imitate /imˈi-tāt/

1. To strive to be like or produce something like
2. To copy or take as a model
3. To mimic

imitability /-ə-bilˈi-ti/ or imˈitableness noun

imˈitable adjective

imˈitancy noun (Carlyle)

The tendency to imitate

imˈitant noun (rare)

An imitation

imitāˈtion noun

1. The act of imitating
2. That which is produced as a copy, or counterfeit
3. A performance in mimicry
4. The repeating of the same passage, or the following of a passage with a similar one in one or more of the other parts (music)

1. Sham, counterfeit
2. Produced as a substitute, by a cheaper method in cheaper materials, etc

imˈitātive adjective

1. Inclined to imitate
2. Formed after a model
3. Mimicking
4. (of words) onomatopoeic

imˈitātively adverb

• oral sex
• orang
• orange
• Orange
• orangeade
• orangeades
• orange blossom
• orange blossoms
• orange-coloured
• orange-flower
• orange-flowers
• orange-flower water
• orange-grass
• Orangeism
• orange-lilies
• orange-lily
• Orangeman
• orange peel
• orange peels
• orange pekoe
• oranger
• orangeries
• orange-root
• orange-roots
• orange roughies