pasquinade
11pasquinade — Pasquinade. s. f. Raillerie satyrique. Faire des pasquinades. un faiseur de pasquinades …
12Pasquinade — A pasquinade is a witty lampoon or squib, having ridicule for its object, written anonymously, and posted,for all to see, or a satire mocking someone that is published in a vehicle of general circulation. Anyone who pins up an unsigned note on …
13pasquinade — pasquinader, n. pasquinian /pas kwin ee euhn/, adj. /pas kweuh nayd /, n., v., pasquinaded, pasquinading. n. 1. a satire or lampoon, esp. one posted in a public place. v.t. 2. to assail in a pasquinade or pasquinades. [1585 95; Pasquin ( < It… …
14pasquinade — noun Etymology: Middle French, from Italian pasquinata, from Pasquino, name given to a statue in Rome on which lampoons were posted Date: 1658 1. a lampoon posted in a public place 2. satirical writing ; satire • pasquinade transitive verb …
15Pasquinade — Das bzw. der Pasquill (italienisch: „kleiner Pasquino”, auch: die Pasquinade) ist eine Schmäh oder Spottschrift, die verfasst wird, um eine bestimmte Person zu verleumden oder in ihrer Ehre zu verletzen. Eine bildliche Darstellung, die diesen… …
16pasquinade — 1. noun /paskwɪˈneɪd/ A lampoon, originally as published in public; a satire or libel on someone. 2. verb /paskwɪˈneɪd/ To satirize (someone) by using a pasquinade. Chantilly was a quondam cobbler of the Rue St. Denis, who, becoming stage mad,… …
17Pasquinade — Pas|qui|na|de [paski...], die; , n [frz. pasquinade < ital. pasquinata] (selten): Pasquill …
18pasquinade — (pa ski na d ) s. f. 1° Placard satirique attaché à la statue de Pasquin. • Il y a eu une pasquinade à Rome, qui disait que, le cardinal Alfieri s étant confessé, gli hanno date per penitenza quattro corone ; ce dernier mot, à leur manière,… …
19Pasquinade — Pas|qui|na|de [paski...] die; , n <über fr. pasquinade aus it. pasquinata »Schmähschrift«> (selten) svw. ↑Pasquill …
20pasquinade — n. satire; lampoon displayed in a public place; written satire that ridicules a specific person; mockery v. satirize, lampoon; ridicule with a pasquinade …
