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mimic
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mimic /mim·ic/ (mim´ik)
1. pertaining to imitation or simulation.
2. one who imitates, or that which imitates.
mim·ic (mmk)
v.
1. To resemble closely; simulate.
2. To take on the appearance of.
mimic adj. & n.
mimic
noun Vox populi That which simulates another thing. See Malignant mimic.
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