lampoon

Mr. O'ROURKE: Actually, I'd straightened out quite a bit by the time I got to "National Lampoon. "

Mr. Park denied praising the North Korean government and said his intention was to lampoon the North Korean regime.

The Harvard Lampoon "castle" with its characteristic rooftop ibis and its purple and yellow door.

That's from a whole catalog -- it's 18 pages or so -- ran back in the days of the Lampoon, where I cut my teeth.

I mean, you were once, I think - didnt you refer to yourself as a leftist, hippie-loving, "National Lampoon" satirist?

cartoon His cartoon mercilessly lampoon the leading politician of the day.

To ridicule with a pasquinade; satirize or lampoon.

It is one thing to attack the stupidity of others, to draw attention to wrong doings, and to lampoon those deserving of it.

Chevy Chase starred in some of the funniest movies of the '80s (Caddyshack, National Lampoon's Vacation, Fletch).

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Scott Adams doesn't just lampoon consultants in his Dilbert cartoon strip.

Scott Adams doesn't just lampoon consultants in his Dilbert cartoon strip.

As usual, they begin the song seriously, and then lampoon it.

Chase won the Harvard Lampoon Lifetime Achievement Award in 1996.

For example, should a journalist lampoon a name or image sacred to a particular ethnic or religious group?

Although he majored in English and wrote for and edited The Harvard Lampoon, he continued his cartooning.

lampoon: is a malicious but broadly humorous satire

In this way arose Feudal Socialism: half lamentation, half lampoon;