Xerox

[Becky]

The word [xerox] is commonly used as a synonym for photocopy (both as a noun and a verb) i.e. to make a copy with a [Xerox] photocopy machine.
Xerox was founded in 1906 as the [Haloid] Company, changed their name in 1958 to Xerox and came to prominence in 1959 with the introduction of the first plain paper [photocopier] using the process of xerography developed by Chester Carlson.
The novelty and popularity of the Xerox photocopiers made them a household name in the USA for decades after.
While the xerox word is commonly used as a synonym for photocopy, the company Xerox is concerned about the ongoing use of it, because it put the brand name in danger of being declared a generic word by the courts.

[Cami]

A xerographic copying process.

[Britney]

Verb: to copy someones else style, ideas, or possessions...
Can be used:

As a noun- Xeroxer
In present tense- [xerox]
In past tense- [xeroxed]
In present [continuous] tense- xeroxing

[Tanya Shivari]

[Something] that makes [a picture] of [your ass].

[Raeanne Dimick]

A person that is a [copying] machine. This person is to [unoriginal] to [come up] with his own lines so he copies others.

[Becky]

A [reminder] that [you are] [old].

[Greta]

A [copycat] or [clone], a [follower], someone who copies other people,

[Luis Fok]

a brand name for a copy of a document or other piece of paper with writing or printing on it, made by a machine that uses a photographic process, or the machine or process itself: