Satirist is valid Scrabble Word

Is satirist a scrabble word?
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Is satirist valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
8 points in Scrabble
8 points in WWF

Definitions for SATIRIST in dictionary:

NOUN:

one who satirizes, also SATIRISER, SATIRIZER
a writer or user of satire
writer of satire
One who satirizes; especially, one who writes satire.
a humorist who uses ridicule and irony and sarcasm

Words related to SATIRIST

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Words that contain SATIRIST

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How to use SATIRIST in a sentence

Cuchullin cannot be slain except by his own spear, which he must deliver up to a satirist who demands it.
Byron had a poor opinion of the modern Athenians, who seem to have at this period done their best to justify the Roman satirist.
The work brought him into notice as the most powerful satirist of the age, and he soon gave up his church to enter the strife of party politics.
It was the misfortune of the Duchess of Marlborough to have this witty and malignant satirist for an enemy.
Other writers, however, are of the same opinion with our satirist with regard to him.
The note of the satirist is seldom absent, blended at times with just a suspicion of that of the Pharisee.
George Eliot is not so good a satirist as she is humorist.
As a political satirist Lamb disdained half measures.
Hence he is purely a philosophic or didactic satirist.
This refers to the characters of Shadwell and Wycherley, which according to Dryden, the satirist seems to have misunderstood.

At the same time the satirist betrays his malice by departing as little as possible from the main current of actual events.
That he is a satirist at all is less by virtue of intention than because of the mere fact that he is a spectator.
Bujeir repeated it to Muhammad, who commented on it as favourable to the new faith and to himself, but at the same time passed a sentence of death on the satirist.
In Gogol, who died in 1852, the Russians had to lament the loss of a keen and vigorous satirist.
Nevertheless, it had wholly escaped my notice that the satirist had ridiculed it, as I now infer that he did.
Poverty, says the satirist, has nothing harder in itself than that it makes men ridiculous.
It was the good-humour of the satirist, not of the sentimentalizer.
He is rather a tragic satirist with the soul of a lyric poet.
The fact is, in war time more than at any other time, people dread the vision of the satirist and the sceptic.
He is no longer a satirist and philosopher, but a lover.
Nevertheless, one step forward could make her an invaluable satirist of the current hour.
The satirist has unintentionally given the republic the highest praise which could flow from his pen.
The satirist should not here, nor elsewhere, be our chief, much less our only, guide.
Such a company of envious dames and damsels cannot be found among the persons of the satirist Thackeray.
He was also a poet and a satirist, and excelled in this field.
Servants have acknowledged that some of their base doings have been suggested to them by their renowned satirist.
He neither saw nor portrayed the monstrous vice which excited the hatred of the satirist of the eighteenth century.

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