Synonyms for parody
ˈpær ə dipar·o·dy

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1. parody

   A caricature is a grotesque exaggeration of striking features or peculiarities, generally of a person; a burlesque treats any subject in an absurd or incongruous manner. A burlesque is written or acted; a caricature is more commonly in sketch or picture. A parody changes the subject, but keeps the style; a travesty keeps the subject, but changes the style; a burlesque does not hold itself to either subject or style; but is content with a general resemblance to what it may imitate. A caricature, parody, or travesty must have an original; a burlesque may be an independent composition. An account of a schoolboys' quarrel after the general manner of Homer's Iliad would be a burlesque; the real story of the Iliad told in newspaper style would be a travesty. An extravaganza is a fantastic composition, musical, dramatic, or narrative. Imitation is serious; mimicry is either intentionally or unintentionally comical.

   Synonyms:
   burlesque, caricature, exaggeration, extravaganza, imitation, mimicry, take-off, travesty

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1. parody

   Synonyms:
   travesty, burlesque

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1. parody, lampoon, spoof, sendup, mockery, takeoff, burlesque, travesty, charade, pasquinade, put-onnoun

   a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way

   Synonyms:
   jeer, fraud, prank, joke, trick, scoff, takeoff, caper, farce comedy, hoax, spoof, put-on, humbug, farce, burlesque, travesty, scoffing, antic, pasquinade, jeering, mockery, sendup, lampoon, dupery, charade, fraudulence

2. parody, mockery, takeoffverb

   humorous or satirical mimicry

   Synonyms:
   mockery, burlesque, sendup, charade, spoof, jeer, lampoon, scoff, pasquinade, jeering, takeoff, scoffing, travesty, put-on

3. parodyverb

   make a spoof of or make fun of

   Synonyms:
   spoof, burlesque

4. spoof, burlesque, parodyverb

   make a parody of

   "The students spoofed the teachers"

   Synonyms:
   spoof, burlesque

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1. • Act
   • Mock

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1. parodynoun

   Synonyms:
   travesty, burlesque, caricature

2. parodyverb

   Synonyms:
   travesty, burlesque, caricature, turn into burlesque

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1. List of paraphrases for "parody":

   travesty, mockery, farce, charade, caricature

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1. Lisa Durden:

   I absolutely LOVE Jesse Eisenberg's parody of the 'bitter boy' movie critic, it was spot on! these lazy movie critics, bastardize movie reviews, because they are wannabe directors, who's dreams fell down the watering hole of failure, due to their lack of tenacity.

2. Russell Schultz:

   It was just a joke. No one hits hard, the five breakfast cereals is a joke that's supposed to emulate getting beat into a gang. You know, it is just a spoof, a parody, but it got taken too far.

3. Adam Schiff:

   I discovered something very significant by mocking the President and that is for a man who loves to mock others, he does not like to be mocked. As it turns out, he's got a pretty thin skin. Who would have thought it ? never mind that I said I wasn't using his words before I said, and I wasn't using his words after I said it, and I said I was making a parody of his words --' It's an outrage ! He mocked the President, that Schiff ! Terrible !'.

4. Julia Reda:

   Algorithms can not distinguish between actual copyright infringements and the perfectly legal re-use of content for purposes such as parody.

5. Facebook Inc -LRB- FB.O -RRB-:

   This policy does not extend to content that is parody or satire, or video that has been edited solely to omit or change the order of words.