Clone
Clone noun - Something that is made to look exactly like something else.
Usage example: the car is a clone under a different brand name—it's even manufactured in the same plant as its cousin
Mock and clone are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mock" instead the word "Clone" as a verb or a noun.
Both words in one sentence
- In an episode of King of the Hill, two nerds at the community college make a full-length Grand Theft Auto clone, with Hank as the protagonist, just to mock him.
Source: Hollywood Game Design -
Made worse by the fact that the Cube was actually haunted by the insane ghost of a genetically-engineered psychic clone of Adolph Hitler, who planned to use its god-like powers to rewrite reality into a horrible, fetishistic mock-Nazi cyberpunk dystopia.
Source: Comicbook / Red Skull -
Expendable Clone: Letting a bunch of Sueki Suezos die is a fast way to get a Ghost , a Mock, and a Wracky; the latter two obtainable under some dodgy Guide Dang It paths in 2.
Source: Video Game / Monster Rancher
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