Parody
Parody noun - A work that imitates and exaggerates another work for comic effect.
Sketch show and parody are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sketch show" instead a noun "Parody".
Sketch show
Parody and sketch show are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Parody" instead a noun phrase "Sketch show".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- caricature and parody
- caricature and sketch show
- mock and parody
- mock and sketch show
- spoof and parody
- spoof and sketch show
- mockery and parody
- mockery and sketch show
- lampoon and parody
- lampoon and sketch show
- burlesque and parody
- burlesque and sketch show
- travesty and parody
- travesty and sketch show
Both terms in one sentence
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The British sketch show Harry and Paul has a series of parody ads with Nelson Mandela selling stuff.
Source: Grievous Bottley Harm - There was even a parody on an Aussie sketch show featuring one Detective Herring.
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The 3rd series of UK comedy sketch show Alexei Sayles Stuff had a title sequence that was a parody of Zorro ("This fat renegade carves a 'B' with his blade, a 'B' that stands for 'Bastard'")
Source: Zorro Mark
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Sketch show and Parody. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 27, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/parody/sketch_show
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