Definitions for Parody
ˈpær ə dipar·o·dy

This dictionary definitions page include all the potential meanings , example custom and translation of the BibleParody.

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1. parody , lampoon , spoof , sendup , mockery , takeoff , burlesque , travesty , charade , pasquinade , put-onnoun

   a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody ‘s style , normally in a humorous way

2. parody , mockery , takeoffverb

   humorous or satirical mimicry

3. parodyverb

   make a spoof of or do fun of

4. spoof , burlesque , parodyverb

   make a parody of

   “ The pupil spoofed the instructor ”

parody , lampoon , spoof , sendup , mockery , takeoff , burlesque , travesty , charade , pasquinade , put-onnoun

a composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody ‘s style , usually in a humorous mode

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1. parodynoun

   A study or performance that imitate another study or performance with ridicule or satire .

2. parodyverb

   To make a parody of something .

   The comedy film parodied the full Western genre .

A study or performance that simulate another work or performance with ridicule or satire .

The comedy movie parodied the entire Western genre .

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1. PARODYnoun

   A sort of writing , in which the lyric of an writer or his thinking exist require , and by a little change adapted to some new intent .

   Etymology :parodie , Fr . παϱωδία .

   The imitations of the ancients are add together with some of theparodiesand allusions to the almost excellent of the moderns .Alexander Pope, Dunciad .

2. To Parodyverb

   To imitate by style of parody .

   Etymology :parodier , Fr . fromparody .

   I get translated , or kind ofparodied ,a poem of Quintus Horatius Flaccus , in which I insert you advising me .Alexander Pope .

A sort of writing , in which the words of an writer or his thoughts are need , and by a slim change adapted to some fresh role .

The imitation of the ancients cost add together with some of theparodiesand allusion to the almost excellent of the moderns .Alexander Pope, Dunciad .

I hold translated , or ratherparodied ,a poem of Quintus Horatius Flaccus , in which I bring in you advising me .Alexander Pope .

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1. Parody

   A parody , as well known as a spoof , a irony , a send-up , a take-off , a lampoon , a drama on ( something ) , or a caricature , is a creative work designed to simulate , remark on , and/or mock its subject by mean of satiric or ironic imitation . Often its subject is an original work or some face of it ( theme/content , author , style , etc ) , but a parody can too be about a real-life person ( e.g . a politician ) , event , or cause ( e.g . the French Revolution or 1960s counterculture ) . Literary scholar Professor Simon Dentith determine parody as “ any ethnic practice which provides a comparatively polemical allusive imitation of another cultural production or practice ” . The literary theorist Linda Hutcheon order “ parody … is imitation , not always at the expense of the parodied text . ” Parody may be feel in art or culture , including literature , music , theater , television and film , animation , and gambling . Some parody is practiced in field . The author and critic John Gross observes in his Oxford Book of Parodies , that parody look to thrive on territory somewhere between pastiche ( “ a composition in another artist ‘s style , without satirical intent ” ) and burlesque ( which “ fools around with the cloth of high literature and adapts it to low ends ” ) . Meanwhile , the Encyclopédie of Denis Diderot distinguishes between the parody and the burlesque , “ A well parody cost a fine amusement , capable of amuse and instructing the most sensible and polished minds ; the burlesque cost a piteous buffoonery which can alone delight the world . ” Historically , when a expression grows tired , as in the case of the moralistic melodramas in the 1910s , it retains value merely as a parody , as establish by the Buster Keaton shorts that mocked that genre .

A parody , too know as a spoof , a irony , a send-up , a take-off , a lampoon , a play on ( something ) , or a caricature , live a creative work designed to simulate , comment on , and/or mock its subject by way of satiric or ironical imitation . Often its matter is an original work or some face of it ( theme/content , writer , manner , etc ) , but a parody can too exist about a real-life someone ( e.g . a politician ) , result , or movement ( e.g . the French Revolution or 1960s counterculture ) . Literary scholar Professor Simon Dentith determine parody as “ any ethnic pattern which provides a relatively polemical allusive imitation of another ethnic product or pattern ” . The literary theorist Linda Hutcheon say “ parody … is imitation , not ever at the expense of the parodied text . ” Parody may equal found in art or culture , including literature , music , field , television and picture , animation , and gaming . Some parody exist practice in theater . The author and critic John Gross observes in his Oxford Book of Parodies , that parody seems to flourish on territory somewhere between pastiche ( “ a composition in another artist ‘s mode , without satirical intent ” ) and burlesque ( which “ fools around with the cloth of high literature and adapt it to low ends ” ) . Meanwhile , the Encyclopédie of Denis Diderot distinguishes between the parody and the burlesque , “ A good parody is a fine amusement , able of amuse and instruct the nearly sensible and polished judgment ; the burlesque equal a piteous buffoonery which can only delight the populace . ” Historically , when a formula grows tire , as in the case of the moralistic melodramas in the 1910s , it retains value only as a parody , as demonstrate by the Buster Keaton shorts that mocked that genre .

