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Noun
A humorous imitation of something, typically a film or a particular genre of film, in which its characteristic features are exaggerated for comic effect
A trick played on someone as a joke
An instance of the use of dishonest methods to acquire something of value
Treachery
A false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so
An artistic work consisting of a medley of pieces imitating various sources
The amusing quality or element in something
Something done or said to amuse people
Verb
To cause to believe what is untrue
To gently satirize
Spear-phish
To make fun of in a good-natured way
Eject semen
Adjective
Of, pertaining to, or connected with satire
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Noun
▲
A humorous imitation of something, typically a film or a particular genre of film, in which its characteristic features are exaggerated for comic effect
parody
burlesque
send-up
caricature
takeoff
skit
take-off
travesty
mockery
pastiche
put-on
rib
satire
imitation
lampoon
pasquinade
pasticcio
bluff
cheat
deceit
deception
fake
flim-flam
imposture
jest
phoney
UK
phony
US
prank
quip
sell
sendup
sham
trickery
wisecrack
bon mot
pappyshow
apology
copy
derision
insult
irony
mime
mimicry
mock-heroic
play-on
raillery
ridicule
roast
pale imitation
distortion
burly
cabaret
extravaganza
farce
lampoonery
mock
revue
spectacular
strip
vaudeville
floor show
peep show
variety show
piece
turn
act
item
number
routine
sketch
comedy sketch
performance
play
squib
banter
causticity
chaffing
invective
persiflage
wit
witticism
cartoon
comedy
impersonation
impression
mocking
simulation
mickey-take
joke
distorted drawing
exaggerated drawing
falsification
libel
misrepresentation
false impression
perversion
charade
corruption
pantomime
exaggeration
poor imitation
poor substitute
pretence
UK
pretense
US
apology for
excuse for
excuse
letdown
laughing stock
personation
masquerade
sarcasm
imitating
copying
apery
aping
mimicking
camouflage
mimesis
mimetism
posture
pasquil
takedown
drawing
picture
representation
comic strip
funny drawing
political cartoon
strip cartoon
more ❯
“It is a classic comedy
spoof
on the disaster films of the 1970s.”
Noun
▲
A trick played on someone as a joke
joke
trick
game
hoax
bluff
deception
leg-pull
canard
con
dido
prank
quiz
stunt
antic
caper
gag
frolic
jape
number
tomfoolery
cantrip
capriccio
cod
escapade
exploit
jest
knavery
roguery
cutup
goak
monkeyshines
rag
waggery
accomplishment
catch
gambol
lark
monkeyshine
shavie
shines
sport
put-on
practical joke
funny business
fraud
ruse
swindle
imposture
cheat
humbug
confidence trick
fastie
scam
confidence game
con game
con trick
fast one
put-up job
skylarking
caprice
fancy
fooling
freak
gambade
gambado
horseplay
hotfoot
levity
lightness
mischievous act
play
prat
rib
rig
rollick
roughhouse
roughhousing
rowdiness
shenanigans
shine
whim
wind-up
piece of mischief
high jinks
shenanigan
buffoonery
clownery
clowning
foolery
hijinks
monkeying
slapstick
horsing around
monkey business
more ❯
“Word got out that the whole thing had been a
spoof
.”
