1par·o·dy 
/ˈperədi/ noun
plural par·o·dies /ˈperədi/ noun 1 : a piece of writing, music, etc., that imitates the style of someone or something else in an amusing way [count] ▪ a political parody ▪ He has a talent for writing parodies. — often + of ▪ The book was written as a parody of Henry James's style. ▪ a parody of a soap opera [noncount] ▪ a writer with a talent for parody 2 [count] disapproving : a bad or unfair example of something — often + of ▪ The trial was a parody of justice. [=the trial was very unfair]
