impersonator
a person who pretends to be another.
an actor who impersonates specific persons or types of persons as a form of entertainment.
Origin of impersonator
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How to use impersonator in a sentence
They can grow to be up to 26 feet long and over 7,000 pounds, and one of the Jaws impersonators in this video is evidence of that.
Viral Video of the Day: Great White Shark Deathmatch | Jack Holmes | October 1, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTBut the real force keeping his legacy alive is his army of impersonators.
Just like Jackson, the impersonators mesmerized their audiences with their performances.
Unfortunately, most impersonators are hard pressed to write a decent sentence.
Corporations and celebrities have tried to shut down impersonators with mixed results.
A green-eyed impersonator, a blue-eyed impersonator: the room could have been full of impersonators, for all he cared.
The Bill-Toppers | Andre CastaigneIn all these she invites comparison with great impersonators of these parts who are familiar to the stage.
Mary Anderson | J. M. FarrarThe next entertainers were the Mulligan Brothers, female impersonators.
The Boy Grew Older | Heywood BrounThis accent of the British subject in the West Indies is a dialect so peculiar that it defies the most skillful impersonators.
Prowling about Panama | George A. MillerThe fact is that, as in the case of the fictitious Adam, these two impersonators are frauds.
The Enchanted Typewriter | John Kendrick Bangs
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