A person who imitates someone else is often referred to as an "impersonator." This term typically applies to individuals who mimic another person's mannerisms, speech, or actions, often for the purpose of entertainment or satire. In a broader sense, such individuals can also be called "copycats" or "followers," depending on the context.
When a person imitates another person, it is called mimicking or copying.
An aper is a person who apes or imitates something or someone else.
Such a person is called an ATHEIST.
A person who imitates someone else is often referred to as an impersonator or mimic. This individual may mimic another person's speech, behavior, or mannerisms, often for entertainment purposes, such as in comedy or performance art. Imitation can also serve as a form of flattery or social learning, where one adopts traits from another to fit in or learn new skills.
The term "copycat" likely originated from the behavior of cats, who are known for imitating movements and behaviors observed in other cats. Therefore, when a person imitates someone else, they are referred to as a "copycat" due to this mimicry of actions and behaviors.
Echopraxia is the sudden urge to imitate someone. So they might be Echopraxic?
Some other person.
An animal caller
Some person; someone. Can also mean a person of importance or authority.
The definition of apple polisher is someone who humbles himself as a sign of respect. The only rude meaning it has is that a person called you someone with low selfesteem
Someone who assaults someone is called an assaulter.
An illiterate person is someone who is unable to read or write.