a kind of behaviour, style of speaking, that is not natural or genuine

pretended behavior to make an impression

a picture, description, imitation, of a person's voice, behaviour etc stressing certain features in order to amuse or ridicule

exaggerated description in writing, drawing

a game in which a word is guessed after each syllable of it has bee suggested by acting a little play

pretence

(to make) (something) made or done in imitation of another thing in order to deceive

fake, simulated

something that covers another thing

wrapping, cover-up

cover something up

false face, cover

with a deliberately strange or unusual appearance in order to hide one's identity

covering, makeup for deception

a small, flat, oblong piece of wood or bone, marked with spots

false face, cover

being flamboyant

exhibitionism, flashiness

trying to be like another

simulated, unoriginal

not sincere

dishonest, pretended

(music for) a kind of quick, lively dance; an apparatus that holds a piece of work and guides the tools that are used on it

trick

something said or done to cause amusement

fun, quip

a covering for (part of) the face; a face carved in wood

false face, cover

a dance where people wear masks; a false show or pretence

disguise; social occasion for disguises

not real or genuine; to make fun of (a person, way of speaking etc) (especially by copying in an unkind or disrespectful way)

artificial, fake

an exaggerated display of wealth, skill etc to get admiration or envy

exhibitionism, flashiness

not genuine or real

fake, false

a playful or mischievous trick

practical joke; frivolity

(often plural) (a statement of) a claim

airs, snobbishness

claiming (without justification) great ability, qualities or importance

snobbish, conceited

the act, state, of being made fun of; unkind joking

contemptuous laughter at someone or something

(a piece of) amusing writing intended to make a person or idea etc appear foolish or absurd

ridicule intended to expose truth

(to produce) an amusing and exaggerated or deceptive account

trick, mockery

false; not genuine

counterfeit, fake

a glittering metallic substance, used for decoration

gaudy, flashy

a copy of description (of something) that is a very poor example of or much worse that the real thing

spoof, ridicule

the act, result, of being treacherous

disloyalty, dishonesty

not authentic

counterfeit, fake

not natural or normal

not regular; artificial