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parodic Definition


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parody
noun parodies
    1. A comic or satirical imitation of a work, or the style, of a particular writer, composer, etc.
      Thesaurus: burlesque, satire, caricature, spoof, lampoon, send-up (slang), take-off (slang), mimicry.
    2. A poor attempt at something; a mockery or travesty.
verb
    parodies, parodied, parodying
    1. To ridicule something through parody; to mimic satirically.
Derivative: parodic
adj
    Derivative: parodist
    noun
      The author of a parody.
    Etymology: 16c: from Greek paroidia, from para beside + oide song.



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