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Noun
An imitation of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect
Something done so badly that it seems like an intentional mockery
An object or target of ridicule or derision
The subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behavior
A performance intended to amuse or be funny
A deception or pretense, originally an absurdly obvious one but now in general use
A witty remark or joke
An extravagant or eccentric piece of music, literature, or drama
Verb
To mimic, typically humorously
To repeat (someone's words or opinions), typically to express agreement
To give a false or misleading account of the nature of
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▲
Noun
▲
An imitation of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect
satire
spoof
imitation
caricature
burlesque
travesty
mockery
lampoon
takeoff
skit
pasquinade
pastiche
rib
mimicry
pasticcio
raillery
copy
mime
jest
roast
pappyshow
apology
twist
send-up
take-off
put-on
mock-heroic
play-on
sendup
impression
impersonation
squib
farce
ridicule
apery
distortion
mocking
aping
lampoonery
imitating
mimicking
simulation
act
banter
sketch
persiflage
causticity
wit
chaffing
witticism
invective
personation
mimesis
cartoon
mock
comedy
pasquil
derision
mickey-take
masquerade
black humour
UK
performance
piece
routine
number
black humor
US
black comedy
turn
irony
copying
sarcasm
item
sham
play
joke
reappropriation
reproduction
comedy sketch
synthesis
parroting
misrepresentation
falsification
false impression
exaggerated representation
distorted representation
paste-up
exaggerated drawing
distorted drawing
show
bit
playlet
shtick
schtick
scene
party piece
recitation
trick
presentation
production
song
gig
dance
entertainment
curtain
gag
introduction
more ❯
“This first one was a gross-out
parody
of horror movies that made so much money, they couldn't wait to produce this slapdash scatological sequel.”
Noun
▲
Something done so badly that it seems like an intentional mockery
caricature
mockery
farce
travesty
sham
joke
cartoon
distortion
perversion
corruption
misrepresentation
debasement
insult
poor imitation
apology for
pale imitation
spoof
lampoon
charade
pretence
UK
pretense
US
send-up
burlesque
takeoff
satire
mimicry
apology
excuse
poor substitute
take-off
deception
imitation
pasquinade
distorted drawing
exaggerated drawing
shambles
absurdity
funny drawing
political cartoon
masquerade
nonsense
malarkey
ridiculousness
mock
circus
disgrace
embarrassment
lampoonery
pantomime
ridicule
roast
piece of futility
laughing stock
waste of time
play
exaggeration
excuse for
more ❯
“It looked theatrical, Mehcredi thought, like a bad
parody
of a wicked wizard.”
Noun
▲
An object or target of ridicule or derision
joke
mockery
target
butt
laughingstock
absurdity
disgrace
embarrassment
laughing stock
butt of jokes
object of ridicule
fair game
standing joke
figure of fun
object of derision
target of derision
target of jokes
farce
sham
shambles
laugh
malarkey
caricature
travesty
ridiculousness
shuck
simpleton
cartoon
waste of time
Aunt Sally
source of amusement
fool
jest
mark
sport
mock
derision
spectacle
buffoon
clown
hoot
stooge
dupe
goat
exhibition
victim
fall guy
everybody's fool
everybody's target
more ❯
“Now, he is nothing but a
parody
of himself and has no relevance.”
