Hot
Knockoff
Knockoff noun - An unauthorized copy or imitation.
Both words in one sentence
- Syfy has a tendency to release a cheap knockoff version of whatever hot movie is in theaters.
Source: Follow The Leader / Film -
In vampire-controlled areas, knockoff holy pendants are a hot item on the black market, though the fact that they aren't blessed and therefore useless as a protective ward is typically not mentioned at time of purchase.
Source: Depleted Phlebotinum Shells
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