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To exploit or take advantage of something for personal gain or profit
To exploit, abuse or take advantage of someone for personal gain or profit
To utilize or employ something intangible
To represent in a false, absurd, or distorted way
Noun
The humorous or amusing aspects of something
The act of lampooning
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To exploit or take advantage of something for personal gain or profit
exploit
use
milk
capitalize on
make use of
take advantage of
profit by
turn to account
impose on
trade on
utilize
US
make the most of
cash in on
utilise
UK
put to use
benefit from
profit from
leverage
play upon
draw on
put to good use
harness
work
employ
get mileage out of
make the best use of
make capital out of
use to good advantage
use to advantage
abuse
maximize
US
turn to good use
make capital of
finesse
maximise
UK
exercise
trespass
jockey
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
avail oneself of
make unfair claims on
manipulate
use for one's own ends
tap
tap into
cross the line
play
make free
handle
operate
mine
apply
impose upon
profiteer
seize
act on
grab
snatch
grasp
pursue
secure
catch
act upon
snag
snare
nail
pounce on
accept
jump at
derive benefit from
grab hold of
put to advantage
take action on
take
get hold of
jump on
gain from
follow up on
build on
leap at
seize on
adopt
resort to
wield
ply
engage
capitalize
US
field
appropriate
find a use for
deploy
strike while the iron is hot
capitalise
UK
make hay while the sun shines
turn to one's advantage
take advantage
do well from
do well out of
control
get the most out of
channel
turn to good account
mobilise
UK
mobilize
US
maximize on
punish
walk all over
bring into action
onboard
call on
bring into play
bring into service
turn to
implement
have recourse to
organise
UK
organize
US
put into service
call upon
guide
call into play
direct
avail yourself of
make do with
run
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“Through their own definitions of semantics, they have attached surrealistic meanings to certain words and phrases designed to
play on
the fears of many people.”
Verb
▲
To exploit, abuse or take advantage of someone for personal gain or profit
exploit
abuse
milk
use
manipulate
misuse
victimise
UK
victimize
US
cheat
bleed
work
pimp
target
take advantage of
prey on
rip off
walk over
suck dry
impose on
ill-use
play upon
walk all over
impose upon
prey upon
jerk around
use for one's own ends
take for a ride
play for a sucker
do an injustice to
cash in on
capitalize on
leverage
fleece
wring
squeeze
swindle
enslave
treat unfairly
live off the backs of
step on
withhold rights from
put one over on
ill-treat
take liberties with
profit from
walk on
benefit from
extort
take advantage of somebody
oppress
intimidate
bully
give the business
mistreat
trifle with
play with
defraud
maltreat
deceive
beguile
control
take unfair advantage of
dump on
presume on
con
diddle
sucker
cozen
trick
bilk
flimflam
hoodwink
stiff
hustle
do
rook
dupe
screw
shortchange
gaff
hose
stick
sting
bamboozle
chisel
skin
fiddle
mulct
short
skunk
ream
euchre
chouse
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
do in
beat
shake down
finagle
double-cross
fool
gull
pull a fast one on
mislead
hoax
scam
delude
snooker
take to the cleaners
shaft
hornswoggle
chicane
bunco
string along
pull a swifty on
burn
snow
clip
gouge
embezzle
swizzle
overcharge
sharp
gazump
lead up the garden path
rope in
sell down the river
sell a pup to
have
betray
rob
goldbrick
sell
steal
inveigle
swizz
take in
short-change
sell a pup
screw over
give someone a bum steer
do the dirty on
pull a fast one
blackmail
humbug
illude
sandbag
rush
wheedle
entrap
fudge
plunder
trim
take
bleed dry
stitch up
run a game on
set up
sell a bill of goods
do a number on
suck the life out of
pigeon
extract
frame
overreach
pilfer
circumvent
disappoint
heist
filch
thwart
bluff
sell a bill of goods to
wrest
expel
force
wrench
misguide
impose
pauperize
impoverish
misinform
rip-off
be sold a pup
do out of
do someone in the eye
spoof
strong-arm
sell out
stab in the back
gammon
put the screws to
buffalo
juggle
catch
molest
tear from
bleed someone of something
kid
cajole
lure
coax
butty
harass
hound
bait
take for granted
deplete
befool
cross
attack
terrorize
US
shuck
jockey
lirt
blench
rogue
belirt
crib
finesse
terrorise
UK
play
sweet-talk
drain
have on
fake out
suck in
pull one's leg
pick on
give the shaft
double-deal
give bum steer
fast talk
take out
break the rules
bring to its knees
soak
more ❯
“Lisa learned to
play on
the greed of her opponents to gain the upper hand.”
