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spoof [spu:f] n
gen.	Schwindel m; Aprilscherz m; Parodie f; Scherz m; Ulk m
comp., MS	spoofen (To make a transmission appear to come from a user other than the user who performed the action)
inf.	Burleske f; nett gemeinte Verarschung
inf., BrE	Veräppelung f
spoofs n
gen.	legt rein
spoof [spu:f] v
gen.	reinlegen; schwindeln; durch den Kakao ziehen; parodieren; parodiert; täuschen; verballhornen; verballhornt; verulken
comp.	schwindeln (in Internet); Schwindelprogramm
spoofing v
gen.	Täuschen
spoofed v
gen.	legte rein
English thesaurus
spoof [spu:f] v
lit.	An entertaining imitation or parody.
mil.	Mislead, often through the use of faked or altered communications
SPOOF [spu:f] abbr.
abbr.	Silly Pictures Of Outrageous Fics; Strange Parodies Of Outrageous Fics
abbr., el.	structure and parity-observing output function

spoof: 2 phrases in 2 subjects

Computers	1
Microsoft	1