Noun
▲
An instance of the use of dishonest methods to acquire something of value
victimisation
UK
victimization
US
cheat
deception
artifice
baloney
bunco
chicanery
con
deceit
dodge
double-dealing
fake
fix
flimflam
frame
fraud
gyp
hoax
humbug
hustle
imposture
jazz
jive
plant
put-on
racket
rip-off
scam
sell
sham
sting
stunt
swindle
trickery
whitewash
wrong
bamboozlement
bill of goods
con game
cover up
cozening
dirty pool
dirty trick
fast one
fast shuffle
hanky-panky
hoaxing
run around
shady deal
shell game
snow job
trick
ruse
fiddle
stratagem
subterfuge
wile
bunko
craft
diddle
kite
leg-pull
prank
swizzle
boondoggle
canard
chicane
fastie
grift
joke
rort
stratagems
con trick
practical joke
misrepresentation
pretence
UK
cheating
duping
blind
charlatanry
fraudulence
quackery
swindling
codology
copy
counterfeit
fabrication
faking
feint
forgery
gambit
hocus-pocus
illusion
imitation
impersonation
imposition
kidology
make-believe
manoeuvre
UK
maneuver
US
masquerade
phoney
UK
phony
US
ploy
pretense
US
pretension
sleight
wheeze
Trojan horse
hypocrisy
insincerity
bluff
cant
dishonesty
falseness
posturing
sanctimoniousness
deceptiveness
falsity
empty talk
hypocritical behaviour
hypocritical talk
phoneyness
Tartufferie
lies
propaganda
contrivance
device
scheme
game
machination
set-up
lurk
shift
confidence trick
fetch
flanker
rig
schlenter
sellout
crocodile tears
dirty work
soft soap
sweet talk
smoke and mirrors
act
impostor
pretender
fiction
charlatan
faker
fakir
feigning
hoaxer
imposter
lie
mountebank
play-acting
quack
quacksalver
ringer
simulation
dissembling
pseud
burlesque
charade
cover-up
facade
fakery
hypocriticalness
mock
pharisaism
phoniness
pretend
pretext
pseudo
smoke
a put-up job
false front
putting on an act
wolf in sheep's clothing
reproduction
dummy
mock-up
likeness
lookalike
dupe
knock-off
pinchbeck
pirate
four-flusher
junque
replica
gold brick
more ❯
Noun
▲
Treachery
treachery
betrayal
disloyalty
faithlessness
infidelity
perfidy
treason
unfaithfulness
double-dealing
duplicity
falseness
perfidiousness
two-timing
backstabbing
back-stabbing
business
deceit
deceitfulness
deception
double-cross
false-heartedness
falsity
sellout
untrustworthiness
bad faith
bunco
corruption
disaffection
dishonesty
dodge
fake
flimflam
grift
gyp
put-on
racket
recreancy
scam
sedition
treacherousness
whitewash
breach of trust
double cross
stab in the back
dirty dealing
dirty pool
dirty trick
dirty work
fast shuffle
Punic faith
shell game
skin game
sweet talk
inconstancy
lying
scepticism
UK
skepticism
US
Noun
▲
A false or misleading report or story, especially if deliberately so
canard
story
tale
whisper
exaggeration
fabrication
fib
hoax
rumour
UK
rumor
US
swindle
Noun
▲
An artistic work consisting of a medley of pieces imitating various sources
pastiche
medley
miscellany
assortment
blend
mixture
patchwork
farrago
gallimaufry
hodgepodge
hotchpotch
motley
collection
hash
jumble
melange
mishmash
mixed bag
olio
ragbag
composite
compound
conglomeration
mix
mosaic
pot-pourri
salmagundi
agglomerate
agglomeration
botch
clutter
collage
gumbo
jambalaya
jungle
litter
mash-up
mélange
menagerie
miscellanea
montage
muddle
omnium-gatherum
potpourri
ragout
rummage
salad
scramble
shuffle
smorgasbord
stew
tumble
variety
welter
motley collection
olla podrida
alphabet soup
compilation
copy
crazy quilt
grab bag
lampoon
mishmosh
paste-up
patchwork quilt
reappropriation
reproduction
satire
synthesis
takeoff
omnium gatherum
Noun
▲
The amusing quality or element in something
humour
UK
humor
US
comedy
comic
comicality
drollery
drollness
farce
funniness
hilariousness
humorousness
richness
slapstick
uproariousness
absurdity
amusement
badinage
banter
buffoonery
clowning
comicalness
facetiousness
flippancy
fun
gag
gaiety
happiness
hilarity
jest
jesting
jocoseness
jocosity
jocularity
joke
joking
joyfulness
kidding
levity
lightness
playfulness
pleasantry
raillery
