---

• n  a copy that is represented as the original
• v  make a copy of with the intent to deceive
  they counterfeited dollar bills
• a  not genuine; imitating something superior
  counterfeit emotion
  counterfeit money
  counterfeit works of art
  a counterfeit prince

• Harry Truman unkindly proclaimed Graham a "counterfeit," a mere publicity monger, but while I still remain a Truman Democrat, I think our last really good President oversimplified .
• The online behemoth must pay $63 million in damages, after agreeing that the site had facilitated the sale of counterfeit versions of its high-end products.
• These drug dealers traffic in counterfeit medicine--ineffective at best, deadly at worst--and as director general of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and .

• forgery
• forge
• fake
• imitative

• genuine

News & Articles

---

• Counterfeit cash on the rise in Albany
  The Albany Police Department is seeing an increase in the usage of counterfeit money.
  June 20, 2013 - WFXL Southwest Georgia
• COUNTERFEIT CASH: Man found with $1K in fake bills
  Hennepin County is leveling counterfeit charges against a man who was caught with an envelope stuffed with $1,000 in fake currency, and that sum has authorities exploring how he got it.
  June 19, 2013 - FOX 9 News Twin Cities
• Counterfeit $10 and $20 bills surfacing in Stanford area
  STANFORD — Residents in the Lincoln County area might want to be extra cautious with their cash while local law enforcement is dealing with an influx of counterfeit money.
  June 19, 2013 - The Interior Journal

Quotes

---

• Liam Donaldson in Telegraph.co.uk
  Sir Liam said: "There's generally a growth in people ordering drugs from the internet worldwide and there's a lot of concern among health authorities that people might buy counterfeit drugs. I think this is a similar situation - people shouldn't buy...
• Rod Stewart in San Diego Union Tribune
  We bought three tickets in the parking lot for $100 each, and when the lady scanned them, they came up 'counterfeit,'said Stewart, of Chesapeake, Va., "but she let us in anyway."
• Richard Burr in Forbes
  To accept the importation of foreign drugs is to open the door so that a cottage industry today becomes a major industry tomorrow in supplying counterfeit drugs,said Sen. Richard Burr, RN.C.