parodist
[ par-uh-dist ]
noun
a writer of parodies, especially of a literary subject, work, or style.
Origin of parodist
1Other words from parodist
- self-par·o·dist, noun
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How to use parodist in a sentence
Beginning, then, with the Italian school, we note that Donizetti has been particularly favoured by the parodists.
A Book of Burlesque | Willam Davenport AdamsThough some of these are classed among the minor poets, they are all major parodists and approach their work armed at all points.
A Parody Anthology | Carolyn WellsNursery Rhymes seem to find favor with the parodists as themes to work upon.
A Parody Anthology | Carolyn WellsIt is easy to understand how Swinburne with his facile fancy and wonderful command of words could be among the best parodists.
A Parody Anthology | Carolyn WellsMr. Seaman is one of the most brilliant of modern parodists and his parodies, though long, are perfect in all respects.
A Parody Anthology | Carolyn Wells
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