What is another word for satirise?
Pronunciation: [sˈatɪɹˌa͡ɪz] (IPA) 
Satirise, a literary technique used to criticize a person, society, or culture, can be expressed through various synonyms such as mock, ridicule, lampoon, caricature, parody, burlesque, and spoof. Using these synonyms, a writer can expose the flaws and shortcomings of society or individuals in a humorous and witty way. While mocking involves teasing and making fun of someone, ridicule is more cutting and offensive. Lampoon is an attack on a particular individual or group, while a caricature exaggerates the physical features of someone. Both parody and burlesque involve humorously imitating something, but a burlesque is more provocative. A spoof, on the other hand, involves taking a well-known story or movie and making humor out of it.
