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A person who mimics is often referred to as an "impersonator" or "mimic." In the context of entertainment, they may also be called a "comedian" or "ventriloquist" if they perform vocal imitations. Additionally, in a broader sense, someone who imitates others' behaviors or speech can be described as an "imitator."
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What is antonym for mimics?
NonImitative
What is the base word for mimics?
What is the base word of mimics
When was Mimics Parade created?
Mimics Parade was created in 1991.
When was The Magical Mimics in Oz created?
The Magical Mimics in Oz was created in 1946.
What do you call a person who you confide in?
you call this person a "confidante"
What do you call the person that you murdered?
You call the person a victim.
What do you call a person who is sleeping?
you call them a tired person =-=-= or you could call them asleep
What do you call a person who has a disorder that imitates the sounds of animals?
A person who has a disorder that imitates the sounds of animals may be experiencing a condition known as "coprolalia," which is often associated with Tourette syndrome. However, if the person specifically mimics animal sounds without the involuntary curse words typical of coprolalia, it may not have a specific clinical term. In general, such behaviors can be referred to as vocal tics or echolalia, depending on the context.
What do you call a person who holds a grudge?
You call a person stubborn.
What do you call a person who sculptures?
What We call a person who makes sculpture
Brass mimics what metal?
Brass mimics gold in appearance due to its yellowish color and luster.
What are the release dates for Nature's Mimics - 1938?
Nature's Mimics - 1938 was released on: USA: 8 December 1938
