knockoff , auch: knock-off

The last thing we want is to have any knockoff products.

"If you really love something, at least wait until someone comes out with a cheap knockoff."

Indeed, knockoffs are a nightmare for almost every design house.

Besides, the last set of knockoff action figures had looked nothing like him.

But the line between a new work and a knockoff can be hazy.

Although some girls were wearing cheap knockoffs, most had the real thing.

Knockoffs of this toy have since appeared on the market.

Some reviews said this is a knockoff, and that surprised me.

The idea is so successful, in fact, that it has inspired at least one knockoff.

You won't find a knockoff of this watch on the corner.

They'll have to wait for the knockoff, and that takes a few months more."

These dresses are used to illustrate what we would perhaps call knockoffs.

A Chinese made knockoff of this toy was released in 2008.

God help me, I can't get enough of cheap knockoffs.

On the other hand, maybe it was a knockoff.

She found them to be cheap knockoffs worth less than 10 percent of their sale prices.

Beyond the obvious concerns - What if the sweater was a knockoff?

The car could be called an Audi knockoff, but at least it comes from the source.

Perhaps the most blatant knockoffs are in the fragrance industry.

Pharmaceutical companies are trying to distance themselves from the imported knockoffs.

I understand what you're saying about knockoffs only existing because of a legitimate demand for something.

Such tactics have done little to stem the rush on the knockoffs.

I need it analyzed yet, but I'm betting it's no black market knockoff.

Still, experts say stopping the flow of knockoffs is a huge problem.