parody
noun, plural par·o·dies.
verb (used with object), par·o·died, par·o·dy·ing.
Origin of parody
Synonym study
Related Words for parodied
exaggerate, ridicule, lampoon, mimic, satirize, disparage, mock, caricature, jest, joke, jeer, roast, distort, burlesque, impersonate, deride, travesty, mime, copy, apeExamples from the Web for parodied
Contemporary Examples of parodied
[Laughs] Were you ever confronted by any of the people you parodied on Entourage?
Adrian Grenier Talks the Economy, the ‘Entourage’ Movie, and the HBO Series’ Alleged ‘Misogyny’Marlow Stern
October 28, 2014
That was the insanity, precisely, that “Strangelove” parodied, and nobody wants that world to come back.
Obama’s Nuclear Summit Aimed to Stop Terrorists. Now Putin’s the Issue.Christopher Dickey, Jamie Dettmer, Nadette De Visser
March 25, 2014
Now, pals James Franco and Seth Rogen have parodied the video.
Watch James Franco and Seth Rogen’s Hilarious Parody of Kanye West’s Music Video For 'Bound 2'Marlow Stern
November 25, 2013
[T]hese are morally serious objections that ought not be parodied or dismissed without consideration.
Due to the air of mystery about him, he also was one of the most parodied dictators ever.
Historical Examples of parodied
He was asked if he could name the author whose work was parodied.
The story is not translated; it is not imitated; it is not parodied.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2George Saintsbury
In this extraordinary composition, even the pater-noster is parodied.
A History of Caricature and GrotesqueThomas Wright
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam is often parodied, but rarely worthily.
A Parody AnthologyCarolyn Wells
It proved to be Patsie, and her contribution was a collection of parodied proverbs.
The Head Girl at the GablesAngela Brazil