Verb
▲
To utilize or employ something intangible
use
exercise
exert
practice
US
practise
UK
apply
implement
draw on
employ
bring into play
bring to bear
put into action
put to use
put to work
capitalize on
effect
make the most of
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
manage
regulate
source
tap
put forth
put into effect
set in motion
put in motion
wield
utilise
UK
execute
engage
utilize
US
harness
exploit
ply
deploy
realize
US
operate
put into practice
realise
UK
carry out
call upon
make use of
call into play
avail oneself of
avail yourself of
put into operation
do
administer
enact
prosecute
enforce
put out
assign
handle
bring into effect
manipulate
work
wage
apply to
dispense
swing
work with
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Verb
▲
To represent in a false, absurd, or distorted way
travesty
parody
mock
caricature
burlesque
spoof
satirise
UK
satirize
US
do
lampoon
distort
ape
mimic
sham
pervert
imitate
misrepresent
send up
take off
make fun of
put on
make a mockery of
impersonate
ridicule
copy
ditto
mime
do an impression of
monkey
fake
take the piss out of
personate
mirror
affect
exaggerate
do like
make like
act
represent
play
emulate
simulate
parrot
feign
copycat
assume
guy
roast
enact
pasquinade
poke fun at
pose as
masquerade as
go like
pass oneself off as
pretend to be
act like
echo
pastiche
reproduce
portray
interpret
hoke
counterfeit
tease
send-up
make a monkey out of
rag
deride
caricaturize
jape
squib
playact
rail
disparage
embody
laugh at
take the mickey
make a fool of
do a twist on
do a takeoff of
double as
assume character
act a part
act out
take the part of
pass off
purport to be
put on an act
dress as
represent oneself as
profess to be
play a role
pretend
reflect
repeat
perform
pantomime
play a part
model after
do likewise
follow in footsteps
do an impression
pattern after
try to be like
make believe
do an impersonation of
follow
characterize
US
characterise
UK
depict
personify
render
follow suit
follow the example of
pass for
present
take after
dramatize
US
dramatise
UK
duplicate
play-act
reiterate
follow in the footsteps of
recite
quote
dissemble
reecho
epitomize
US
epitomise
UK
exhibit
take as a model
emote
take as an example
play act
say again
show
ham
play the part of
clone
adopt
restate
reduplicate
bluff
replicate
chant
regurgitate
execute
model
rehearse
strut
star
mimeo
masquerade
display
mug
exemplify
pattern yourself after
symbolise
UK
symbolize
US
picture
take part
model yourself on
play gig
play role
tread the boards
play part
repeat mindlessly
repeat mechanically
repeat back
follow in someone's steps
trot out
assume the role
take a leaf out of someone's book
ham it up
put on airs
make out like
jump on the bandwagon
say
profess
stage
manifest
play at
typify
incarnate
give the appearance of
cheat
produce
evince
follow example
pretend to have
recapitulate
reenact
adapt
delude
profess to have
do a take-off
behave like
defraud
reel off
appear
develop
recap
reaffirm
reprise
act as
detail
outline
describe
give a picture of
illustrate
rip off
pattern oneself on
image
stooge
take as a pattern
take leaf out of book
perform as
be inspired by
become
take as a role model
take on
iterate
ingeminate
recall
be one of the cast
make debut
be an actor
go over
bring down the house
be on
put it over
be an actress
do a turn
go on
pose
improvise
illuminate
delineate
match
parallel
lay on
posture
second
redouble
act the part of
take the role of
appear as
approximate
come to have
turn into
re-echo
are
front
present as
purport
recreate
put it on
