Converse of object

• bite: Tony Husband's page - biting satire from the renowned Private Eye cartoonist.

• write: He wrote 16 satires: only 1 is explicitly about women.

• set: Under the title Herald Films, we made the film The Complaynt Of Scotland, a political satire set in 1555 for BBC.

Preposition: on

• politics: The play was a satire on politics, poverty and injustice.

• web: Welcome to the home of Scottish Episcopal satire on the world-wide web.

• culture: Simple Simon sets out to be a commentary or satire on contemporary culture.

• world: A dark satire on the world of warfare, it's thought-provoking without actually taking sides.

Adjective modifier

• biting: A biting satire on the social aspiration, the play follows two women in their search for respectable husbands.

• Episcopal: Welcome to the home of Scottish Episcopal satire on the world-wide web.

• scathing: The idea of a scathing religious satire on BBC is now unthinkable.

• witty: It is a witty, malicious satire of the English literary world.

• hilarious: The Shysters bloody ' My Bloody Valentine ' was a hilarious romantic satire.

• savage: Comedy doesn't get much blacker than this savage satire on terrorism.

Modifies a noun

• boom: Beyond The Fringe is staged and a satire boom begins.

• magazine: Animal House was the inaugural film venture for the American satire magazine National Lampoon.

• show: The Scottish Parliament has spawned its first satire show.

• website: Selected sites from the category Medical: 1. Q Fever A medical humor and satire website for healthcare professionals.

• site: Long running and highly successful US news satire site.

Noun used with modifier

• television: What - Poliakoff essentially speculates - would have happened had the 1960s boom in television satire arrived a quarter of a century earlier... ?

• news: Comedy Avenue Drives humor to the edge with outrageous news satire.