lampoonery
lampoonery noun: the act of lampooning.
Noun
lampoonery (usually uncountable, plural lampooneries)
- The act of lampooning.
- It's easy to come up with a scene or two spoofing the creator of such American archetypes as Blanche DuBois, Stanley Kowalski, Big Daddy, and Amanda Wingfield; what's tricky is to sustain lampoonery over a full evening.1989 September 29, Albert Williams, “The Glass Mendacity”, in Chicago Reader
Forms of lampoonery
| plural | lampooneries |
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Origin of lampoonery
From lampoon + -ery.
Questions about lampoonery
- What does lampoonery mean?
- Lampoonery means the act of lampooning.
- What part of speech is lampoonery?
- Lampoonery is a noun.
- What is the plural of lampoonery?
- The plural of lampoonery is lampooneries.
Words near lampoonery in the dictionary
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