- - Initially indicating bananas to a trim ape?
- - Rubbish sent back by one university to a plagiarist
- - Some retiring parrot, a timid mimic
- - I am changing Rita to become a mimic
- - Some recoiling parrot — a timid parrot
- - ape, a monkey primarily, it's seen on a hill
- - Someone copying the behaviour of another
- - One American university reviews lists of duties of plagiarist
- - Plagiarist is not capable of anything original
- - Old ape broke the camel's back taking head off on a rocky hill
- - Entertainer of a sort.
- - Limit state and work endlessly for most sincere sycophant?
- - Endless spin in many institutions starts around copier
- - Apeman.
- - Sets up personnel schedule limiting time on one copier
- - Copyist, having removed margins, limits data form
- - Parrot, for instance
- - One lacking originality
- - One to flatter in the most sincere way?
- - Old ape and parrot?
- - Copier, one with German schedule from the east
- - Old ape and old parrot?
- - Rich Little, when doing Richard Nixon
- - Unimaginative one
- - Flattery seeker?
- - Frye or Little
- - Phil Hartman or Dana Carvey
- - Aper
- - One who renders sincerest flattery.
- - Parrot, e.g.
- - Mimicker
- - Unoriginal one
- - Copy cat
- - Rich Little, for one
- - Ape or parrot
- - Parrot
- - Copycat
- - Copier
- - Mockingbird, for example.
- - Mimic
- - Ape
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