satirist

So Portnoy—or so it seemed—was the satirist par excellence, particularly of the American Jewish comedy.

Their mode of procedure is shown at a butcher's stall, according to the satirist's view of their patriotic exertions.

But without an appeal to conscience the satirist has no locus standi.

The mantle of the satirist preacher which had fallen from Horace found no worthy claimant for nearly half a century.

But it was above all as a satirist that Mackay excelled during his lifetime.

His gifts as a satirist were already known, and he was warmly received by the king, whom he followed to Newark.