Noun
▲
The subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behavior
ridicule
mockery
derision
scorn
contempt
teasing
disdain
scoffing
caricature
satire
joking
burlesque
jeer
kidding
jeering
joshing
sarcasm
badinage
sneering
banter
sneer
travesty
raillery
taunting
disparagement
taunt
jibing
ragging
chaff
dig
lampoon
ribbing
persiflage
rib
irony
laughter
gibe
sport
chaffing
farce
comeback
jab
slam
razz
swipe
mimicry
kidology
sneers
taunts
chiacking
goofing
razzing
roast
jibes
twitting
buffoonery
foolery
leer
mordancy
needling
put down
rally
sardonicism
put-on
winding up
parting shot
taking the mickey
pulling someone's chain
cynicism
insult
bitterness
sharpness
acerbity
causticity
trenchancy
disrespect
causticness
contumely
criticism
acrimony
lampooning
denigration
slight
corrosiveness
cut
spoof
rancor
US
scoff
superciliousness
acidity
acridity
dump
rancour
UK
takeoff
censure
invective
barb
fun
repartee
affront
brickbat
jesting
wit
slap
catcall
send-up
mordacity
imitation
crack
pasquinade
obloquy
skit
wisecrack
scornfulness
joke
Bronx cheer
play
sendup
backhanded compliment
vilification
outrage
slur
jeers
provocation
pleasantry
backchat
pooh-poohing
lampoonery
aspersion
vitriol
ridiculing
mocking
condescension
flouting
goading
impression
bantering
pastiche
heckling
impersonation
sledge
sham
reproach
cutting remark
distortion
cartoon
slap in the face
squib
misrepresentation
dirty dig
snappy comeback
give-and-take
take-off
gibes
derisiveness
venom
facetiousness
epithet
diss
dis
asperity
acridness
tartness
acid
virulence
gibing
indignity
cattiness
black humour
UK
wryness
backhandedness
sarkiness
acidness
tease
absurdity
twit
bile
virulency
josh
jibe
black humor
US
copy
mocking remark
belittling
minimization
roasting
asteism
snidery
hiss
leg-pulling
boo
opprobrium
decry
simulation
comedy
hoot
fleer
raspberry
bird
insults
falsification
backhander
pilgarlic
deprecation
snort
distorted representation
false impression
exaggerated drawing
exaggerated representation
distorted drawing
verbal abuse
shout
odium
abuse
skylarking
clowning about
antics
jokes
fooling around
mischief
clowning around
charade
pretence
UK
shouting
interruption
wordplay
pretense
US
incisiveness
barracking
quips
witticisms
catcalling
booing
crosstalk
mock
ripostes
sallies
perversion
drollery
pantomime
corruption
witticism
wisecracks
exaggeration
forcefulness
swordplay
jocularity
poor substitute
apology for
excuse for
poor imitation
quipping
bants
gossip
exchange
chitchat
dissing
contemptuousness
despisement
despite
witty conversation
witty remarks
bons mots
misprision
playful jab
small talk
hatred
despitefulness
pasquil
sketch
disgust
dislike
distaste
snobbishness
disregard
hate
indifference
dismissiveness
aversion
misappreciation
antipathy
insolence
despisal
more ❯
Noun
▲
A performance intended to amuse or be funny
humour
UK
humor
US
slapstick
burlesque
comedy
satire
farce
pantomime
travesty
caricature
pasquinade
skit
vaudeville
play
sitcom
knockabout
slapstick comedy
pratfall comedy
comic play
situation comedy
comic film
comic opera
light entertainment
knockabout comedy
physical comedy
buffoonery
spoof
squib
interlude
horseplay
camp
mockery
mock
broad comedy
high camp
low camp
campy art
clowning
low comedy
takeoff
laffer
schtick
light comedy
visual comedy
comic drama
send-up
gag show
field day
black comedy
more ❯
Noun
▲
A deception or pretense, originally an absurdly obvious one but now in general use
charade
front
show
facade
pretence
UK
guise
pretense
US
masquerade
act
façade
pose
semblance
disguise
airs
playacting
pretension
sham
fake
deception
trick
pretentiousness
simulacrum
pageant
farce
travesty
mockery
put-on
false display
make-believe
mask
veneer
veil
appearance
cover
cloak
simulation
dissimulation
display
hoax
fakery
artifice
con
subterfuge
posturing
feigning
imitation
deceit
schtick
faking
fabrication
stall
falsification
misrepresentation
invention
routine
posing
ostentation
insincerity
shuffling
garb
evasion
acting
stunt
snivel
smokescreen
image
hokum
impression
camouflage
posture
false show
false pretense
false front
false appearance
dumb act
outward appearance
double-dealing
affectation
face
illusion
air
exterior
look
pretext
play-acting
bluff
gloss
ruse
window dressing
false colors
shamming
counterfeit
humbug
impersonation
color
US
screen
trickery
colour
UK
showing
fraud
artificiality
cover-up
role
mien
