satirity

The adverb form of the word satire, it is mainly used when describing a situation which is satirical.

The actions exemplified the satirity of the situation.

by Adam M. B. July 10, 2005

Satire

What people on the internet use as an excuse to be racist

"Hey dude, that was racist"
"No, idiot, I was using satire"

by MemesterMcGamer May 25, 2020

satire

"You wouldn't know satire if it walked up to you on the street bare naked, bit your ass, and then proceeded to put on a rainbow colored afro wig and started jumping up and down singing 'The time to get a clue is now!'"

Satire and Comedy can coexist. Quite happily, I might add.

by saihenjin January 28, 2004

satired

When you're tired of a satire.

I'm satired of this fake news show.

by Ereck Flowers June 24, 2016

satire

A pasquinade, lampoon.

What a satirical comedy.

by Larstait November 16, 2003

satire

The state or condition of being satirical.

Our satire of "COPS" was pretty hillarious.

by MasterPrime June 14, 2004

Satire

The reason I have All-American Rejects, My Chemical Romance, and Panic! at the Disco music on my iPod.

Bob (Looking through George's iPod): Move Along, Welcome to the Black Parade, are you gay or something?
George: It's called satire, Bob. You'll learn someday.

by celeryjackfreak February 17, 2009