Spoofs
/ˈspuːfs/
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- (v.) Third-person singular present tense of spoof, meaning to imitate or parody for humor or deception.
The comedian spoofs political speeches to entertain the audience.
- (n.) Plural of spoof, referring to acts or instances of parody or imitation.
The spoofs of the contract clauses highlighted common misunderstandings.
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The entry references the base form 'spoof'; substantive legal meanings related to deception or fraud are captured under 'spoof.'
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