1. satirized or ridiculed publicly through lampoons or satirical writings
Usage: archaic; past tense of pasquinade

Examples

• The corrupt politician was pasquinaded in anonymous pamphlets distributed throughout the city.
• During the 18th century, many public figures were pasquinaded by witty writers.
• The playwright pasquinaded the social customs of his time through clever dialogue.
• She felt humiliated after being pasquinaded in the local newspaper.
• The king’s advisors were frequently pasquinaded by court satirists.