- SATIRE
- Gulliver's Travels, for one
- Lampoon
- Parody
- SNL specialty
- Monty Python's Life of Brian, e.g.
- Frank Zappa genre
- Onion bit?
- Pope's creation
- Swift piece
- ClickHole article, e.g.
- Burlesque
- Witty opus
- Lysistrata, for one
- Style like Swift's
- Fun-making skit
- Genre for Juvenal
- SNL kind of humor
- Irony
- Swift's "A Modest Proposal," e.g.
- Catch-22, e.g.
- Infinite Jest style
- Tartuffe, e.g.
- Swift specialty
- Genre of Jonathan Swift
- Many a Mad Magazine article
- Molière's metier
- Swift vehicle
- The Daily Show specialty
- Firesign Theatre skit, e.g.
- Literary ridicule
- Many a "Mad" article
- Colbert's specialty
- Genre of Orwell's "Animal Farm"
- Literary spoof
- Colbert specialty
- Swift style
- Swift's style
- Animal Farm, e.g.
- Mad's genre
- Paddy Chayefsky's forte
- Byron's "Don Juan," e.g.
- Political cartoon, say
- Story with bite
- Takeoff
- The Colbert Report specialty
- Mad magazine specialty
- Work that ridicules folly
- Swift means of attack?
- Ricky Gervais' forte
- The Colbert Report stock-in-trade
- The Daily Show device
- Onion offering
- Genre with bite
- Stephen Colbert device
- The Ig Nobel Prize, e.g.
- Political humor, often
- Much political humor
- Specialty of 115 Down
- Send-up
- Animal Farm, for one
- Derisive literature
- Swift genre
- Voltaire genre
- Mad milieu
- Irreverent work
- Mad genre
- Biting work
- Mad magazine material
- Juvenal's genre
- Gulliver's Travels, e.g.
- Literary device
- Irreverent fiction
- Device much used in "Huckleberry Finn"
- Literary criticism of a sort
- Spoofs and such
- Biting literature
- Lampoons and such
- Dramatic genre
- Scrabble sextet that can form a seven-letter word with 18 of the 26
- Mad magazine piece, e.g.
- Swift piece, perhaps
- Juvenal's forte.
- Subtle sarcasm.
- Branch of literature ridiculing folly.
- Pope said, "___'s my weapon."
- Pasquinade.
- Trenchant wit.
- A work of Juvenal's.
- Caustic comedy.
- Marquand writes it.
- A species of literature.
- Juvenal and Wilde wrote this.
- Marquand's forte.
- Sharp comedy.
- Branch of literature.
- What a pasquinade is.
- A play like "The Rivals."
- G.B.S.'s forte.
- Literary fun.
- Type of writing.
- Author's weapon.
- Thurber's forte.
- Literary attribute.
- Juvenal's specialty.
- Use of ridicule in writing.
- A Voltaire forte.
- Orwell's work.
- Literary form.
- Juvenal opus.
- TWTWTW, for example.
- Form of prose.
- Swift's forte
- Literary work
- Swift output
- Literary genre
- Voltaire's style
- Vonnegut's forte
- Certain writing
- Biting wit
- Forte of Baker and Buchwald
- Literary sarcasm
- Aristophanes' forte
- Lucian's forte
- Buchwald's forte
- Literary derision
- Pastiche
- Sillographer's forte
- Pope's "The Dunciad" is one
- Caricature
- Pope's "The Dunciad," e.g.
- Swift product
- Candide, e.g.
- Biting drama
- Lucilius's forte
- Silographer's forte
- Pope or Swift product
- Voltaire's forte
- Defoe forte
- Spy magazine feature
- Dario Fo forte
- It bites
- Mad magazine's genre
- Molière metier
- Swiftness?
- Voltaire's metier
- Swift work
- The Praise of Folly, e.g.
- Many a Swift work
- Molière's "The Miser," e.g.
- Orwell's "Animal Farm," e.g.
- Work of Juvenal
- Dr. Strangelove, e.g.
- Saturday Night Live genre
- The Colbert Report and such
- Mad specialty
- Swift gift
- Biting writing
- Fahrenheit 451, e.g.
- Colbert or Stewart specialty
- Piece that bites
- Gere of "Gulliver's Travels"
- Much of "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report"
- Catch-22 or "Don Quixote"
- Network, for one
- The weapon of the powerless against the powerful, according to Molly Ivins
- Specialty of Aristophanes
- Dr. Strangelove or "Borat"
- The Simpsons or "Futurama"
- HBO's "Veep," e.g.
- Genre for David and Amy Sedaris
- Spoof
- Much sketch comedy
- Swift stuff
- Swift medium
- Genre with social critiques
- Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal," e.g.
- Best in Show style
- Sarcastic literature
- Biting parody
- Comedic takeoff
- Lampoon cousin
- South Park or "The Onion"
- Genre for The Onion
- Stephen Colbert specialty
- The Onion genre
- Sarcastic wit
- Biting production
- Moliere's genre
- Moliere's method
- Jonathan Swift genre
- Any of the "Scary Movie" movies
- Genre of many Weird Al songs
- Mad magazine's specialty
- The Onion's genre
- Mockumentary, e.g.
- Walking Eagle News specialty
- Genre for The Squeaky Wheel and The Onion
- Don't Look Up genre
- Genre involving humorous social criticism
- Ironic and critical comedy
- ClickHole genre
- Reductress genre
- Lehrer forte
- Punch ingredient?
- Moliere motif
- Preston Sturges specialty
- The Simpsons specialty
- South Park specialty
- This Is Spinal Tap, e.g.
- The Onion forte
- Christopher Buckley specialty
- Comedy of manners hallmark
- The Onion specialty
- Swift writing
- Swift work, say
