Definition
Definition of mimicker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
imitatorRare one who imitates someone or somethingRare
- The child was a skilled mimicker of his teachers..
2.
camouflageTECH. animal or object resembling another for protectionTECH.
- The insect is a mimicker of leaves to avoid predators.
Images of mimicker

animal or object resembling another for protection
Origin of mimicker
English, mimic (imitate) + -er (agent noun)
Examples of mimicker in a sentence
As a mimicker, he could copy any accent. The fish is a mimicker of coral to hide from predators. Some birds are mimickers of twigs to avoid detection.
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- French:imitateur, mimète, ...
- German:Nachahmer, Imitator, ...
- Italian:imitatore, mimetizzatore, ...
- Spanish:copión, camuflador, ...
- Portuguese:mímico, ...
- Chinese:模仿者, 伪装者, ...
- Japanese:真似る人, 擬態者, ...
- Arabic:مُقَلِّد, مُتَشَبِّه, ...
- Hebrew:מְחַקֶּה, מִמִּיקֶר, ...
- Russian:подражатель, маскировщик, ...
- Ukrainian:імітувальник, імітація, ...
- Hindi:नकलची, छलावरणकर्ता, ...
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