noun
- People who write or create lampoons; writers who compose satirical or mocking attacks on individuals or institutions.
Usage: Plural form of lampoonist; Often used in literary or political contexts
Examples
- The lampoonists of the 18th century used humor and exaggeration to criticize political leaders.
- Political lampoonists have long played an important role in challenging those in power.
- The newspaper's lampoonists were known for their sharp wit and clever wordplay.
- Medieval lampoonists often risked punishment for their bold attacks on the nobility.
- Modern lampoonists continue the tradition through cartoons, sketches, and satirical writing.