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parody

[par-uh-dee] / ˈpær ə di /




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He recognises that their approach is an unusual route to breaking through, but says: "If parody is what people love, then we'll keep them coming".

From BBC

Instead, Williams is doing what he does most Sundays between September and January: recapping the game with a parody of a popular song.

From The Wall Street Journal

Back then, Lee and his team gathered feedback from people struggling with hair loss and even starred in a viral parody of a hair loss commercial - a move that proved popular among some voters.

From BBC

Sydney Sweeney recently delivered the line in a Hellmann's Super Bowl advert, which acted as a nostalgic parody of the film.

From BBC

In this series and the Moving Picture Show that followed, his speciality was parodying film and television favourites.

From BBC