dunciad
ˈdʌnsiːɑːd
Definitions
1. noun
A satirical poem, especially one by Alexander Pope, that ridicules or mocks learning, literature, or the arts.
“The professor’s dunciad in the faculty meeting was a clever way to poke fun at the bureaucracy.”
ˈdʌnsiːɑːd
1. noun
A satirical poem, especially one by Alexander Pope, that ridicules or mocks learning, literature, or the arts.
“The professor’s dunciad in the faculty meeting was a clever way to poke fun at the bureaucracy.”