Pasquin

pas'kwin, n. A mutilated statue dug up at Rome, near the shop of a cobbler so named, who was remarkable for his gibes: on this statue were pasted satiric papers; hence, a lampoon. — Pasquinade', -kwin-ad'', n. A lampoon or satirical writing. — v. or To satirize, [r It. joasquinata, a lampoon, libel.]