“In this, Jane Austen's last completed work, satire and ridicule take a milder form, and the tone is more grave and tender.”

“The story provides a self-commentary on the ridiculousness of sports fanaticism.”

“The complete chaos of the situation becomes funny because of its ridiculousness.”

“I will think of her laughing at the ridiculousness of what we're both doing.”

“The hilarity of that comedy show was off the charts, thanks to the absurdity and ridiculosity of the performers' antics.”

“Quickly picking up on this, I observed that my full name was Albatross Heckler, obviously a synonym for an iconoclast or a ridiculer of sacred cows.”

“A snapping turtle of a human being, a ridiculer, a fortress builder, with his Land Rover, his fancy skis, his JDate profile, his condo in McLean.”

“At least he is bolder than Picasso, the ridiculer of Pollock.”