Pasquin

pas′kwin, n. a lampoon or satire—also Pas′quil .— v.t. and v.i. to lampoon or satirise—also Pas′quil .— ns. Pas′quilant , Pas′quiler , Pasquinā′der , a lampooner; Pasquināde′ , a lampoon.— v.t. to lampoon. [ Pasquino , a sarcastic tailor in Rome in the 15th century, near whose house a mutilated statue was dug up just after his death, on which lampoons were posted.]