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knockoff

[ US /ˈnɑˌkɔf/ ]
NOUN
  1. an unauthorized copy or imitation

How To Use knockoff In A Sentence

  • 'The Last Templar' is 'Code' for a TV knockoff - USATODAY. com 'The Last Templar' is 'Code' for a TV knockoff
  • The trend gets much worse at midseason, with a "what were they thinking" project called Work It, a shrill Bosom Buddies knockoff about two unemployed he-men who dress as women none too convincingly to get jobs as pharmaceutical reps. Critic's Notebook: The ABC Upfront
  • They don't push drugs or dodgy knockoffs, but punnets of strawberries. Times, Sunday Times
  • Raymond Khoury's 2005 debut may seem a shameless knockoff of The Da Vinci Code, but its success proves that being the poor man's Dan Brown is enough to make Khoury a very rich man indeed.
  • Pictures of the knockoff goods were posted online by police. The Sun
  • Maybe my memory was playing tricks on me - maybe I had seen so many clips from the film and knockoffs that I assumed I'd seen it in my youth.
  • There's an obvious dividing line between the retro chic of the genuine article and the fashion faux pas of the modern knockoff. Times, Sunday Times
  • They'll give consumers looking for touch-screen Web devices all sorts of new options, from cheap iPad knockoffs running Google's Android software to slatelike Windows 7 The Seattle Times
  • Officers found knockoff clothes and bags after private eyes employed by the top-brand names bought cut-price items. The Sun
  • The problem facing designers, however, is the apparently insatiable consumer appetite for knockoffs. Times, Sunday Times
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