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Meanings of caricaturist in English
Usage of caricaturist in English
1
His mouth and jaw were huge; he looked like a caricaturist's Roosevelt.
2
All these little things help to 'mark' the man for the caricaturist.
3
He obviously liked them, as the caricaturist likes the people in the street.
4
We soon fall away from the reminiscence; and the caricaturist becomes a personality.'
5
A wonderful man for the caricaturist, and one of the finest.
6
Max Beerbohm, the caricaturist, was rather clumsy with the Gallic tongue.
7
Sir William Bunbury, father of Sir Charles, and of Henry, the celebrated caricaturist.-E.
8
Let the digital caricaturist sketch your guests Here's another idea.
9
All this and much more is characteristic of the humour of the famous caricaturist.
10
But then I'm a caricaturist: I am meant to concentrate only on what's salient.
11
He was jurist, court councillor, romancer, caricaturist, scene painter, theatrical manager, and musical composer.
12
His definite features were easy material for the caricaturist, who does not deal in halftones.
13
Here the mere caricaturist would be quite at fault.
14
He was a gifted caricaturist, and his portraits of people were always warm, never grotesque.
15
He is a superb draughtsman and our only caricaturist.
16
They talk now about Dickens being just a caricaturist.
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Caricaturist through the time
Caricaturist across language varieties
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