lam·poon 
(lăm-pn)
(lăm-pn)n.
A written attack ridiculing a person, group, or institution.
tr.v. lam·pooned, lam·poon·ing, lam·poons
To ridicule or satirize in a lampoon.
[French lampon, perhaps from lampons, let us drink (from a common refrain in drinking songs), first person pl. imperative of lamper, to gulp down, of Germanic origin.]
lam·pooner, lam·poonist n.
lam·pooner·y n.
- grandiosely
- grandiosity
- grandioso
- Grand Junction
- grand jury
- grandkid
- Grand Lama
- grand larceny
- grandly
- grandma
- grand mal seizure
- "Grandma Moses."
- Grand Manan Island
- grand march
- grand master
- grandmaster
- grandmother
- grandmotherly
- grandnephew
- grandness
- grandniece
- grand opera
- grandpa
- grandparent
- grandparental