Definitions
A humorous imitation or parody.
Used in a sentence
“Don't click anything on that website! That whole site is a spoof! Call IT right now.”
“I think you used the expression that you came out because people at home were not aware whether it was "spoof" or whether it really could be carried into effect?—A large number of people at home thought it was "spoof."”
“Despite appearances, Hajime Furukawa's wacky I Don't Like Friday was never aimed at children, but ran as a spoof sex-education English course in Business Jump.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Parody”5 letters
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