Usually means: Satirical verse; lampooning public figure.
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  10. pasquin: Webster's 1828 Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (pasquin)

▸ noun:  A lampooner.
▸ noun:  A lampoon; a pasquinade.
▸ verb:  (rare) To lampoon or satirize.

Similar:
pasquinader, pasquiler, pasquilant, lampooner, squib, farceur, harlequin, Pierrot, punster, lamppost, more...

Opposite:
anti-pasquin, praise, compliment, tribute

Phrases:
John Pasquin, more...

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Similar:
pasquinader, pasquiler, pasquilant, lampooner, squib, farceur, harlequin, Pierrot, punster, lamppost, more...

Opposite:
anti-pasquin, praise, compliment, tribute

Phrases:
John Pasquin, more...



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