phoniness
feint
grandiosity
pretending
snobbery
false colours
public image
put-up job
expression
affectedness
attitude
disguisement
coloring
US
bearing
colouring
UK
carriage
demeanour
UK
aspect
delusion
figure
window-dressing
dissemblance
imposture
pretensions
inflation
superciliousness
demeanor
US
performance
lie
likeness
exaggeration
side
covering
a put-on
snootiness
uppishness
claim
a put-up job
name
dress
suggestion
effect
fig leaf
red herring
airs and graces
going Hollywood
smoke screen
showing off
assumed manners
unnatural imitation
putting on airs
presentation
shell
outside
manner
layer
countenance
fantasy
daydreaming
dishonesty
feign
duplicity
excuse
outward display
assumption
an act
stance
mannerism
character
blind
light
manoeuvre
UK
a scene
attitudinizing
falsehood
stratagem
stand
forgery
chaser
ploy
hamming
phoney
UK
phony
US
dissimilation
mummery
bluffing
maneuver
US
personality
identity
part
machination
jive
dissembling
flimflam
hoaxing
personation
revel
masking
dreaming
form
profession
portrayal
outward show
sweet talk
soft soap
burlesque
sell
spoof
fiction
smoke
scheme
approximation
shuck and jive
self
beard
resemblance
fakeness
frontage
arrogance
fancy
imagination
unreality
personage
person
similitude
alikeness
seeming
mood
similarity
affinity
aura
feel
feeling
putting on a front
assuming a front
codology
kidology
swindle
jiving
snow
snow job
persona
public face
assumed role
self-deception
hollow pretense
false pretension
mere show
pomposity
pompousness
conceit
scam
fiddle
sting
set-up
vainglory
showiness
splash
fix
hustle
setup
hypocrisy
showboat
grandioseness
con trick
self-importance
big talk
more ❯
Noun
▲
A witty remark or joke
wisecrack
quip
joke
jest
witticism
gag
crack
pleasantry
funny
sally
josh
boffola
laugh
rib
drollery
jape
giggle
boffo
waggery
boff
nifty
yuck
yuk
pun
retort
epigram
riposte
comeback
dig
jibe
barb
gibe
rejoinder
remark
zinger
clowning
yarn
one-liner
bon mot
witty remark
smart remark
flash of wit
sardonic remark
smart crack
pithy remark
repartee
banter
return
counter
play on words
reply
answer
aphorism
response
retaliation
anecdote
rib-tickler
prank
fun
humor
US
humour
UK
snappy comeback
counterattack
funny remark
clever remark
double entendre
badinage
acknowledgement
UK
raillery
antiphon
acknowledgment
US
lip
respond
equivoque
paronomasia
back talk
jeer
insult
replication
taunt
reaction
funny story
feedback
in-joke
sass
echo
clapback
cutting remark
knee-jerk reaction
spoof
satire
levity
hoax
wit
ruse
amusement
whimsicality
aside
burlesque
Atticism
whimsy
buffoonery
insinuation
slur
slight
lark
comedy
sneer
amusing tale
vibes
parting shot
back answer
hit
apophthegm
witty comment
affront
wile
wordplay
mot
witticisms
play
puns
joking
facetiousness
hoot
entertainment
quirk
shaggy dog story
merriment
offence
UK
squib
quips
offense
US
mockery
good-natured remark
practical joke
witty communication
jokes
nonsense
grap
reciprocation
RSVP
counterblast
pushback
gem
killer
chestnut
absurdity
ridiculousness
blague
take
retroaction
kickback
snappy retort
barbed remark
attack
put down
backchat
account
knee-slapper
thigh-slapper
reprisal
topper
witty poem
nice turn of phrase
witty saying
jeu d'esprit
cooler
amusing anecdote
old chestnut
ha-ha
inside joke
shaggy-dog story
chaff
jesting
joshing
teasing
persiflage
chaffing
give-and-take
crosstalk
ripostes
sallies
kidding
ribbing
witty remarks
witty conversation
bons mots
irony
ridicule
bantering
derision
wittiness
swordplay
asteism
borak
frivolity
ragging
cut and thrust
sport
razzing
lampoonery
kidology
wisecracks
jocularity
quipping
jeering
bants
roasting
gossip
exchange
dissing
chitchat
leg-pulling
small talk
playful jab
patter
sarcasm
pleasant conversation
more ❯
Noun
▲
An extravagant or eccentric piece of music, literature, or drama
extravaganza
spectacle
show
exhibition
pageant
display
presentation
spectacular
performance
festival
circus
gala
burlesque
caricature
divertissement
musical
variety
raree-show
flight of fancy
parade
carnival
exposition
event
fair
demonstration
special
fireworks
fanfare
pageantry
exhibit
representation
expo
celebration
bazaar
showing
trade fair
concert
acrobatics
pyrotechnics
production
ceremony
hippodrome
kermis
revel
demo
observance
occasion
centennial
trade event
fete
procession
showcase
dog and pony show
cavalcade
program
US
panoply
programme
UK
lollapalooza
la-la
showpiece
