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burlesquesnounpl. of burlesque a work that imitates and exaggerates another work for comic effectit is interesting to note that the first novel ever written in English was followed by a burlesque of it caricatures, parodies, put-ons, ribs, send-ups, spoofs, takeoffs, travesties lampoons, mockeries, satirescomedies, farces, humors, sketches, slapsticks, squibsdistortions, exaggerationsimitations, impersonations to copy or exaggerate (someone or something) in order to make fun ofburlesquing the teacher's nervous tic isn't very nice caricatures, does, imitates, mimics, mocks, parodies, sends up, spoofs, travesties lampoons, pasquinades, satirizesderides, gibes(or jibes), ridiculesapes, copycats, monkeys, parrotsduplicates, emulates, replicates, reproducesacts, counterfeits, dissembles, fakes, feigns, pretends, shams, simulateselaborates, embellishes, embroiders, exaggerates, magnifies, pads, plays up, stretchesamplifies, enhances, enlarges (on or upon), expands, fleshes (out), overdraws, overstates, puts onmimes, pantomimesimpersonates, performs, personates, plays |