage dancing«
  • social dancing«
  • slam dancing«
  • break dancing«
  • double-dealing«
  • conduct«
  • musician«
  • straight man«
  • saraband«
  • stooge«
  • mannerism«
  • ribaldry«
  • person«
  • debut«
  • trouper«
  • bite«
  • peeler«
  • geek«
  • solo«
  • emulation«
  • rodeo rider«
  • hoofing«
  • slam dance«
  • bit«
  • baton twirler«
  • phrase«
  • barnstormer«
  • twirler«
  • jeer«
  • panto«
  • cartoonist«
  • variation«
  • jape«
  • pattern«
  • star«
  • cartoon«
  • thespian«
  • obscurantism«
  • toe dance«
  • nautch dance«
  • break dance«
  • pungency«
  • shenanigan«
  • make-believe«
  • strongman«
  • scoff«
  • stage«
  • skank«
  • player«
  • representation«
  • head game«
  • pas de deux«
  • illustration«
  • corrosive«
  • jest«
  • gibe«
  • jeu d'esprit«
  • bluff«
  • opinion«
  • chicane«
  • grandstand«
  • dryness«
  • pavane«
  • black«
  • make«
  • effect«
  • notion«
  • jam session«
  • adagio«
  • instance«
  • mambo«
  • four flush«
  • fire walker«
  • belief«
  • conjuror«
  • roast«
  • pas de trois«
  • topper«
  • give«
  • pas seul«
  • pas de quatre«
  • read«
  • sport«
  • example«
  • affect«
  • rib«
  • turn«
  • pavan«
  • model«
  • dead body«
  • typification«
  • terpsichorean«
  • take-in«
  • stripteaser«
  • sightreader«
  • shtik«
  • schtik«
  • prosopopoeia«
  • prestidigitator«
  • playactor«
  • play-actor«
  • paronomasia«
  • pantomimist«
  • pantomimer«
  • nauch«
  • mimer«
  • histrion«
  • fire-swallower«
  • fire-eater«
  • executant«
  • esprit de l'escalier«
  • ecdysiast«
  • dispassionateness«
  • comicality«
  • affectedness«
  • feeling«
  • nautch«
  • present«
  • second banana«
  • wile«
  • support«
  • number«
  • blackguard«
  • barrack«
  • bon mot«
  • representative«
  • mummer«
  • courante«
  • ham«
  • mot«
  • standup comedian«
  • crooning«
  • stunt pilot«
  • stunt flier«
  • impostor«
  • misrepresentation«
  • imposter«
  • cunning«
  • ventriloquism«
  • goofball«
  • scat singing«
  • scat«
  • danse macabre«
  • monologue«
  • visual joke«
  • sick joke«
  • ethnic joke«
  • dirty joke«
  • blue joke«
  • buffoon«
  • flamboyant«
  • pianism«
  • emcee«
  • musicianship«
  • showgirl«
  • rendition«
  • fool«
  • phony«
  • slapstick«
  • fraud«
  • banter«
  • absurdity«
  • clowning«
  • ballet mistress«
  • comedienne«
  • coloratura«
  • actress«
  • quip«
  • screen actor«
  • movie actor«
  • ham actor«
  • character actor«
  • funny story«
  • funny remark«
  • funny«
  • showstopper«
  • hypocrite«
  • bullshit«
  • bombshell«
  • in-joke«
  • emotion«
  • musical comedy«
  • comedy«
  • taxi dancer«
  • tap dancer«
  • social dancer«
  • exotic belly dancer«
  • belly dancer«
  • ballet dancer«
  • sight gag«
  • clown«
  • knockoff«
  • stardom«
  • hoax«
  • musical accompaniment«
  • accompaniment«
  • jig«
  • yodeling«
  • theater of the absurd«
  • conjuring trick«
  • accompanist«
  • teasing«
  • fake«
  • joker«
  • first appearance«
  • someone«
  • middleman«
  • slicker«
  • jibe«
  • a cappella singing«
  • a capella singing«
  • trickster«
  • matinee«
  • jokester«
  • understudy«
  • curtain raiser«
  • hallucination«
  • casting«
  • interlocutor«
  • rap music«
  • jitterbug«
  • trick«
  • magic trick«
  • morality play«
  • humbug«
  • spectacular«
  • grimness«
  • cheater«
  • hoofer«
  • puppet«
  • intonation«
  • cast«
  • bolero«
  • slick«
  • barb«
  • shill«
  • jazzman«
  • nude dancing«
  • taunt«
  • legerdemain«
  • derision«
  • scream«
  • belly laugh«
  • leaping«
  • exhibitionist«
  • traitor«
  • deceiver«
  • shaggy dog story«
  • theatrical production«
  • comic strip«
  • presentation«
  • marionette«
  • bump«
  • fraudulence«
  • harpist«
  • feint«
  • somebody«
  • dramatics«
  • betrayer«
  • flutist«
  • shoddy«
  • tease«
  • strip show«
  • waltz«
  • goof«
  • drollery«
  • cornetist«
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