airing
convention
play
elaborate promotional event
ambitious presentation
retrospective
pomp
scene
tableau
marketplace
county fair
tableau vivant
staging
mounting
viewing
world fair
biennale
arrangement
public display
sight
illustration
revelation
broadcast
televising
trade show
mart
rendition
playing
organizing
US
portrayal
recital
offering
sharing
march
screening
theatrical performance
organising
UK
slide show
show and tell
example
arrayal
manifestation
unfolding
array
spread
public presentation
tattoo
march-past
more ❯
Verb
▲
To mimic, typically humorously
mimic
mock
caricature
imitate
burlesque
satirise
UK
satirize
US
do
impersonate
ape
lampoon
ridicule
spoof
travesty
copy
deride
mime
distort
pervert
exaggerate
misrepresent
roast
disparage
send up
make fun of
take off
poke fun at
laugh at
take the mickey
put on
do an impression of
do a twist on
do a takeoff of
take the piss out of
personate
play
monkey
represent
tease
portray
ditto
enact
emulate
taunt
parrot
mirror
do like
make like
perform
act
simulate
copycat
rag
guy
interpret
rib
josh
fake
go like
affect
pose as
sham
personify
act like
scoff at
jeer at
jibe at
make sport of
poke mullock at
make jokes about
kid
chaff
razz
twit
masquerade as
quiz
characterize
US
dramatize
US
play a part
characterise
UK
dramatise
UK
play act
act out
put on an act
wind up
rag on
make a monkey of
goof on
be sarcastic about
sling off at
feign
assume
echo
pantomime
pretend
pasquinade
jape
scorn
repeat
pass oneself off as
pretend to be
reflect
embody
rally
do an impersonation of
strut
star
emote
rot
smoke
mug
joke
take part
laugh
play gig
play role
tread the boards
play part
sneer at
play the part of
pastiche
hoke
send-up
reproduce
counterfeit
make a monkey out of
play on
make a mockery of
caricaturize
squib
rail
make fun
pillory
flout
chiack
banter
torment
make a fool of
treat contemptuously
treat with contempt
laugh to scorn
follow
playact
pooh-pooh
snicker at
smile at
heap scorn on
snigger at
appear
jibe
act as
model after
do likewise
pattern after
stooge
be one of the cast
ham
make debut
rehearse
be an actor
go over
bring down the house
be on
put it over
be an actress
ham it up
do a turn
go on
follow in footsteps
do an impression
perform as
try to be like
make believe
model
epitomize
US
depict
typify
follow example
epitomise
UK
follow the example of
do a take-off
behave like
take leaf out of book
incarnate
follow suit
jive
amuse
fool
flip
quip
pull someone's chain
gibe
prank
gag
jest
mess around
wisecrack
jeer
pull someone's leg
fun
divert
jolly
entertain
haze
act the part of
take the role of
appear as
profess to be
pass off
purport to be
take the part of
represent oneself as
double as
assume character
act a part
dress as
play a role
heckle
play-act
play to the gallery
needle
pull one's leg
ride
scoff
have on
sneer
bait
insult
scout
goad
flout at
put down
pan
skewer
shuck
hold up to ridicule
shoot down
pick on
disdain
provoke
dis
contemn
sledge
pour scorn on
hassle
harass
bother
yuck
yuk
harry
badger
slight
belittle
knock
diss
slam
dump on
poke borak at
show contempt
offend
affront
pester
outrage
annoy
irritate
aggravate
disrespect
revile
bedevil
denigrate
raz
dismiss
slap
jab
play a practical joke on
swipe at
make a game of
fool around
get at
take a rise out of
discount
hoot
humiliate
dog
lout
play a joke on
joke with
mess with
fool about
laugh out of court
show up
show contempt for
despise
get a rise out of
thumb nose at
hold up to shame
poke the borax
make a joke of
call names
frazzle
wound
pun
sally
have a joke with
play a practical joke
hoax
play a prank
cock a snook at
detract from
do a number on
vilify
detract
censure
tell stories
run down
deflate
cartoon
fleer
expose
unmask
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
rail at
poke borack
make a laughing-stock
raspberry
plague
slur
cut down
worry
dig at
be scornful about
slag off
make light of
bite one's thumb at
fleer at
scout at
boo
discredit
reproach
dig
upbraid
gibe at
twitter
be facetious
yank someone's chain
set up
hector
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nudge
gnaw
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sound
flirt with
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US
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“Cast members pose as correspondents as they
parody
mainstream media's failure to provide robust, independent journalism.”
