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lampoon

noun as in parody, satire

verb as in ridicule, make fun of

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Kirk took the ribbing in stride, calling it a “badge of honor” to be lampooned by the long-running cartoon.

From Salon

No topic was off-limits, and no president was beyond lampoon.

From Salon

Here, Lanthimos lampoons hypocritical executives and well-meaning radicals, surveying the damage that can be done by both parties when they intersect in his typically stylistic manner.

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The show’s last episode, “Sermon on the Mount,” mercilessly lampooned the president’s manhood and penchant for vengeance-driven lawsuits.

“South Park” loves to lampoon politicians and celebrities, but it reserves a special zest for lampooning the easily manipulated machinery that props up government and politics.

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