1. a situation or event that is absurd or ridiculous
2. a type of comedy play with exaggerated characters and unlikely situations
Usage: theater

1. to stuff with seasoning or filling
Usage: cooking

Examples

• The trial became a complete farce when key evidence was lost.
• His attempt at cooking dinner was such a farce that we ordered pizza instead.
• The theater group performed a hilarious farce about mistaken identities.
• Shakespeare wrote both tragedies and farces during his career.
• The chef will farce the chicken with herbs and breadcrumbs.
• She decided to farce the peppers with rice and ground beef.