IPA: /læmˈpuːnər/
KK: /læmˈpuːnər/
A person who makes fun of someone or something in a humorous way, often through satire or ridicule.
The lampooner wrote a funny article that poked fun at the politician's latest speech.
Lampooner → The word 'lampoon' comes from the French 'lampon', which means to mock or ridicule. The suffix '-er' indicates a person who performs an action. Therefore, a 'lampooner' is a person who mocks or ridicules others.
Think of someone who 'mocks' ('lampon') others — the '-er' means a person who does this. A lampooner is someone who engages in mocking.