Difference between Lampoon and Satirize

LAMPOON vs SATIRIZE: NOUN

A composition that imitates somebody's style in a humorous way
A written attack ridiculing a person, group, or institution.
A composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way
A light, good-humored satire.
Any satire ridiculing or mocking a person, activity, or institution by representing its character or behavior in an exaggerated or grotesque form; the representation may be written, filmed, or performed as a live skit, and may be intended as a severe reproach, or as good-natured humor.
A personal satire in writing; usually, malicious and abusive censure written only to reproach and distress.
Synonyms Lampoon, Pasquinade, Invective, Satire. The difference between lampoon and pasquinade is not great, but perhaps a lampoon is more malicious, more directly aimed to insult and degrade, while a pasquinade is shorter and of a lighter nature. (See the history of pasquinade, under the definition. See also satire.) An invective is a verbal onslaught, generally spoken but possibly written, designed to bring reproach upon another person, present or absent; as, the invectives of Demosthenes against Philip, of Cicero against Verres, of Queen Margaret against Richard (Shak., Rich. III., i. 3). An invective differs from a satire, in its intensity and in its lack of reformatory purpose.
A sarcastic writing aimed at a person's character, habits, or actions; a personal satire; a sarcastic diatribe; humorous abuse in writing.

To ridicule or satirize in a lampoon.
To subject to abusive ridicule expressed in a work of art; to make (a person, behavior, or institution) the subject of a lampoon.

To make the object of satire; to attack with satire; to censure with keenness or severe sarcasm.
To ridicule or attack by means of satire.

To assail with satire; make the object of satire or censure; expose to censure or ridicule with sarcastic wit. Also spelled satirise.

Joke, Ridicule, Poke fun, Fouler, Satire, Pasquinade, Takeoff, Charade, Travesty, Burlesque, Mockery, Sendup, Spoof, Parody, Satirize

Amuse, Demonize, Disparage, Fictionalize, Deconstruct, Demean, Portray, Depict, Belittle, Trivialize, Deride, Dramatize, Denigrate, Satirise, Lampoon

Skewer, Slapstick, Comedy, Joke, Ridicule, Poke fun, Fouler, Satire, Takeoff, Charade, Burlesque, Mockery, Spoof, Parody, Satirize

Juxtapose, Amuse, Demonize, Disparage, Fictionalize, Deconstruct, Demean, Portray, Depict, Belittle, Trivialize, Deride, Denigrate, Satirise, Lampoon

Lampoon will act like your Yellow Brick Road to the coffee shop.
Almanac, ephemeris, vilify, revile, abuse, lampoon, libel, register of the year.
Address of national lampoon and deal will receive aid.
Robin Williams lampoon the story of Mary and Joseph.
David Kane Leaves National Lampoon, Inc.: Financial News - Yahoo.
Cut down to size, disparage, lampoon, deflate, puncture.
NLMP News Headlines Related to National Lampoon Inc.
Yeah you missed out on the Lampoon stuff.
He has written for National Lampoon, Diversions, Women.
The first theatrical release, and by far the most successful National Lampoon film was National Lampoon's Animal House (1978).

Oliver has also ended some segments with mock trailers for fictional TV shows or commercials that satirize the subject of his speech.
These attributes serve to satirize the apparent contradictions in properties which some attribute to a theistic God.
Purimshpil became a venue for Jews to satirize oppressors and perpetrators from ancient to modern times.
But it also includes the sarcastic lyrics of Jagger that satirize the modern capitalist world.
Are the Griffins like other TV families, especially those they parody, satirize and abuse in their everpresent cutaways?
Limited copying done to teach, criticize, report on news or satirize is okay.
Their remarkably free sexual practices allow RED to satirize those of Victorian England.
This was only his power-play and no reason to satirize him.
The novel Huxley intended to satirize in his own Utopia.
To satirize those who believed in moon creatures?