1. a person who writes, performs, or produces burlesques; an entertainer who specializes in burlesque comedy or satire
Usage: often used in theatrical or entertainment contexts; can refer to both historical and contemporary performers

Examples

• The burlesquer delighted the audience with exaggerated physical comedy and witty wordplay.
• Famous burlesquers of the 19th century often parodied popular plays and operas.
• She became a skilled burlesquer, known for her sharp satirical sketches.
• The troupe of burlesquers traveled from town to town performing their comedic acts.
• As a burlesquer, he specialized in mocking the pretensions of high society.
• The burlesquer's performance combined slapstick humor with clever social commentary.