PARODY

PARODY


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: parody
Phonetic: /ˈpæɹədi/
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A work or performance that imitates another work or performance with ridicule or irony.
A popular maxim, adage, or proverb.
To make a parody of something. Example: The comedy movie parodied the entire Western genre.


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Monty Python skit
SNL skit
Saturday Night Live fare
Saturday Night Live skit
Burlesque
Humorous literary form
Lampoon
Mad magazine content
Mad magazine offering
Mad specialty
Make fun of
Many a Firesign Theatre skit
Mimics forte
Mimicking literary work
Monty Python piece
Satirical piece
Send up
Spoof
Takeoff
Travesty
Typical Mad piece
Viral video
Weird Als Amish Paradise
Yankovic genre
Satirical imitation.
A poor imitation.
Poor imitation.
One type of comedy.
Caricature
Burlesque imitation
Literary caricature
Mimic's forte.
Austin Powers, vis-à-vis James Bond
Spinal Tap vis-à-vis 1980s rock bands
Satirical work, like Bored of the Rings
Skit
Satire - burlesque
Burlesque in a bar in the outskirts of Paisley
Take off staff's wages as extraneous
Imitation stick spearing foot
Satirise staff absorbed by wages
Take off staff with salary protection
Stick in money for imitation
Party lifted for time in party skit
Extract the P
Staff cutting wages, farce
Staff taken in by salary — it's a travesty
Send-up
Remuneration restricts staff — it's a travesty
Category for Eurovision Song Contest: the Story of Fire Saga
Spy Hard, e.g.
Secondhand
Tickled American doctor having internal operation
Humorous imitation
Take off and settle round pole
Poke fun at staff without wages? On the contrary
Take off staff affected by pay squeeze
Scary Movie, e.g.
Imitative play every other playroom day
Staff must split wages? Thats a mockery
Even? Odd? Not even close to equality? That’s a travesty
Poor imitation of wages that will secure staff




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