An imitator; a person who or thing which copies something. Obsolete.

One who imitates, copies, or follows another; one who produces an imitation of anything. Also transferred of things.

An imitator (with no sense of deceit).

A female counterfeiter.

Hence figurative. One who ‘plays the ape’; an imitator, a mimic. in a good or neutral sense. Obsolete.

A female imitator.

One who emulates, in good or bad sense. A zealous imitator; one who strives to equal the qualities or achievements of another. Const. of.

One who figures. One who figures or counterfeits; an imitator.

In extended use. An imitator.

One who copies or imitates; an imitator.

The earlier form of copyist, n.

A person who or thing which copies or imitates something (now spec. in Pathology and Pharmacology: cf. mimic, v. 4).

One who copies or imitates; esp. one whose occupation is to transcribe documents.

†A mime, a burlesque actor (obsolete); a person practising or skilled in mimicry, esp. one who imitates the voice, mannerisms, or movements of others…

A person who imitates or very closely resembles another; an imitator, an imitation. Obsolete. Cf. polygraphic, adj. 2a.

A person who imitates or very closely resembles another. Cf. sense A. 2b, and polygraph, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

A mimic; = polygraph, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

One who echoes or repeats.

= imitatrix, n.

A person who imitates others; a copycat.

A derogatory term for one who or that which copies (see copy, v.1) another, or another's work.