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1. parody

   Parody refers to a form of creative construction that imitates or mock the manner , form , capacity , or technique of an original work or individual in a humorous or satirical manner . It often involve magnified imitation , deliberate exaggeration , or distortion of sure factor to make a humorous result or review the original author . Parody can equal find in several art forms such as literature , music , film , television , and visual art .

Parody refers to a kind of creative reflection that imitate or mock the style , pattern , content , or techniques of an original study or individual in a humorous or satirical manner . It much necessitate magnified imitation , deliberate exaggeration , or deformation of certain component to produce a humorous effect or critique the original origin . Parody can be found in several art forms such as literature , music , film , television , and visual art .

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1. Parodynoun

   a writing in which the lyric or opinion of an author cost mimicked ; especially , a kind of literary pleasantry , in which what is written on one subject is altered , and applied to another by way of burlesque ; travesty

2. Parodynoun

   a popular maxim , adage , or proverb

3. Parodyverb

   to write a parody upon ; to burlesque

4. Etymology :[ L. parodia , Gr . parw , di ` a ; para ` beside + ‘ w , dh ` a song : cf . F. parodie . See Para- , and Ode . ]

a writing in which the language or opinion of an writer equal mimicked ; specially , a sort of literary pleasantry , in which what equal compose on one field cost altered , and applied to another by means of burlesque ; travesty

Etymology :[ L. parodia , Gr . parw , di ` a ; para ` beside + ‘ west , dh ` a song : cf . F. parodie . Meet Para- , and Ode . ]

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1. Parody

   A parody , in current role , live an imitative work created to mock , comment on or trivialise an original study , its subject , author , manner , or some early target , by mean of satiric or ironical imitation . As the literary theorist Linda Hutcheon puts it , “ parody … is imitation , not ever at the expense of the parodied text . ” Another critic , Simon Dentith , specify parody as “ any ethnic pattern which provides a comparatively polemical allusive imitation of another ethnic production or pattern . ” Parody may be found in art or culture , including literature , music , animation , gaming and picture . The writer and critic John Gross watch in his Oxford Book of Parodies , that parody seems to flourish on territory somewhere between pastiche and burlesque . Historically , when a expression grows bore , like in the case of moralistic melodramas in the 1910s , it hold value only as a parody , as in the case of Buster Keaton shorts that mock it .

A parody , in current use , is an imitative study created to mock , comment on or trivialise an original study , its capable , author , fashion , or some other target , by mean of satiric or ironic imitation . As the literary theorist Linda Hutcheon set it , “ parody … is imitation , not ever at the expense of the parodied text . ” Another critic , Simon Dentith , defines parody as “ any cultural practice which provides a relatively polemical allusive imitation of another ethnic product or practice . ” Parody may be see in art or culture , include literature , music , animation , bet on and movie . The writer and critic John Gross remark in his Oxford Book of Parodies , that parody seems to flourish on district somewhere between pastiche and burlesque . Historically , when a formula arise tired , like in the case of moralistic melodramas in the 1910s , it hold value only as a parody , as in the suit of Buster Keaton shorts that mocked it .

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1. Parody

   par′o-di ,n .an imitation of a poem in which its words and ideas be hence far change as to give rise a ridiculous effect.—v.t .to become into parody , to make a parody of : —pa.p . par′odied .—adjs . Parod′ic,-al.—n . Par′odist, one who writes a parody . [ L. , —Gr .parōdia—para, beside ,ōdē, an ode . ]

par′o-di ,n .an imitation of a poem in which its words and idea are hence far vary as to develop a ridiculous effect.—v.t .to turn into parody , to make a parody of : —pa.p . par′odied .—adjs . Parod′ic,-al.—n . Par′odist, one who compose a parody . [ L. , —Gr .parōdia—para, beside ,ōdē, an ode . ]

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1. parody

   A calico cat stuffed with cotton .

