lampoon

The word “lampoon” has 2 syllables: lam-poon

It's pronounced as /læmˈpuːn/


What is synonym and antonym for lampoon?

In the thesaurus, “lampoon” has 72 synonyms and 5 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for lampoon along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for lampoon

  • act
  • amplify
  • ape
  • burlesque
  • caricature
  • cartoon
  • comedy
  • copycat
  • counterfeit
  • deride
  • derision
  • dissemble
  • do
  • duplicate
  • elaborate
  • embellish
  • embroider
  • emulate
  • enhance
  • exaggerate
  • expand
  • fake
  • farce
  • feign
  • gibe
  • imitate
  • impersonate
  • invective
  • jape
  • jibe
  • magnify
  • mime
  • mimic
  • mock
  • mockery
  • monkey
  • overdraw
  • overstate
  • pad
  • pantomime
  • parody
  • parrot
  • pasquil
  • pasquinade
  • pastiche
  • perform
  • personate
  • play
  • play up
  • pretend
  • put on
  • rail
  • replicate
  • reproduce
  • ridicule
  • roast
  • satire
  • satirize
  • send up
  • send-up
  • sham
  • simulate
  • sketch
  • skit
  • slapstick
  • spoof
  • squib
  • stretch
  • take off
  • takedown
  • takeoff
  • travesty

Antonyms for lampoon

  • applaud
  • approve
  • flattery
  • praise
  • support

Meanings of lampoon

  • noun
    1. A written attack or other work ridiculing a person, group, or institution.
  • verb
    1. To satirize or poke fun at.

Example Sentences

  • The satirical magazine featured a scathing lampoon of the political elite.
  • The comedian's latest routine was a clever lampoon of modern celebrity culture.
  • The play was a hilarious lampoon of traditional fairy tales, leaving the audience in stitches.
  • The editorial in the newspaper was a sharp lampoon of government inefficiency.
  • The movie director was known for his ability to skillfully lampoon societal norms and expectations.

On this page you'll find 77 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to lampoon, such as: act, amplify, ape, applaud, approve, burlesque, caricature.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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made fun of

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  • adventure
  • aggravation
  • annoyance
  • antic
  • atrocity
  • banter
  • boff
  • boffo
  • boffola
  • buffoonery
  • burlesque
  • caper
  • capriccio
  • caprice
  • caricature
  • catastrophe
  • chicanery
  • comedy
  • comicality
  • comicalness
  • conceit
  • crack
  • deceit
  • deception
  • deed
  • delusion
  • devil
  • devilishness
  • devilment
  • devilry
  • deviltry
  • diablerie
  • diabolicalness
  • dido
  • dirty trick
  • drollery
  • drollness
  • escapade
  • evil
  • exasperation
  • experience
  • facetiousness
  • fancy
  • farcicality
  • fault
  • feat
  • fooling
  • foolishness
  • fraud
  • friskiness
  • frolic
  • frolicsomeness
  • funniness
  • funning
  • funny
  • funny business
  • gag
  • gambit
  • game
  • giggle
  • goings-on
  • hanky-panky
  • harm
  • high jinks
  • hijinks
  • hilariousness
  • hoax
  • hob
  • hoodwinking
  • horseplay
  • humor
  • humorousness
  • hurt
  • ill
  • imp
  • impishness
  • injury
  • irritation
  • jape
  • jest
  • jocoseness
  • jocosity
  • jocularity
  • joke
  • joking
  • josh
  • kidding
  • knavery
  • knee-slapper
  • lampoon
  • lark
  • laugh
  • leg-pull
  • maneuver
  • misbehavior
  • mischief
  • mischievousness
  • misconduct
  • misdoing
  • misfortune
  • mission
  • mock
  • mockery
  • monkey business
  • monkeying
  • naughtiness
  • nifty
  • one-liner
  • outrage
  • panic
  • parody
  • performance
  • persiflage
  • play
  • playfulness
  • pleasantry
  • ploy
  • practical joke
  • prank
  • prankishness
  • put-on
  • quip
  • rag
  • raillery
  • rascal
  • rascality
  • repartee
  • rib
  • riff
  • riot
  • rogue
  • roguery
  • roguishness
  • roughhousing
  • rowdyism
  • ruse
  • sabotage
  • sally
  • scamp
  • scream
  • sham
  • shavie
  • shenanigans
  • skylarking
  • sportiveness
  • stratagem
  • stunt
  • subterfuge
  • teasing
  • thigh-slapper
  • time
  • tomfoolery
  • transgression
  • trick
  • trickery
  • troublemaking
  • vagary
  • vandalism
  • waggishness
  • waywardness
  • whim
  • whimsey
  • whimsicality
  • whimsy
  • wickedness
  • wile
  • wisecrack
  • wisecracking
  • wit
  • witticism
  • wittiness
  • wordplay
  • wrong
  • wrongdoing
  • yak
  • yock
  • yuck
  • yuk

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