Parodies is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PARODIES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PARODY, to imitate in a satirical manner for comic effect
• produce a humorously exaggerated imitation of (a writer, artist, or genre)
• mimic humorously
NOUN:
• an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect
• an imitation or version of something that falls far short of the real thing; a travesty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to imitate a serious literary work for comic effect

Words related to PARODIES

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How to use PARODIES in a sentence

• Parodies are usually not works of artistic importance, and this for all its epigrammatic neatness is no exception to the rule.
• He spoke of tragedy, but Theroulde said he thought that sort of plays ridiculous, and repeated a number of parodies.
• Slum composed some very telling parodies of the same popular author as advertisements for Mrs.
• The most delightful essay in one of his books of Reprints deals with this amazing bard, and contains some parodies so perfect that Mr.
• But it contained two or three parodies which deserve to rank with the best in the language.
• It may well be imagined that Chambord is the parody of the old castles, just as the Abbey of Theleme parodies the abbeys of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
• The parodies upon these poets, made by Aristophanes, ought to be considered rather as encomiums than satires.
• How little could Cimabue teach him! His hills and rocks are parodies of nature.
• Such verses have been triumphed over in parodies, of which Dr.
• Human nature thus enters into the composition of parodies, and their variable character originates in the purpose of their application.
• In dramatic composition, Aristophanes is perpetually hooking in parodies of Euripides, whom of all poets he hated, as well as of AEschylus, Sophocles, and other tragic bards.
• Dramatic parodies in modern literature were introduced by our vivacious neighbours, and may be said to constitute a class of literary satires peculiar to the French nation.
• They are the parodies of wise men, and their arts are the parodies of true arts and sciences.
• There are also some parodies of ROBERT BURNS, some jokes about bathing-machines and some digs at the Kirk.
• Some of them died, some of them resigned, some of them worked on, plump or wizened parodies of their former selves.
• The last prosecution was that of a man named Hone, for some political parodies on the Litany and other parts of our church-service.
• The countless parodies of the lyric and dramatic literature of Greece are perhaps the most remarkable testimony extant to the intelligence of an Athenian audience.
• And then, at the ebb tide, we were walking up a street that parallels and parodies Broadway.

Similar words containing PARODIE without suffix s

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