What is another word for farce?
507 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɑːs], [ fˈɑːs], [ f_ˈɑː_s]
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Similar words for farce:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- slapstick (adjective)
- absurdity (noun)
- burlesque (noun)
- caricature (noun)
- charade (noun)
- comedy (noun)
- communication (noun)
- drama (noun)
- farce (noun)
- farcicality (noun)
- fiasco (noun)
- fooling (noun)
- ha-ha (noun)
- humor (noun)
- humorousness (noun)
- joke (noun)
- low comedy (noun)
- misrepresentation (noun)
- mockery (noun)
- nonsense, satire (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- parody (noun)
- play (noun)
- ridicule (noun)
- ridiculousness (noun)
- sham (noun)
- wisecrack (noun)
- change (verb)
- mime (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Farce:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective) • slapstick (adjective)n.
• absurdity (noun)- idiocy,
- inanity,
- folly,
- impossibility,
- paradox,
- incongruity,
- meaninglessness,
- craziness,
- foolishness,
- silliness,
- invalidity,
- outlandishness,
- Self-contradiction,
- irrationality,
- balderdash,
- preposterousness,
- inconsistency,
- implausibility,
- baloney,
- eccentricity,
- anachronism,
- contradiction,
- bizarreness.
- panto mime,
- panto-mime,
- dis-guises,
- pre-tensions,
- makebelieve,
- pre-tension,
- panto mimes,
- panto-mimes,
- pre tensions,
- dis-guise,
- dis guise,
- dis guises,
- pre tension.
- facetiousnesses,
- fun and gameses,
- inter-lude,
- light entertainments,
- fun games,
- comic dramas,
- high camps,
- inter-ludes,
- inter ludes,
- schticks,
- field days,
- play ons,
- fun gameses,
- jokings,
- slapsticks,
- wittinesses,
- wisecrackings,
- gag shows,
- merry go rounds,
- inter lude,
- chaffings.
- stagecraft,
- melodramas,
- dramatic arts,
- tearjerker,
- showmanship,
- broadways,
- melodrama,
- footlights,
- thespian art,
- histrionic art,
- tear-jerker,
- dramaturgy,
- dramatic art,
- footlight,
- stage show,
- Theatricals.
- botched situations,
- dumb thing do,
- dumb tricks,
- mis carriage,
- mis carriages,
- mis-carriage,
- mis-carriages.
- non-senses,
- teasings,
- pre tenses,
- triflings,
- non sense,
- bluffings,
- roughhousings,
- non-sense,
- non senses,
- joshings,
- clownishnesses,
- pre-tense,
- spoofings,
- kiddings,
- skylarkings,
- frolickings,
- rowdinesses,
- making lights,
- pre tense.
- mis chiefs,
- shaggy-dog stories,
- shaggydog story,
- shaggydog stories,
- oneliner,
- bons mots,
- hoodwinkings,
- one liner,
- mis chief.
- wittiness,
- chestnuts,
- farcicality,
- wisecracking,
- potboiler,
- fun and games,
- send-up,
- high spirits,
- merry-go-round,
- field day,
- Pharisaism,
- play on,
- rowdiness,
- roughhousing,
- low comedy,
- comedy,
- joke,
- pantomimes,
- musicals,
- mock-heroic,
- absurdity,
- hypocriticalness,
- sham,
- wisecrack,
- Frolicking,
- coverup,
- one-act,
- merry go round,
- pantomime,
- Mummeries,
- Fooling,
- mummery,
- parody,
- facetiousness,
- burlies,
- burlesque,
- shaggy-dog story,
- teasing,
- PUNS,
- revues,
- making light,
- play,
- botched situation,
- take-off,
- pasquinade,
- jocosity,
- ludicrousness,
- Buffooneries,
- light comedy,
- repartee,
- Clownishness,
- caricature,
- send up,
- comic drama,
- Farcicalness,
- SITCOMS,
- cover up,
- lampoon,
- smash hit,
- gag show,
- curtain-raisers,
- potboilers,
- charade,
- bon mot,
- revue,
- drama,
- joking,
- jokes,
- fiasco,
- dumb thing to do,
- operas,
- take-offs,
- Skylarking,
- spoofing,
- buffoonery,
- nonsense,
- chestnut,
- ridicule,
- mock,
- zaniness,
- fakery,
- schtick,
- trifling,
- sitcom,
- curtain-raiser,
- mockery,
- merry-go-rounds,
- light entertainment,
- roughhouse,
- play-on,
- Funnies,
- travesty,
- libel,
- high camp,
- dumb trick,
- ha-ha,
- humor,
- sendup.
