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Often used in the same context:
parody,
satire,
skit,
sendup,
campy,
joke,
cheesy,
comedy,
lampoon,
pranksters,
gags,
impersonator,
pastiche,
slapstick,
chucklesome,
schtick,
shtick,
funnyman,
jape,
cartoon,
impersonations,
spoofer,
humerous,
prank,
queer duck,
zany,
porno,
punchline,
comedian,
faux,
hoax,
fake,
humor,
farce,
parodist,
hokey,
poke fun,
corny,
caricature,
winkingly,
hilarity,
goofball,
lowbrow,
skin flick,
ripoff,
pythonesque,
cameo,
movie,
lookalikes,
merkin,
hacky,
buffoon,
sitcom,
ditty,
phoney,
jokesters,
snarky,
shtik,
flim,
kitschy,
quips,
lookalike,
riff,
silliness,
mockable,
stunt,
bullshot,
hijinks,
sneery,
advert,
laugh track,
robin williams,
catchphrase,
edtv,
tragi,
potboiler,
whackiest,
bizarro,
caper,
non sequitur,
monologue,
quippy,
dopey,
shlock,
lamebrain,
truthy,
hackwork,
high jinks,
sketch,
yuks,
phony,
imitation,
bawdiest,
puns,
grand guignol,
esque,
clown,
montage,
racy,
rupaul,
madcap,
risque,
burlesque,
parodies,
skits,
badinage,
burlesques,
extravaganza,
pantomime,
satires,
extravaganzas,
farces,
hoaxes
More specific:
travesty
Appears in the definition of:
parody
More general:
act,
caricature,
imitation,
impersonation,
mock,
play,
represent
Synonyms:
burlesque,
charade,
lampoon,
mockery,
parody,
pasquinade,
sendup,
takeoff,
travesty
Also try:
— Adjectives for spoof:
hilarious,
delightful,
musical,
western,
elaborate,
clever,
gentle,
amusing,
funny,
humorous,
brilliant,
more...
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