a picture, description, imitation, of a person's voice, behaviour etc stressing certain features in order to amuse or ridicule

exaggerated description in writing, drawing

(an example of) a form of drama dealing with everyday life in a humorous way and with a happy ending

funny entertainment

to put (a story, novel etc) into the form of a drama; to respond to (a problem) in an exaggerated way, especially to cause excitement

make a performance of

(the style of) a play using exaggerated and ridiculous situations to make people laugh

nonsense, satire

to (try to) copy the behaviour, appearance, sound, actions etc of (a person, animal, thing)

pretend to be; do an impression of

of, using, expressing, irony

sarcastic

the act of expressing one's true opinion or intention by saying the opposite of one's thoughts in order to make one's remarks forceful, especially by praising and not blaming

sarcasm

something said or done to cause amusement

fun, quip

a piece of writing attacking and ridiculing a person

parody, satire

ridiculous

absurd, ridiculous

the act of mocking; a very bad example

joke, parody

(a piece of) writing intended to amuse by imitating the style of writing used by somebody else; a poor example

imitation, spoof

a theatrical entertainment with dances, songs and jokes

acting, depiction

the act, state, of being made fun of; unkind joking

contemptuous laughter at someone or something

words or expressions intended to mean the opposite, used to hurt a person's feelings

mocking remark

(a piece of) amusing writing intended to make a person or idea etc appear foolish or absurd

ridicule intended to expose truth

to cause a person, tradition, accent etc to appear ridiculous

parody, satire

to show one's dislike by using a wrinkled nose and an insincere smile (and perhaps despising words)

mock, condemn

(to make) a short, unpleasant laugh (especially rude or to show lack of respect)

sneer

(to produce) an amusing and exaggerated or deceptive account

trick, mockery

a copy of description (of something) that is a very poor example of or much worse that the real thing

spoof, ridicule

not complimentary

sarcastic

intelligence; understanding; quickness of mind; a clever and humorous expression of ideas; liveliness of spirit

humor