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knockoff

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knock·off  (nkôf, -f)
n. Informal
An unauthorized copy or imitation, as of designer clothing: "the place to go for quality knockoffs" (Women's Wear Daily).
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Noun1.knockoff - an unauthorized copy or imitation
clone
copy - a thing made to be similar or identical to another thing; "she made a copy of the designer dress"; "the clone was a copy of its ancestor"


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Yeah, it is a Santa Cruz knockoff, but I don't really care.
What we do is secret by B., Hank / Thrasher
While the shopping district is best known for selling $20 knockoffs of famous-maker handbags and shoes, it's attracting more shoppers looking for basics, like women's sundresses for $2.
SHOPPING FOR A BARGAIN DEAL HUNTERS TRAVEL, HAGGLE FOR HIGH QUALITY, ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The maker and direct-marketer of the Magic Bullet Blender--a small, silver, slicing, dicing and chopping machine ubiquitous in infomercials during the last three years--is finding itself competing against knockoff versions of its own product.
Bogus blenders: direct marketer spends $2 million to rein in ... by Riley-Katz, Anne / Los Angeles Business Journal
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