| Sham |
| Faux |
| Feign |
| Phony |
| Bogus |
| Ersatz |
| Quack. |
| Phoney |
| Pretend |
| Forgery |
| Unreal! |
| Simulate |
| Spurious |
| Not real |
| Knockoff |
| Impostor |
| Imposter |
| Imitation |
| Charlatan |
| Artificial |
| Fraudulent |
| Mountebank |
| False move |
| Hoops move |
| QB's feint |
| Counterfeit |
| Not genuine |
| Four-flusher |
| Dissimulate. |
| Pretend shot |
| Make believe |
| Gridiron move |
| Bona fide? No |
| Like some IDs |
| Not bona fide |
| Deceptive move |
| Deceptive play |
| Like some furs |
| Seether "___ It |
| Not the real McCoy |
| Handoff that isn't |
| Made of paste, say |
| Improvise, in jazz |
| Like knockoff goods |
| Phoney (like news?) |
| Popular kind of fur |
| Museum embarrassment |
| Some pop star personas |
| Art expert's discovery |
| Like an orange tan, say |
| Word before news or fur |
| Cry wolf or play possum |
| Political news adjective |
| Art exhibit embarrassment |
| Like press-on fingernails |
| Like some lashes and tans |
| Pretend to be experiencing |
| Embarrassment for a curator |
| Embarrassment for an art curator |
| Like a flea-market Gucci, probably |
| Street vendor's Gucci, most likely |
| Rolex bought on the street, probably |
| Certain "Antiques Roadshow" discovery |
| Red Jumpsuit Apparatus "Don't You ___ It |
| Like many Rolex watches sold on the street |
| Clifford Irving's "Autobiography of Howard Hughes," e.g. |