Definition of "pasquin" []

• A lampooner; also, a lampoon. See pasquinade. (noun)
• To lampoon; to satiraze. (verb-transitive)

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• "The word "pasquin" (pasquino) is derived from the name of a tailor, who was famous at the end of the fifteenth century for his lampoons."
• "Without such disclosure, the administration reasoned, the public may not be aware of important hidden incentive (h/t pasquin)."
• "Without such disclosure, the administration reasoned, the public may not be aware of important hidden incentives (h/t pasquin)."