caricatural
caricatural adjective: having the character of a caricature.
Adjective
caricatural (comparative more caricatural, superlative most caricatural)
- Having the character of a caricature.
- […] a Cuban feature-length animated film (by Juan Padron) that makes fun of horror and gangster movies in a bawdy and caricatural style.1988 May 20, Jonathan Rosenbaum, “Vampires in Havana”, in Chicago Reader
Forms of caricatural
| comparative | more caricatural |
|---|---|
| superlative | most caricatural |
Origin of caricatural
From caricature + -al.
Words formed from caricatural
Words that rhyme with caricatural
- plural
- anural
- crural
- epidural
- epipleural
- extramural
- intramural
- jural
- mural
- neural
- pleural
- bronchopleural
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- caesural
- cesural
- commissural
- cynosural
- duoplural
- dural
- extradural
- extrapleural
- interpleural
- intradural
- intrapleural
- juxtapleural
- macrural
- myodural
- myoneural
- nomenclatural
- nonepidural
- nonneural
- nonrural
- peridural
- photomural
- postdural
- procural
- rural
- semirural
- sensorineural
- splanchnopleural
- sternopleural
- subdural
- subpleural
- superplural
- sural
- transdural
- transpleural
- Ural
- zygopleural
Questions about caricatural
- What does caricatural mean?
- Caricatural means having the character of a caricature.
- What part of speech is caricatural?
- Caricatural is an adjective.
Words near caricatural in the dictionary
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