parody
//ˈpærədi//
Noun
parodySingular
parodiesPlural
1
A humorous or satirical imitation of a serious piece of literature, music, art, or other work, exaggerating its style for comic effect.
The comedian performed a brilliant parody of the famous opera.
2
A feeble or ridiculous imitation; a travesty.
The trial was a parody of justice.
Synonym
Verb
parodyInfinitive
parodyPresent tense
parodiedPast tense
parodiedPast participle
parodyingPresent participle
parodiesThird-person singular
1
To produce a humorous imitation of a work, style, or person.
The comedian parodied the famous politician's speech.
2
To mimic in a mocking or exaggerated way.
The comedian parodied the politician's speech perfectly.