farce /färs/

1. Comedy of extravagant humour, buffoonery, and improbability
2. A ridiculous or meaningless display
3. A hollow formality
4. Stuffing or forcemeat (cookery)

1. To cram
2. To stuff, fill with stuffing
3. To swell out (Shakespeare)

farceur /fär-sœrˈ/ or (fem) farceuse /-sœzˈ/ noun (French)

1. A joker or buffoon
2. A person who writes or acts in farces

farci /fär-sē/ adjective (French; cookery)

Stuffed

farˈcical adjective

farcicalˈity noun

Farcical quality

farˈcically adverb

farˈcify transitive verb

To turn into a farce

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