to fix or attach (something)

attach or stick

to ask formally in writing

put substance on another

(a tendency towards) a sudden change of mind or behaviour that has no obvious cause

sudden change of behavior

to cause (a person) to believe something that is false

mislead; be dishonest

to take(letters, parcels, goods etc) to houses, to the person(s) to whom they are addressed, to the buyer(s)

transfer, carry

going round and not taking the direct way

dishonest, crafty

to employ a person (as); to take part in an activity

hire for job, use

to make (something) seem larger, better, worse etc than if really is

overstate, embellish

(money paid for) the act of hiring; to obtain the use of (something) in return for payment

commission for responsibility, use

to (try to) copy the behaviour, appearance, sound, actions etc of (a person, animal, thing)

pretend to be; do an impression of

to make fun of, laugh rudely (at)

heckle

of lie

tell an untruth

to give wrong information to (a person)

give wrong information intentionally

to cause (a person) to have the wrong idea or opinion or, to act incorrectly

give someone the wrong idea, information

to make oneself appear (to be (doing) something) either in play or to deceive others

fake, falsify

to make untrue or partly untrue statement (to avoid telling the (whole) truth)

deceive; stretch the truth

to be a picture, sign, symbol or example of (of a person, thing); to act officially for (a person), e.g. as a lawyer, member of parliament, union leader etc

present image of; symbolize

to pretend to be, have or feel (something)

pretend, imitate

a temporary structure, e.g. for a building; the activity of producing (a play) in the theatre

arrange, produce

(to walk in) a self-important manner

show off; walk pompously

of wear

be clothed in