What does Fake Mean?
Fake refers to something or someone that is not genuine, often designed to deceive or impersonate. It is an imitation or counterfeit of the real thing.
Slang Words for Fake
- Phony: Not real or genuine
- Fugazi: Completely fake or false
- Sham: A pretentious imitation
- Bogus: Not authentic; false
- Feigned: Pretended; not sincere
- Pseudo: Fake, but appearing real
- Hoax: Deliberate deception
- Disingenuous: Pretending to be honest
- Counterfeit: Imitation to deceive
- Forge: Falsely made or copied
- Poser: Pretends to be something they’re not
- Charlatan: Fake expert or con artist
- Quack: Fake medical professional
- Knockoff: Cheap imitation of branded items
- Wannabe: Aspires to be, but isn’t
- Fabricated: Made up; false
- Duplicitous: Deceptive in nature
- Two-faced: Different selves to different people
- Plastic: Fake or insincere personality
- Chimera: An illusion or fabrication
Use of Fake Slang in Example Sentences
- That guy’s story sounds phony to me.
- This jewelry is absolutely fugazi.
- She’s just a sham, don’t trust her.
- That ticket you bought is bogus.
- His apology seemed feigned at best.
- That’s just pseudo science, not factual.
- They spread a hoax online.
- He acted disingenuous during the meeting.
- He got caught using a counterfeit bill.
- She tried to forge her diploma.
- He’s a poser, not a real skater.
- She’s a charlatan, not a psychic.
- That quack doctor prescribed water for cancer.
- She’s wearing a knockoff Gucci bag.
- He’s just a wannabe rockstar.
- The news was fabricated for clicks.
- The politician was duplicitous in his dealings.
- She’s two-faced, be careful around her.
- He has a plastic smile, can’t trust him.
- His promises are just a chimera.
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