transitive. To ridicule by imitation of speech, manner, or behaviour; to parody. Hence: to imitate or resemble closely; to mimic. Cf. mockingbird, n.

transitive. To turn into ridicule, to ridicule; to burlesque.

transitive. To imitate or copy (a person, action, etc.), esp. for the purposes of ridicule or satire, or to entertain; (also, occasionally) = mime, v.…

transitive. To turn into ridicule by grotesque parody or imitation; to caricature, travesty.

transitive. To compose a parody on (a literary or artistic work, author, or genre); to turn into parody; to produce or constitute a humorously…

transferred and figurative. To burlesque.

transitive. colloquial. To mimic or imitate, esp. in a mocking manner; to make the subject of parody; to mock, caricature.

transitive. To turn (something) into a distorted, absurd, or inferior version of what it should be; to debase; to misrepresent; to make a travesty…

(transitive) to give a grotesque form or appearance to; to caricature, travesty.

To represent by a cartoon (sense 2); to caricature, or hold up to ridicule.

To make (something) appear foolish by means of parody; to ‘send up’. Also absol.

To mock, make fun of (a person or thing); to parody.