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To repeat (someone's words or opinions), typically to express agreement
echo
reiterate
recapitulate
repeat
restate
ditto
imitate
mimic
parrot
quote
reaffirm
recap
recite
rehearse
reprise
reproduce
ape
copy
ingeminate
iterate
recall
regurgitate
redouble
reecho
second
re-echo
say again
trot out
repeat back
chant
mime
impersonate
say
copycat
repeat mindlessly
repeat mechanically
reel off
retell
extract
excerpt
paraphrase
derive
take
rebroadcast
misquote
cite
reference
abstract
instance
mention
adduce
rehash
elicit
draw on
choose
cull
plagiarize
US
refer to
plagiarise
UK
allude to
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To give a false or misleading account of the nature of
misrepresent
distort
misstate
falsify
manipulate
pervert
fudge
warp
twist
garble
cook
misinterpret
color
US
slant
bend
misreport
misrelate
bias
disguise
misquote
belie
colour
UK
overstate
embroider
embellish
exaggerate
adulterate
skew
confuse
overdraw
strain
con
lie
angle
mangle
snow
equivocate
miscolor
palter
prevaricate
promote
conceal
cloak
dress
mask
puff
stretch
travesty
quote out of context
put a spin on
take out of context
trump up
phony up
give a false account of
blow smoke
build up
cover up
give a false idea of
pass off
alter
doctor
change
fake
tamper with
rig
fiddle
massage
fix
interfere with
tinker with
juggle
fiddle with
forge
misconstrue
modify
spin
corrupt
contort
transform
amend
muddle
mistranslate
deceive
misrender
mislead
misattribute
meddle with
mess about with
put words in someone's mouth
fabricate
prejudice
counterfeit
influence
magnify
whitewash
varnish
pad
put the wrong slant on
quote incorrectly
cook the books
doctor up
weight
give a false impression of
shape
mold
US
mould
UK
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weigh
patch
slur
jumble
blur
obscure
cook up
mix up
fib
twist around
diddle
finagle
flimflam
overdo
dramatize
US
enhance
twist someone's words
trim
shuffle
rearrange
dissimulate
hyperbolize
debase
vitiate
affect
poison
airbrush
gloss
deacon
revamp
edit
rework
revise
romanticise
UK
dramatise
UK
romanticize
US
subvert
desecrate
cut
alloy
change round
manipulate one's words
fake it
frame up
make alterations to
make changes to
make adjustments to
perform magic
elaborate on
gloss over
touch up
varnish over
give a false picture of
degrade
taint
sway
defile
bastardize
US
contaminate
prepossess
bastardise
UK
demean
abase
deprave
cheapen
debauch
spoil
dilute
profane
convert
foul
pollute
deteriorate
demoralize
US
lessen
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
predispose
prostitute
canker
engineer
weaken
orient
trick
turn
jaundice
impair
demoralise
UK
make partial
present
impact
condition
gerrymander
swindle
arrange
disrupt
undercut
destabilize
US
destabilise
UK
embitter
give a bias to
arrange fraudulently
throw
faze
upset
steer
injure
mar
give a slant to
give a particular slant to
envenom
mock up
make biased
induce
persuade
incline
make partisan
impress
dispose
lace
infect
sully
exert an influence on
have an effect on
metamorphose
putrefy
switch
devalue
disgrace
shame
adapt
mutate
brutalize
US
bestialize
depreciate
transmute
deform
recast
mongrelize
brutalise
UK
make impure
hack
machinate
drag down
morph
exploit
finesse
cheat
circumvent
outmanoeuvre
UK
bilk
dupe
jockey
mastermind
bamboozle
wangle
scam
outmaneuver
US
defraud
find a loophole in
fudge with
exploit a loophole in
snooker
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