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send-ups Meaning
send-ups
parody, takeoff, to send to jail, to make fun of
send-ups Sentence Examples
- The comedians' send-ups of political figures left the audience roaring with laughter.
- The tabloid newspapers were notorious for their relentless send-ups of celebrities.
- The movie was a clever send-up of superhero movies, poking fun at their clichés.
- The satire website published a series of biting send-ups of corporate hypocrisy.
- The TV show featured a hilarious send-up of iconic sports commentators.
- The actors gave their characters a nuanced send-up, capturing their eccentricities and flaws.
- The retrospective exhibition included a collection of send-ups of historical paintings.
- The politician's speech was a thinly veiled send-up of his opponents' policies.
- The advertising campaign used a send-up of popular culture to appeal to a younger audience.
- The musical was a witty send-up of traditional fairy tales, subverting their familiar tropes.
FAQs About the word send-ups
parody, takeoff, to send to jail, to make fun of
parodies, spoofs, ribs, caricatures, travesties,satires, burlesques, takeoffs, imitations, lampoons
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The comedians' send-ups of political figures left the audience roaring with laughter.
The tabloid newspapers were notorious for their relentless send-ups of celebrities.
The movie was a clever send-up of superhero movies, poking fun at their clichés.
The satire website published a series of biting send-ups of corporate hypocrisy.
