impersonator
a person who acts like a famous person for fun or a show
A performer who copies a well-known person’s voice, appearance, and mannerisms for entertainment.
someone who pretends to be another person to trick people
A person who falsely claims to be someone else, especially in order to deceive or commit a crime.
someone who copies another person’s voice or style, often as a joke
A person who copies another person’s way of speaking or behaving, often to amuse others.
- Base: impersonator
- Plural: impersonators
celebrity impersonator
1performer who imitates a celebrity
a performer who acts like a famous person
- They booked a celebrity impersonator to host the awards-night party.
- A celebrity impersonator greeted guests at the entrance and posed for photos.
- We saw a celebrity impersonator at the show.
impersonator account
1fake social media profile
a fake online account that pretends to be someone
- She reported an impersonator account that was using her photos and name.
- The platform removed several impersonator accounts after the complaint.
- This is not my friend’s page—it is an impersonator account.
impersonator scam
1fraud using a fake identity
a trick where someone pretends to be someone else to steal from you
- The email was part of an impersonator scam targeting new employees.
- Banks warn customers about impersonator scams that ask for one-time codes.
- Do not share your code—this could be an impersonator scam.
police impersonator
1person pretending to be police
someone who pretends to be a police officer
- The victims handed over cash to a police impersonator at the door.
- Authorities urged people to report any suspected police impersonator immediately.
- A police impersonator stopped cars on the road.