transitive. To imitate; (also) to resemble.

transitive. To imitate or copy. Obsolete.

transitive. To do or try to do after the manner of; to follow the example of; to copy in action.

transitive. To follow.

figurative. To follow by imitating. Obsolete.

transitive. To play (a character) in a play, film, or similar dramatic work. Now chiefly in extended use: to behave as or like (a specified type of…

transitive. To take as a pattern or model; to imitate, copy. rare.

transitive. To imitate or copy (a thing or person). Obsolete.

transitive. To imitate; to make a likeness of. Obsolete.

figurative. Of persons: To repeat (sounds, words) in the manner of an echo; to repeat the words of, imitate the style or sentiments of (another…

To imitate, to copy. Obsolete.

To imitate, mimic. in a good or neutral sense. rare.

figurative. To copy or imitate (a person, his qualities, actions, etc.); to reproduce. Obsolete.

figurative. To make or form an imitation of (anything); to imitate, reproduce, follow.

with out (figurative from 1b 2). Obsolete.

transitive. To imitate (a person, action, etc.) in (or as if in) mime; to mimic, copy. Also with out, and †(occasionally) with it as object (obsolete…

figurative. To render oneself indebted for; to make temporary use of (something not one's own); used, e.g. of temporal possessions, with notion of…

intransitive. colloquial (originally U.S. regional). to make like: (with clause) to behave as if; (with noun or noun phrase) to behave like, to…

transitive. To create or constitute a reproduction of (an object, situation, event, etc.); to represent or recreate in a similar form or manner…