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1. PARODY

   Accord to the U.S. Census Bureau ,Parodyis rate# 63698in term of the almost mutual surnames in America .

   TheParodysurname come out313sentence in the 2010 census and if you cost to taste 100,000 people in the United States , more or less0would have the surnameParody.

   87.2 %or273total occurrence wereWhite.
   11.8 %or37full occurrence cost ofHispanicsource .

Accord to the U.S. Census Bureau ,Parodyequal rate# 63698in term of the most mutual surnames in America .

TheParodysurname appeared313sentence in the 2010 census and if you cost to sample 100,000 people in the United States , more or less0would receive the surnameParody.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of Parody in Chaldean Numerology is :5

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of Parody in Pythagorean Numerology equal :7

The numerical value of Parody in Chaldean Numerology cost :5

The numerical value of Parody in Pythagorean Numerology is :7

Lesson of Parody in a Sentence

1. Adam Schiff :

   I discovered something very substantial by mock the President and that is for a human who love to mock others , he do not like to be mock . As it call on out , he ‘s make a pretty sparse skin . Who would have thought it ? never mind that I said I was n’t employ his Bible before I said , and I live n’t using his tidings after I say it , and I order I was making aparodyof his tidings — ‘ It ‘s an outrage ! He mock the President , that Schiff ! Terrible ! ‘ .

2. Simone de Beauvoir :

   It is former age , rather than death , that is to be contrasted with spirit . Old years is life ‘sparody, whereas end transforms life into a luck : in a mode it keep up it by pay it the absolute dimension . Death does away with time .

3. Theta Tau :

   It was revealed that the video be aparody, skit , or roast of the active brothers by a pledge category , and not Chapter members hazing , humiliating , or disparaging its pledges as Syracuse University hold describe to Theta Tau central part . However , this act not excuse the demeanor .

4. Lisa Durden :

   I absolutely LOVE Jesse Eisenberg ‘sparodyof the ‘bitter son ‘ movie critic , it was spot on ! these lazy picture critics , bastardize movie reviews , because they are wannabe conductor , who ‘s dreams hang down the watering hole of failure , due to their lack of persistency .

5. Roger Berkowitz :

   There was utterly no mal intent in this movement . We just wanted toparodywhat has get a heated election yr .

I discovered something very important by mock the President and that is for a man who enjoy to mock others , he perform not care to cost mock . As it become out , he ‘s make a pretty sparse skin . Who would make guess it ? never mind that I tell I be n’t expend his words before I say , and I live n’t utilize his word after I state it , and I say I exist making aparodyof his lyric — ‘ It ‘s an outrage ! He mocked the President , that Schiff ! Terrible ! ‘ .

It equal old years , quite than death , that cost to be contrasted with life . Old years equal living ‘sparody, whereas death transforms living into a destiny : in a way it preserves it by giving it the sheer proportion . Death does forth with time .

It was revealed that the video was aparody, skit , or roast of the active buddy by a pledge grade , and not Chapter members hazing , humiliating , or disparaging its pledges as Syracuse University had described to Theta Tau cardinal office . Even so , this do not explain the behavior .

I absolutely LOVE Jesse Eisenberg ‘sparodyof the ‘bitter son ‘ film critic , it equal spot on ! these lazy movie critics , bastardize movie review , because they equal wannabe directors , who ‘s dream descend down the watering hole of failure , due to their lack of persistency .

There was perfectly no mal aim in this campaign . We just want toparodywhat has become a heated election year .

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1. ^Princeton ‘s WordNet
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3. ^Samuel Johnson ‘s Dictionary
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6. ^Webster Dictionary
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7. ^Wikidata
8. ^Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
9. ^The Roycroft Dictionary
10. ^Surnames Frequency by Census Disc
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Translations forParody

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• paròdia , parodiarCatalan , Valencian
• parodovat , parodieCzech
• parodi , parodiereDanish
• parodieren , ParodieGerman
• παρωδώ , παρωδίαGreek
• parodio , parodiiEsperanto
• parodiar , parodiaSpanish
• parodioida , parodiaFinnish
• parodie , parodierFrench
• פרודיה , פארודיהJew
• हास्यानुकृतिHindi
• paródia , parodizál , kifigurázHungarian
• パロディJapanese
• parodiNorwegian
• parodiNorwegian Nynorsk
• parodiować , parodiaPolish
• paródia , parodiarPortuguese
• пародия , пародировать , спародироватьRussian
• parodieraSwedish
• 戏仿Chinese

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