lampoon

These were choice morsels from the lampoon of the notary Danckaerts.

Pope and Johnson alike lent their pens to lampoon the minister.

A lampoon in such an edition and given away by a newsman who knew him!

You lie in your throat; there is no one dares make a lampoon about Arne of Guldvik.

When expletives occur they are generally in the spirit of derision and lampoon.

We obtain the exact salary more or less correctly from a lampoon.

His crime was a lampoon of two lines affixed to the college door.

As a lampoon, Don Quixote could hardly have endured to this day.

You mention my 'Satire,' lampoon, or whatever you or others please to call it.

The Thesmophoriazousae, staged in 411, is a lampoon on Euripides.