forge
make as if
put on a front
make up
come close to
plagiarize
US
dupe
carbon
stat
manifold
plagiarise
UK
trace
photocopy
Photostat
knock off
Xerox
play to the gallery
make a copy of
make a replica of
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Noun
▲
The humorous or amusing aspects of something
comedy
funniness
drollery
drollness
comicality
humorousness
uproariousness
wit
humour
UK
wittiness
richness
humor
US
amusement
facetiousness
comic
comicalness
fun
hilariousness
jesting
clowning
hilarity
joking
farce
absurdity
ludicrousness
entertainment
slapstick
absurdness
grins
wisecracking
witticisms
funnies
laughs
picnic
hoopla
comical aspect
funny side
fun and games
jocularity
jocoseness
jocosity
gaiety
farcicality
flippancy
levity
high spirits
happiness
jest
witticism
buffoonery
zaniness
playfulness
gag
banter
mirthfulness
badinage
pleasantry
waggishness
lightness
tomfoolery
amusingness
joyfulness
mirth
sense of humor
nonsense
wisecrack
raillery
joke
kidding
cheerfulness
cheeriness
waggery
glee
merriment
lightheartedness
joviality
jollity
light-heartedness
laughter
festivity
ridiculousness
irony
sparkle
satire
frivolity
spoof
laughableness
black humour
UK
comic side
conviviality
black humor
US
the funny side
sense of fun
jokiness
silliness
vivacity
liveliness
mischief
mischievousness
cheer
merriness
foolishness
gleefulness
exhilaration
blitheness
sportiveness
jocundity
exuberance
buoyancy
farcicalness
whimsy
risibility
gormlessness
sharpness
cleverness
joyousness
delight
gayness
light-mindedness
gayety
sport
frivolousness
jollification
jauntiness
triviality
carefreeness
hysterics
boisterousness
giddiness
flightiness
skittishness
irreverence
light-headedness
fickleness
frothiness
play
gambolling
UK
wantonness
vim
energy
pleasure
felicity
roguishness
enjoyment
foolery
vividness
enthusiasm
distraction
friskiness
gamboling
US
gambol
vigor
US
romping
riot
satisfaction
blast
kick
rapture
solace
treat
jolliness
thrill
vitality
sunniness
festiveness
excitement
diversion
blithesomeness
ebullience
good time
perkiness
vibrancy
ball
rejoicing
joy
living it up
revelry
knavery
gladness
vigour
UK
brightness
zest
rascality
childishness
repartee
trifling
good cheer
folly
volatility
jokefulness
teasing
impishness
naughtiness
good humour
UK
nonsensicalness
good humor
US
wackiness
nuttiness
shenanigans
fatuousness
dottiness
horseplay
hijinks
skylarking
dippiness
clownery
monkeying
goofiness
monkeyshines
ludicrosity
whimsicality
doltishness
clownishness
cloddishness
foppery
madness
high jinks
monkey business
horsing around
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Noun
▲
The act of lampooning
lampoonery
parody
caricature
spoof
mockery
lampoon
takeoff
travesty
burlesque
skit
pasquinade
squib
banter
raillery
persiflage
causticity
chaffing
wit
witticism
irony
sarcasm
send-up
put-on
play-on
satire
pasticcio
take-off
sendup
invective
black humour
UK
imitation
black humor
US
black comedy
pastiche
rib
mimicry
copy
mime
roast
pappyshow
jest
mock-heroic
twist
apology
impression
impersonation
farce
ridicule
apery
distortion
mocking
aping
imitating
mimicking
simulation
act
sketch
personation
mimesis
cartoon
mock
comedy
pasquil
derision
mickey-take
masquerade
performance
piece
routine
number
turn
copying
item
sham
play
joke
reappropriation
reproduction
comedy sketch
synthesis
parroting
misrepresentation
falsification
false impression
exaggerated representation
distorted representation
paste-up
exaggerated drawing
distorted drawing
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