shatire

(n) - a peice of creative writing that is done seriously, but is deemed so shat, that it was taken as satire. Hence shatire

Ms Kaye: I dont accept shatire *insert sad face*
Student: It's not meant to be funny...

"The emerald green mountains next to the crystal clear sea"

by Kenny is a fag November 2, 2006

shatire

A peice of creative writing which was written seriously, but was so shit that it seemed like a purposeful satire. Hence shatire.

Tony wrote a piece of shatire

by Chony Chong November 8, 2008

Political shatire

The act of accidentally defecating on stage while you are making jokes about politicians.

Marcus the comedian's opening act ended up being an anal opening act, after he slipped into full-on Political Shatire following a night of reheated curries.

by Zonal K August 24, 2019

Shitty Satire

Offensive Words Or Statements Said Just To Be Said. They Are Said With No Intent To Be Funny, Comedic Or Have Humor Involved. Shitty Satire Is Mostly Used With No Context, Meaning, Considered Socially Unexpectable And Highly Offensive To Most People. Not To Be Confused With Terms Such As "Jokes", "Dark Humor" Or "Offensive Humor" Where They Need A Punchline Or Where It Is Meant To Be Funny.

"The Reason I Said Those Offensive Things Was For Shitty Satire. I Didn't Mean It At All."

by MacKRacKGacK February 25, 2023

Scatire

a poop joke

"I guess you could say I'm sort of avant-garde. Most of my material is a blend of scatire, kabuki theater, and field recordings.

by da_pza January 31, 2010

shattress

a dirty, shit on, old mattress

We found a shattress behind the motel.

by nrs March 11, 2005

satire

The art of sarcasm typically directed from events that take place in the world. Much like a caricature of the human race. Usually it is done through comedy, but sometimes it is just as serious as the event itself. South Park is know for its satirical episodes. The Terry Schiavo case being one that sticks out.

Someone: "Did you see the South Park episode about the people coming back from the future and taking all the jobs away from the citizens because they worked for much less?"

Somebody: "Yes, it was chock full of satire about people complaining of immigrants and outsourcing."

by Nest December 17, 2005