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Often used in the same context:
parody,
comedy,
sendup,
satirist,
humor,
spoof,
absurdism,
lampoon,
irreverence,
allegory,
polemic,
slapstick,
tragicomedy,
melodrama,
agitprop,
subversiveness,
dramedy,
gags,
lowbrow,
parodist,
farces,
political incorrectness,
shtik,
pastiche,
potboiler,
misanthropy,
silliness,
absurdities,
campy,
hilarity,
snark,
mordant,
subtext,
fable,
pathos,
buffoonery,
sitcom,
hackwork,
grand guignol,
didacticism,
shtick,
kitsch,
wit,
hyperrealism,
jeremiad,
humorists,
fatuousness,
tastelessness,
moralizing,
caricature,
crudeness,
whimsy,
depiction,
postmodern,
outrageousness,
witticisms,
scatology,
inanity,
fantasia,
topicality,
humourist,
fictionalisation,
shavian,
fictionalization,
david mamet,
salaciousness,
jokes,
banality,
primness,
comedians,
titillation,
irony,
highbrow,
politically incorrect,
metafiction,
drama,
knowingness,
hypocrisies,
sarcasm,
yuks,
zingers,
surrealism,
playlet,
misanthrope,
zaniness,
jean giraudoux,
film noir,
pompousness,
sensibility,
screwball,
middlebrow,
hagiography,
puerility,
ironist,
crudity,
vulgarian,
quippy,
auteurism,
conceits,
monologue,
nihilism,
smarminess,
satires,
burlesque,
pantomime,
epigram,
invective,
satirists,
verse,
burlesques,
epigrams,
parodies,
skit,
comedies,
lyricist,
retelling
Appears in the definition of:
bite,
edged,
farce,
farce comedy,
finespun,
intellectual,
kurt vonnegut,
lampoon,
pangloss,
panglossian,
pungent,
read,
satirise,
satirize,
travesty,
vonnegut
More general:
humor,
humour,
wit,
witticism,
wittiness
Synonyms:
caustic remark,
irony,
sarcasm
Also try:
— Adjectives for satire:
political,
social,
bitter,
personal,
menippean,
biting,
keen,
literary,
roman,
gentle,
third,
more...
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