What is the definition of a parody?

Answer 1

A parody is a work that closely mimics another work's style and manner for the purpose of ridicule; a spoof or take-off. The word is ancient Greek: par-odia, a song on the side, as perhaps performed by a clown.

A work that uses humorous mimickry to point things out or say something about another work.

Answer 2

A version of a song, poem, etc. to make it sound funny and/or different.

If you'd like an example, try YouTube. Search "All About that Base".

Answer 3

A parody poem is one that uses humor or mimicry. It may imitate someone's style or looks or how a certain animal acts.

Answer 4

• 1 an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect.

• 2 a travesty: a parody of a smile.

Answer 5

A parody is a humorous or satirical imitation of a work, usually created to mock or comment on the original piece. It often exaggerates or distorts elements of the original work for comedic effect.

Answer 6

using proverbs and make it more humor