- mock-heroics,
- mis representation,
- mis-representation,
- playon,
- mockheroic,
- mock heroics,
- mis representations,
- mockheroics,
- play-ons,
- playons,
- mock heroic.
v.
• change (verb) • mime (verb) • Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- carry on.
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- flap.
- Farcing,
- mime,
- buffooning,
- Farced.
- masque,
- Bibelot,
- ingurgitate,
- labor in vain,
- black humor,
- farrago,
- gimcrack,
- tuppence,
- monstrosity,
- trifle,
- button,
- disservice,
- incompetence,
- comedy relief,
- stage play,
- curio,
- twopence,
- bauble,
- miracle play,
- overeat,
- harlequinade,
- brass farthing,
- snap,
- bathos,
- romance,
- dressing,
- musical comedy,
- wisecracks,
- comedy of manners,
- hoot,
- knock about,
- farthing,
- lost trouble,
- dark comedy,
- esprit,
- inutility,
- molehill,
- unfruitfulness,
- sou,
- picayune,
- sentimental comedy,
- peppercorn,
- red cent,
- betise,
- salt,
- laughingstock,
- lug,
- stuffing,
- hill of beans,
- practical joke,
- tragicomedy,
- fudge,
- agile wit,
- overindulge,
- afterpiece,
- musical,
- pastiche,
- fiddlestick,
- imitation,
- trinket,
- exode,
- unproductiveness,
- vaudeville,
- block,
- fig,
- comic opera,
- child's play,
- jests,
- fraud,
- unskillfulness,
- extravaganza,
- situation comedy,
- rhapsody,
- ballet,
- uselessness,
- binge,
- knickknackery,
- Opera Bouffe,
- gourmandize,
- ineptitude,
- shenanigan,
- rap,
- inefficacy,
- rush,
- pin,
- GAGS,
- shove,
- sarcasm,
- irony,
- witticisms,
- anticlimax,
- arlequinade,
- Proverbs,
- impersonation,
- Comedietta,
- straw,
- futility,
- drollery,
- semblance,
- no-man's-land,
- gaud,
- mystery,
- farcical,
- muck about,
- myth,
- Burletta,
- satyr play,
- humour,
- inefficiency,
- Sciamachy,
- moonshine,
- two cents,
- piece,
- disorder,
- slapstick comedy,
- quick wit,
- pleasantry,
- squib,
- Whim-wham,
- comedy ballet,
- bosh,
- tomfoolery,
- Divertissement,
- inadequacy,
- gormandise,
- falderal,
- bit,
- wit,
- shit,
- damn,
- knickknack,
- bean,
- insufficiency,
- frippery,
- kickshaw,
- take off,
- cent,
- Fribble,
- ready wit,
- espieglerie,
- Minikin,
- inaptitude,
- jest,
- extravagance,
- fleabite,
- comic relief,
- miscarriage,
- opera,
- halfpenny,
- toy,
- unmeaning,
- gewgaw,
- opera buffa,
- romantic comedy,
- hair,
- Unconformity,
- spectacle,
- bagatelle,
- folderol,
- bombast,
- hoax,
- Melodrame,
- feather,
- pinprick,
- triviality.
How to use "Farce" in context?
In farce, the tragicomedy of life is played out on stage. The action is usually arbitrary and absurd, with characters who say and do things for no logical reason. Farce often ridicules authority and aristocrats, while also poking fun at common people. It is a very popular form of comedy, and often used to critique society.
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Homophones for Farce:
- forge, fork, frisch, forsake, freeze, furze, fraise, frog kick, frigga, fierce, Farouk I, free kick, FRS, forgo, fair sex, frigg, frowsy, frog, foresee, forage, firework, ferocious, fibrosis, ferrous, farrago, faroes, fresco, faubourg, force, fress, farsi, fry cook, ferric, fire hose, frowzy, freakish, for 24 hours, frisk, foreshow, frisky, FARC, frg, freaky, feverous, fresh, foreshock, faeroese, fire hook, freak, feverish, firehouse, faeroes, freyja, frock, faberge, fracas, free house, fabric, Frisia, fair use, Faruk I, furious, Force 17, frizzy, frick, forego, freesia, frieze, frizz, fibrous, fries, fairish, Fargo, faroese, fricassee.
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