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1. (n.) satirist
a writer of satires.
2. satirist
a person who indulges in satire.
Etymology: (1580–90)
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| Definition of 'satirist' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) satirist, ironist, ridiculer
a humorist who uses ridicule and irony and sarcasm
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| Definition of 'satirist' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) satirist
one who satirizes; especially, one who writes satire
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| Definitions of 'satirist' |
The Roycroft Dictionary |
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satirist
1. A taxidermist of the Past, Present and Future; one who disembowels, stuffs and mounts all the gods, living and dead; one who fills up with straw and sawdust all illusions.
2. An esoteric mimic.
3. A being with an eye in the back of his head.
4. A postlude to the day's funeral march; a prelude to freedom.
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Sense: a person who writes or performs satire(s).
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Afrikaans: satiris |
Arabic: كاتِب ساخِر إنتِقادي |
Bulgarian: сатирик |
Brazilian: satirista |
Czech: satirik |
German: der/die Satiriker(in) |
Danish: satiriker |
Greek: σατιρικός συγγραφέας |
Spanish: satírico, escritor satíri |
Estonian: satiirik |
Farsi: طنزپرداز |
Finnish: satiirikko |
French: auteur/-eure satirique |
Hebrew: כוֹתֵב סָטִירִי |
Hindi: व्यंग्यकार |
Croatian: satiričar, satirik |
Hungarian: szatíraíró |
Indonesian: penulis satir |
Icelandic: satíru-/háðsádeiluhöfundu |
Italian: satirico, (scrittore di s |
Japanese: 風刺家 |
Korean: 풍자작가 |
Lithuanian: satyrikas |
Latvian: satīriķis |
Malay: penulis satira atau karan |
Dutch: satiricus |
Norwegian: satiriker |
Polish: satyryk |
Persian: طنزپرداز |
Pashto: غندونكى، هجوليكونكى. هجوك |
Portuguese: satirista |
Romanian: autor satiric |
Russian: сатирик |
Slovak: satirik |
Slovenian: satirik |
Serbian: satiričar |
Swedish: satiriker |
Thai: นักเขียนเย้ยหยันหรือล้อเล |
Turkish: hicivci |
Taiwanese: 諷刺作家 |
Ukrainian: сатирик |
Urdu: طنز نگار |
Vietnamese: nhà văn, nhà thơ châm biế |
Chinese: 讽刺作家 |
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