What is another word for broad comedy?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈɔːd kˈɒmədi] (IPA) 
Broad comedy is a term used to describe humor that is obvious, exaggerated, and relies heavily on physical comedy. Some synonyms for broad comedy include slapstick, farce, caricature, buffoonery, clownishness, and absurdity. Slapstick comedy involves exaggerated physical humor and stunts, while farce typically involves mistaken identity and chaotic situations. Caricature emphasizes exaggerated distortions of characters or situations. Buffoonery involves clowns and fools, while clownishness emphasizes exaggerated behavior and movements. Absurdity involves situations that are illogical and ridiculous. All of these synonyms for broad comedy have one thing in common: they are all designed to make audiences laugh through exaggerated and often ridiculous means.
