Word Finder - copycat

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One who imitates or plagiarizes others' work.

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A criminal who imitates the crimes of another; specifically, a criminal who commits the same crime, especially a highly-publicized one, that has just been or recently committed by someone else.

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a copycat strangler

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To act as a copycat; to copy in a shameless or derivative way

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Imitative; unoriginal.

Monorail ticket Cheats Go to Saffron City and talk to the girl copycat.

Its success cleared the path for copycat foundations and even for color cosmetics, such as blushes, bronzers, highlighters and eye shadows.

All it managed to be was a copycat in sound, especially dialogue.

Serious Sam 2 seems like your below average copycat first person shooter.

In addition, the increase in cases of anorexia includes "copycat" behavior, with some patients developing the disorder from imitating other girls.

Emotional Intelligence has been a huge best-seller for some time, and has spawned a plethora of copycat titles.

If you're yearning for a copycat 'do, you can pick up a copy of the magazine and take it to your hairstylist for reference.

Exercise caution when purchasing as there are many copycat items with similar names, so be sure you are buying a genuine Pillow Pet™.

But when the murders startup again with the same pattern as Edgar's, Hobbes is suspicious of a copycat killer.

The Committee felt that the risk of copycat suicides should be addressed specifically.

Although it may look like a real site, it could be a copycat.

But now I feel obligated to inform you of a game so horrible, so copycat, and so laughable, that you'll wonder why it wasn't burned at the stake.

Scents range from food-based to copycat fragrances of popular perfumes.

Rumor has it, she made a copycat move, following in the footsteps of her new best friend (another "something new"), Victoria Beckham, by chopping off her hair in favor of chin-length tresses.

Others, like Natalie Portman's completely shorn head, make temporary waves and inspire a slew of copycat styles.

By 2004, they were one of the most popular bands in the United States, often seen as being representative of emo's mainstream success and launching a glut of copycat bands that aped their dual vocals, two-guitar attack.

No expense was spared with any of the over-the-top nuptials featured on the show, which only lasted for one season but helped launch a string of copycat reality shows featuring glamorous - and incredibly expensive - weddings.

Not every option is equal and some of the results shown may be for copycat websites or websites that are less than reputable.

The Italian Emanuelle movies (note the single "m") were a copycat series.

However, they do not deny that they rushed their version of the wife swapping show to the airwaves in an attempt to convince viewers that ABC was the copycat network.