parodied

[ˈpærədaɪd]

parodied Definition

to imitate someone or something in order to make fun of them.

Using parodied: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "parodied" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The comedian parodied the president's speech.

• Example

  The show parodied popular TV shows of the 90s.

• Example

  The movie parodied the horror genre.

parodied Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for parodied

• satirized
• spoofed
• lampooned

Phrases with parodied

• parody song

  a humorous or satirical version of a popular song, often with altered lyrics

  Example

  The band performed a parody song of 'Bohemian Rhapsody'.

• parody film

  a movie that imitates another movie or genre in a humorous or satirical way

  Example

  The 'Scary Movie' franchise is known for its parody films of horror movies.

• parody Twitter account

  a Twitter account that imitates another person or organization in a humorous or satirical way

  Example

  The parody Twitter account of the President gained a large following for its humorous tweets.

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Summary: parodied in Brief

To 'parody' [ˈpærədaɪd] means to imitate someone or something in order to make fun of them. It is often used in comedy, such as parody songs and films. Examples include 'The comedian parodied the president's speech' and 'The show parodied popular TV shows of the 90s.' Synonyms include 'satirized,' 'spoofed,' and 'lampooned.'