spoofery
/ˈspuːfəri/
noun
- The act or practice of creating humorous imitations or parodies.
- The movie is full of spoofery, making fun of old detective shows.
- His talent for spoofery made him a popular comedian on campus.
- The magazine is known for its spoofery of celebrity gossip.
- The act of tricking or deceiving someone, especially by pretending to be someone or something else.
- The security team works to prevent spoofery on the network.
- Phone spoofery is a common way scammers steal personal information.
- The company warned employees about email spoofery from fake accounts.