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21Manning Bowl — Former names Municipal Stadium (1937) Location Lynn, Massachusetts Coordinates …
22feindre — (fin dr ), je feins, tu feins, il feint, nous feignons, vous feignez, ils feignent ; je feignais, nous feignions ; je feignis ; je feindral ; feins, feignez ; que je feigne, que nous feignions ; que je feignisse ; feignant, feint, v. a.… …
23simulator — 1835, of persons, from L. simulator “a copier, feigner,” agent noun from simulare imitate, from stem of similis like (see SIMILAR (Cf. similar)). In reference to training devices for complex systems, from 1947 (flight simulator) …
24counterfeiter — n. 1. Forger, falsifyer. 2. Pretender, feigner …
25charlatan — mountebank, quack, *impostor, faker Analogous words: humbug, fraud, cheat, fake (see IMPOSTURE): pretender, feigner, counterfeiter (see corresponding verbs at ASSUME) …
26counterfeiter — n 1. forger, Fr. faux monnayeur, Brit. Inf. coiner. 2. falsifier, imitator, copier, plagiarist; pretender, feigner, malingerer; imposter, mountebank, charlatan, quack, empiric, Australian. bunyip …
27fake — v 1. counterfeit, invent, forge, fabricate, manufacture, Brit. coin; concoct, hatch, create, make up; lie, fib, tell a lie or fib or story. 2. falsify, alter, modify; whitewash, disguise, color, paint a rosy picture, doctor up, gloss or varnish… …
28humbug — n 1. hoax, fraud, wile, ruse, sham, Archaic. chouse; deception, delusion, imposition, imposture, artifice, pretense, humbuggery; dissemblance, misrepresentation, falsehood, lie, fabrication, fiction, dodge, blind, feint, shift, Inf. song and… …
29hypocrite — n 1. pharisee, pietist, tartuffe, religionist, Holy Willie, Relig. formalist; canter, lip server. 2. faker, imposter, whited sepulcher, deceiver, Inf. phony, saint abroad and a devil at home, mountebank, charlatan, quack, empiric, Australian.… …
30imitator — n copier, copyist, Inf. copycat, follower, shadow, epigone; mimic, impersonator, monkey, ape, parrot, echo; feigner, pretender; counterfeiter, forger, plagiarist …
