0 past simple and past participle of spoof --
1 to try to make someone believe in something that is not true, as a joke --
Scenes and costumes worn by the characters have been imitated and spoofed endlessly.
The traceback problem is complicated because of spoofed packets.
The call is bridged or transferred and arrives with the spoofed number chosen by the caller -- thus tricking the called party.
While this feature was very convenient, return e-mail addresses are easily spoofed, allowing for malicious users to post unwanted content on another person's blog.
The rally also spoofed the summit's high security cost.
A large increase in customer calls or contact to the website in general is also sometimes a sign that a website is being spoofed.
Both short films spoofed abstinence-only public service announcements.
One of the most notable capabilities is spoofed ident responses or ident spoofing.
