Counterfeitings [noun]

It is said by the Indians that the jaguar decoys the agouti in the same manner, by counterfeiting his cry.

"Come near," said the sultan, still counterfeiting the pronunciation of the black.

Why did I think we should find the real clew to that Bordeaux counterfeiting gang in a Passy wine shop?

THIS is the first case on record, in which any person appears to have been executed for counterfeiting the coin of the realm.

We'll drop the counterfeiting case we were summoned here on for the present and look into this a little on our own hook.

He also delighted in counterfeiting the dies of ancient medals, and he portrayed many of his friends from the life in his time.

Agesilaus the surviver of them fell, and counterfeiting himself dead, gained an opportunity of escaping.

Certain cases of forging and counterfeiting were punishable by death.

She withdrew her hand, momentarily counterfeiting annoyance.

The counterfeiting of a fact or of an experience was a thing unthinkable in connection with John Muir.