Spoof (verb)

1. To mimic or imitate something or someone in a playful or satirical manner.
2. To make a parody of something or someone.
3. To deceive or trick someone in a playful or harmless way.

Origin:

From the word "spoof" which means to make fun of or mock something or someone.

Examples:

1. The comedian spoofed the politician's speech on the late night show.
2. The movie is a spoof of the superhero genre.
3. The prankster spoofed the voice on the phone to sound like his boss.
4. The band spoofed the Beatles' iconic cover art for their album.
5. The website was a spoof, it was not a real news source.