Parody

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 74
par′o-di, n. an imitation of a poem in which its words and ideas are so far changed as to produce a ridiculous effect.— v.t. to turn into parody, to make a parody of:— pa.p. par′odied. — adjs. Parod′ic , -al .— n. Par′odist , one who writes a parody. [L.,—Gr. parōdia — para , beside, ōdē , an ode.]
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