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• v  take without referencing from someone else's writing or speech; of intellectual property

• Does Barack Obama plagiarize John Edwards in his new ad? Or did David Axelrod just plagiarize himself? Mitt Romney released a new immigration ad in Iowa today.
• To plagiarize his formula today, one would say: "The Dalai Lama how many contracts?" The Chinese, however, should not be too quick to celebrate their victory over hypocritical .
• By the 18th Century, they had learned to plagiarize the French and English rule-books, after carefully tossing out all that smacked of aristocratic cynicism.

• plagiarise
• lift

News & Articles

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• Patton Oswalt on “prodigalsam” plagiarism flap: “There’s no wiggle room there”
  Oswalt opens up about the attitudes that hurt comedy -- including those that helped a minister plagiarize jokes        
  June 14, 2013 - Salon.com

Quotes

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• Thomas Kohnstamm in International Herald Tribune
  I did not make up sections. I did not plagiarize,said Kohnstamm, who lives in Seattle.
• Glenn Poshard in The Southern
  There was no attempt to plagiarize. It's referenced,Poshard said.
• Chris Martin in Billboard
  As the band prepped for "God Put a Smile Upon Your Face", Martin joked, "Even when we're not trying, we still manage to plagiarize Radiohead."