satire
sparkle
tomfoolery
wisecrack
wit
witticism
wittiness
black humor
high spirits
sense of fun
sense of humor
the funny side
Noun
▲
Something done or said to amuse people
jest
joke
crack
gag
quip
sally
wisecrack
witticism
josh
play
sport
banter
funny
one-liner
pleasantry
fun
jape
boff
boffo
boffola
butt
derision
drollery
game
giggle
hoax
laugh
laughingstock
mark
mock
mockery
nifty
prank
pun
rib
target
waggery
yuck
yuk
comeback
repartee
bon mot
canard
clown
funny remark
jive
jolly
rib-tickler
ridicule
play on words
aphorism
counterattack
epigram
retort
riposte
badinage
gibe
witty remark
insult
jeer
jibe
offence
UK
offense
US
satire
clever remark
witty communication
more ❯
Verb
▲
To cause to believe what is untrue
bluff
deceive
fool
hoax
trick
bamboozle
beguile
buffalo
burn
catch
con
cozen
delude
dupe
gaff
gammon
gull
have
hoodwink
hornswoggle
humbug
juggle
misguide
misinform
mislead
snooker
snow
sucker
fake out
have on
string along
suck in
take in
pull somebody's leg
cheat
defraud
swindle
double-cross
outwit
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
rook
trap
bilk
diddle
entrap
flimflam
kid
stiff
sting
chicane
goldbrick
gyp
shaft
illude
scam
screw
sell
disinform
do
fake
jive
throw
victimise
UK
victimize
US
catch out
double deal
pull wool over
put one over on
take for a ride
have someone on
play for a fool
pull a swifty on
set up
hocus-pocus
pull a fast one on
rip off
take someone in
lead up the garden path
pull the wool over someone's eyes
give someone a bum steer
skin
fleece
thwart
stitch up
stump
do the dirty on
misdirect
lead astray
bait
betray
bunk
distort
enmesh
ensnare
entangle
entice
fabricate
fudge
hose
inveigle
lie
lie to
lure
misrepresent
overreach
pervert
seduce
tempt
lead on
pull one's leg
put on
rope in
do a number on
throw off the scent
give the wrong impression
give wrong information to
pull wool over eyes
put on the wrong track
lead one down the garden path
pull the wool over one's eyes
send on a wild goose chase
take someone for a ride
fiddle
finagle
befool
swizzle
bunco
euchre
mulct
sharp
get the better of
sell a pup
beat out of
make a sucker of
sell a pup to
take advantage of
take to the cleaners
pull a fast one
pull the wool over somebody's eyes
doublespeak
double-talk
misstate
mousetrap
prevaricate
propagandise
UK
propagandize
US
signify
cover up
wrong steer
bait and switch
put on an act
put on false front
put up smoke screen
impose on
caboodle
outfox
play trick on
lead up garden path
circumvent
dash
foil
frustrate
hinder
obstruct
stop
stymie
put paid to
beat
clip
cuckold
disappoint
falsify
gouge
hook
lead someone on
rob
cross up
impose upon
play away
step out
take for
play joke on
pull fast one
take for ride
take to cleaners
attract
charm
enchant
entrance
bewitch
blind
captivate
dazzle
hypnotise
UK
hypnotize
US
mesmerise
UK
mesmerize
US
spellbind
woo
win over
soft-soap
sweet-talk
allure
decoy
solicit
butter up
chisel
exploit
finesse
jockey
manipulate
play
shave
stick
take
play for a sucker
bleed
chouse
hustle
nobble
pluck
ream
short
shortchange
skunk
squeeze
thimblerig
do in
shake down
wind up
frame
murphy
play a jest on
play a joke on
play a prank on
play a practical joke on
play games with
lead someone up the garden path
run a game on
make a fool of
alter
doctor
fix
change
disguise
massage
modify
rig
manoeuvre
UK
change round
conjure
maneuver
US
prestidigitate
rearrange
shuffle
tamper with
trim
cook the books
perform magic
four-flush
lead down the garden path
coquet
dally
flirt
toy
trifle
wanton
give the runaround
send on a wild-goose chase
pull in
joke
tease
use
baffle
dust
jerk around
pull something
impose
fox
juke
play-act
play a trick on
pretend
feign
sham
blag
shuck
pass off
psych out
stage
forge
counterfeit
reproduce
replicate
copy
pirate
mock up
fiddle with
tinker with
outsmart
flam
more ❯
“The newspaper was
spoofed
by a supposedly plausible claim of a UFO encounter.”
