farce

What we really have in front of us is a farce.

We have to wait now for the farce to run its course.

Since this is farce, they fall in love with each other.

It was a small act in a play, almost a farce.

That idea would have made the game a real farce.

Now I had to play out this farce to the very end.

You can keep this farce going until the end of the year.

There is no need for us to act out a farce.

I've seen the play and I thought it was quite like a farce.

I had to farce my mouth to form the words.

The whole thing was a farce, just as he'd thought.

Both of them knew what a farce this meeting was.

"The play started with the idea of doing a farce," he says.

I think that we should stop this farce, here and now.

What if their marriage should turn out, as she had said, a farce?

Her story, since the beginning of this farce, had changed several times.

The next move was a little like a scene in a farce.

But, like the farce, there was no way out of the situation.

This farce is taking more out of me than I thought it would.

It was high time their farce of a marriage came to an end.

"Everything in the movie had to seem real or it would just have been a farce," she said.

Stay away if drawing room farce is what you're after.

Democracy, in America, became a farce more than a century ago.

The best outcome would be for Congress to stop the farce.

She also tried her hand at writing farces, with some success.