| SPOOF | • spoof n. (Countable) An act of deception; a hoax; a joking prank. • spoof n. (Countable) A light parody. • spoof n. (Countable, Britain, historical) A drinking game in which players hold up to three (or another specified… |
| SPOOFED | • spoofed adj. Parodied. • spoofed adj. (Of an email) Made to appear to have come from someone other than the real sender. • spoofed v. Simple past tense and past participle of spoof. |
| SPOOFER | • spoofer n. Someone who spoofs. • SPOOFER n. one who spoofs, a hoaxer. |
| SPOOFERIES | • spooferies n. Plural of spoofery. • SPOOFERY n. good-natured ridicule. |
| SPOOFERS | • spoofers n. Plural of spoofer. • SPOOFER n. one who spoofs, a hoaxer. |
| SPOOFERY | • spoofery n. Spoofs in general; satirical parody. • SPOOFERY n. good-natured ridicule. |
| SPOOFIER | • spoofier adj. Comparative form of spoofy: more spoofy. • SPOOFY adj. humorously satiric. |
| SPOOFIEST | • spoofiest adj. Superlative form of spoofy: most spoofy. • SPOOFY adj. humorously satiric. |
| SPOOFING | • spoofing v. Present participle of spoof. • spoofing n. (Computing) A method of attacking a computer program, in which the program is modified so as to appear… • spoofing n. (Computing) Phishing. |
| SPOOFINGS | • spoofings n. Plural of spoofing. • SPOOFING n. an act of spoofing. |
| SPOOFS | • spoofs n. Plural of spoof. • spoofs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of spoof. • SPOOF v. to ridicule in fun. |
| SPOOFY | • spoofy adj. Characterized by spoof; satirical. • SPOOFY adj. humorously satiric. |