Verb
▲
To gently satirize
parody
burlesque
caricature
do
imitate
mimic
mock
send up
travesty
pastiche
take off
satirise
UK
satirize
US
make fun of
take the piss out of
impersonate
ape
personate
affect
copy
monkey
assume
borrow
carbon
counterfeit
ditto
falsify
feign
forge
masquerade as
parallel
pose as
pretend
reflect
repeat
sham
Xerox
make like
act like
do an impression of
do like
do likewise
model after
pass oneself off as
pattern after
put on
do an impression
follow in footsteps
play a part
pretend to be
try to be like
lampoon
deride
disparage
distort
exaggerate
jeer
jest
joke
mime
misrepresent
pervert
ridicule
roast
sheikh
UK
sheik
US
twist
laugh at
take the mickey
poke fun at
do a takeoff of
play on
make a mockery of
make a monkey out of
copycat
emulate
act
enact
fake
pantomime
parrot
perform
play
represent
do an impersonation of
go like
make believe
guy
hoke
mirror
simulate
interpret
portray
send-up
criticise
UK
criticize
US
pillory
censure
banter
caricaturize
cartoon
diss
haze
humiliate
jape
jive
josh
kid
needle
pan
pasquinade
raz
rib
ride
squib
hold up to ridicule
pull one's leg
make a fool of
take the mickey out of
embody
playact
profess to be
purport to be
represent oneself as
assume character
double as
dress as
pass off
act a part
act out
pass yourself off as
play a role
put on an act
take the part of
take someone off
more ❯
“Mick O'Shea uses toy trains to
spoof
the art world.”
Verb
▲
Spear-phish
hack
exploit
manipulate
access
attack
bluejack
hijack
pharm
bluesnarf
phish
phreak
spear-phish
Verb
▲
To make fun of in a good-natured way
tease
bait
mock
rib
chaff
rag
ridicule
taunt
goad
guy
josh
needle
razz
deride
satirise
UK
satirize
US
worry
annoy
bother
laugh at
plague
provoke
rally
wind up
aggravate
badger
pester
pick on
poke fun at
ride
send up
torment
twit
vex
bedevil
be sarcastic about
chiack
fun
hassle
haze
heckle
jeer at
jibe at
jive
joke
kid
make fun of
make jokes about
roast
rot
scoff at
shuck
slang
sledge
gibe
goof on
have on
put on
quiz
rag on
smoke
tantalise
UK
tantalize
US
titillate
arouse
banter
beleaguer
devil
disturb
dog
encourage
excite
gnaw
harass
harry
hector
importune
irritate
laugh
manipulate
nudge
slam
snap
sound
flirt with
flout at
make a monkey of
make sport of
poke borak at
poke mullock at
sling off at
be at
mess around
pull someone's leg
put down
swipe at
lead on
lead somebody on
pull somebody's leg
give a hard time
take the mickey out of
take the piss out of
jape
jest
fool
gag
jolly
quip
wisecrack
yuck
yuk
set up
beguile
deceive
delude
dupe
hoax
hoodwink
trick
bamboozle
con
cozen
gull
flimflam
mislead
take in
yank somebody's chain
jeer
scoff
sneer
flout
fool about
fool around
gird
play a prank
play a practical joke
make a monkey out of
frolic
mess
gambol
clown
play
play a joke
pretend
pun
revel
sport
have someone on
mess someone about
mess someone around
rot someone
shuck someone
wind someone up
horse around
kid around
make merry
mess about
play a trick
play tricks
poke fun
put someone on
play the clown
pull one's leg
make a monkey out of someone
play the fool
more ❯
Verb
▲
Eject semen
ejaculate
climax
come
orgasm
cream
flood
pop
sprog
spurt
squirt
emit semen
shoot off
bust a nut
have an orgasm
Adjective
▲
Of, pertaining to, or connected with satire
satirical
biting
caustic
cutting
cynical
ironical
mocking
mordant
pungent
sarcastic
sardonic
taunting
derisive
mordacious
Rabelaisian
scornful
trenchant
acerbic
bitter
burlesque
critical
incisive
ironic
irreverent
keen
pointed
ridiculing
satiric
sharp
stinging
vitriolic
abusive
bantering
censorious
chaffing
disparaging
disrespectful
farcical
Hudibrastic
humorous
lampooning
paradoxical
parodying
spoofing
tongue-in-cheek
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