pasquin
noun
pas·quin
ˈpaskwə̇n
plural -s
: pasquinade
pasquins and pamphlets rained against him
M. A. S. Hume
M. A. S. Hume
Word History
Etymology
Middle French, from Italian Pasquino, name given to a statue in Rome on which anonymous lampoons were posted
- colony house
- colony-stimulating factor
- colonyes
- colonys
- colophene
- colophon
- colophonies
- colophonite
- colophons
- colophony
- coloquintida
- coloquintidas
- color
- color balance
- color bar
- color bars
- color base
- color blindness
- color blocking
- color camera
- color center
- color change
- color changeling
- color charge
- color chart