What is another word for hudibrastic verses?
Pronunciation: [hjˌuːdɪbɹˈastɪk vˈɜːsɪz] (IPA) 
Hudibrastic verses are poems or literary works that are characterized by their humorous and satirical tone, often ridiculing or mocking a subject with exaggerated and nonsensical humor. Synonyms for Hudibrastic verses include doggerel, burlesque, parody, lampoon, and caricature. Doggerel refers to poorly written and unpolished poetry often characterized by crude humor and simplistic rhyming schemes. Burlesque, on the other hand, is a form of parody that imitates an art form, often exaggerating its style for comedic effect. Lampoon refers to a sharp, satirical writing that ridicules a person, often with harsh judgments and critiques. Lastly, caricature is a form of distorted representation or exaggerated portrayal, capturing the flaws and absurdities of a subject in a humorous way.
