Aristophanic

/ˌærɪstəˈfænɪk/ adjective

Relating to the style, manner, or comedic approach of Aristophanes, the ancient Greek playwright known for satirical comedy and wordplay.

From Aristophanes (448-380 BCE), the famous Athenian comic dramatist, with the suffix '-ic' (relating to). The term describes the characteristic style of bawdy, political satire found in his plays.

📖 Full word page — etymology, 47 translations, audio 🔑 Get Free API Key — 50 lookups/day 📚 Read the Docs — integrate Word Orb