parodising
Comically exaggerating something
Parodising is the British spelling of parodizing—imitating something in an exaggerated way for comic effect or criticism.
To parodise is to create a parody: The sketch was parodising action movie tropes.
The American spelling uses -izing.
Harsh public mockery
- send-upMocking imitation of something
- takeoffDeparture or parody
- satireMockery exposing vice
- mockeryScornful ridicule or travesty
ridicule · irony · sarcasm · derision · sardonic · caricature · burlesque · travesty
Scornful imitation or fake
- ridiculeContemptuous mocking treatment
- tauntInsulting provocation
- scoffMock with disdain
- jeerVocal expression of scorn
sneer · gibe · disdain · contempt · belittle · disparage · denigrate · tease
Absurd, laughable situation
- slapstickExaggerated physical humor
- humorAmusing quality
- burlesqueExaggerated mockery or risqué variety
- sketchHasty informal drawing
gag · shtick · buffoonery · clowning · jest · jape · roast · rib
One who copies others
- impersonateAssume another's identity
- imitationCopy of the original
- mimicryAdaptive resemblance to another
- impersonationPretending to be another
ape · caricature · exaggeration · distortion · overstate · embellish · amplify · magnify
lampoon
Harsh public mockery
mockery · ridicule · irony · sarcasm · derision · sardonic · caricature · burlesque · travesty · pastiche
mock
Scornful imitation or fake
jeer · sneer · gibe · disdain · contempt · belittle · disparage · denigrate · tease · pillory
farce
Absurd, laughable situation
- slapstickExaggerated physical humor
- humorAmusing quality
- burlesqueExaggerated mockery or risqué variety
sketch · gag · shtick · buffoonery · clowning · jest · jape · roast · rib · wisecrack
mimic
One who copies others
- impersonateAssume another's identity
- imitationCopy of the original
- mimicryAdaptive resemblance to another
impersonation · ape · caricature · exaggeration · distortion · overstate · embellish · amplify · magnify · cartoonish
parodisinghonouring
Showing deep respect
paying tribute · venerating · celebrating · revering · emulating
parodisinginnovating
Creating original methods
originating · inventing · pioneering · composing · authoring
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