" "He doesn't know she's 'spoofing' himI believe that is the proper English word; isn't it?" whispered Grace, who was with her brother.

Quit your spoofing!" "Give us some candy, Sis!" begged Will.

Half our trouble will be lost unless we can help the spoof news over to the Kaiser, bless him.

That motor-boat with the news of the great spoof shall be shepherded across most craftily, but when it comes to return will find that the way of transgressors is very hard.

Then the Three Towns understood; they grasped, men, women and children, the great spoof of which they had been the interested victims, and their approving laughter rose to Heaven.

" The Briton chuckled a deprecating chuckle; meaning to say, he hoped Lanyard was spoofing; but since one couldn't be sure, one's only wise course was to play safe.

[U.S.]; spoof [Slang].

I can't say more without endangering the effect of Captain COKE'S ingenious shifts and spoofs.

But you probably don't guess that Betty, to spoof the Church and keep the Colonel, has decided to kill her husband by faked telegram.

Dr. MACNAMARA for the Navy, and Mr. MACPHERSON for the Army, informed him that there was no truth in the suggestion; but Colonel CLAUDE LOWTHER, remembering that there were once Two Macs who delighted in spoofing their audiences, refused to be comforted until categorically assured that between R.N.A.S. and R.F.C. there is "sufficient cohesion.

I constructed a "spoof" egg of white enamelled metal, with hinges that opened when a catch was touched.