Noun:

Pronator,

personator's Usage Examples:

Tony Powell, an African-American comedian, originally gave sports reports before shifting into a general contributor and celebrity impersonator, usually impersonating black celebrities such as Little Richard, Jesse Jackson, Eddie Murphy, and Charles Rangel.

These impersonators, which included Joliet Jake from the Blues Brothers, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Cher, Shakira, Roy Orbison, Zac Brown, Shania Twain, Britney Spears, Buddy Holly, and others, alternated dealing cards and performing a song on a small stage in the center of the tables.

Criminology research has developed a typology of police impersonators, categorizing offenders as (1) "police enthusiasts" (or "wannabe cops");.

VideosThe music video for Bad, Bad Man spoofs 1980s culture, and focusing on the television series The A-Team, with guest stars like Gary Coleman and impersonators of Michael Jackson, Madonna, among other popular celebrities.

personator should preferably not be the wife of a concubine"s grandson; "A man personates a dead man, and a woman a woman.

by Peake was written to introduce Compton (Frolick) as an imitator or personator, and performed on 5 August.

This prompts Bruce to ask Salamander in private about his relationship with Jamie and his presence with him and Kent in Australia—which prompts Salamander to decide to return to Kanowa immediately and unmask the impersonator.

the Spirit of the Times" reviewer described him as "decidedly the best personator of negro character who has appeared in any drama.

The pope goes missing and an impersonator is hired to cover, who happens to be a Jewish man from Brooklyn.

dead; the preparation and installation of a spirit tablet or the use of a personator, often symbolic.