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Often used in the same context:
parodies,
satirists,
farces,
pastiches,
allegories,
spoofs,
polemic,
comedies,
lampoon,
hagiographies,
sendup,
absurdism,
tragicomedies,
witticisms,
juvenilia,
novels,
gillray,
depictions,
subversiveness,
caricatures,
conceits,
humourist,
max beerbohm,
humorists,
potboiler,
irreverence,
lowbrow,
cartoonists,
humor,
melodramas,
apercus,
gags,
screenplays,
epigrams,
ford madox ford,
parodists,
moralist,
fatuousness,
evelyn waugh,
portrayals,
fictionalisation,
dilettantism,
allusions,
puns,
escapist,
auteurism,
dramatists,
scatology,
absurdities,
alexander woollcott,
hackwork,
moralizing,
foibles,
writings,
inanities,
oaters,
gallimaufry,
primness,
onanism,
burlesques,
novelists,
treatises,
jeremiad,
prose,
dadaist,
foppery,
opera buffa,
crudities,
hypocrisies,
novelette,
farceur,
shavian,
operettas,
zingers,
intertextuality,
dramas,
pomo,
coinages,
tom lehrer,
jokes,
political incorrectness,
kitsch,
stageplay,
agitprop,
sitcoms,
mockeries,
playlet,
historicism,
slapstick,
honore daumier,
shtik,
rhetoricians,
cusswords,
dogmatist,
highbrow,
anecdotage,
erich maria remarque,
chronicler,
films,
grotesqueness,
dramatizations,
musings,
satire,
satirist,
plays,
lyrics,
romances,
sermons,
cartoons,
compositions,
poems,
essayists,
lampoons,
prologues
Appears in the definition of:
francisco de goya,
francisco goya,
francisco jose de goya,
francisco jose de goya y lucientes,
goya,
goya y lucientes
Also try:
— Adjectives for satires:
political,
social,
early,
menippean,
several,
bitter,
later,
comical,
best,
earlier,
biting,
more...
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