Synonym: medley, potpourri. Similar words: spastic, pastime, drastic, elastic, plastic, plastics, fantastic, masticate. Meaning: [pæ'stɪːʃ] 
n. 1. a musical composition consisting of a series of songs or other musical pieces from various sources 2. a work of art that imitates the style of some previous work.
n. 1. a musical composition consisting of a series of songs or other musical pieces from various sources 2. a work of art that imitates the style of some previous work. 
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1. He has a gift for pastiche.
2. The film is a skilful, witty pastiche of 'Jaws'.
3. She's an expert in the art of pastiche and parody.
4. The film is a pastiche of the Hollywood Wild West.
5. Peter Baker's bathroom is a brilliant pastiche of expensive interior design.
6. But this is quite clearly a pastiche by two journalists desperate to match the efforts of rival newspapers.
7. Pastiche: This charming, mediumbodied red wine from Joseph Phelps offers plentiful fruit, admirable length and little tannin.
8. Jong's novel is a pastiche of journals, letters, and interviews.
9. Sometimes, register inconsistency produces unintended pastiche and humour, in the same way that direct imitation of published styles can.
10. Lifestyle carpet tiles in Pastiche, teamed with the Country border range, by Heuga.
11. Pastiche and lack of originality in popular culture is therefore seen as the result.
12. a pastiche of the classic detective story.
13. The operetta is a pastiche of 18th century style.
14. This elaborate pastiche was too much for me.
15. It turned into a pastiche of stereotypes in battle zone before an unsatisfying ending.
16. The modified Mercalli scale is a pastiche of psychological, engineering, and geological criteria.
17. Collage and pastiche are two important parody techniques employed in Ulysses.
18. With collage and pastiche, the stylistic practice enhances the theme of the novel.
19. The genre is wider and more experimental and now has the element of pastiche.
20. And one of these hands may wield the instrument of pastiche.
21. Without the space, though(sentencedict.com/pastiche.html), the rendering might be an ill-conceived pastiche.
22. They sat at separate tables and waited until the band started its last set with a synthesised pastiche of Hello Dolly.
23. Where the title and historical reference are clearly Chinese, Takano's image is a pastiche of an imagined, magical historical journey complete with Aztec warriors, a strange feline and a straw man.
24. Talladega Nights is a more refined version of the kind of anarchic, semi-improvised comedy that we saw in Anchorman, with the added bonus of being a dead-on pastiche of the Hollywood biopic genre.
More similar words: spastic, pastime, drastic, elastic, plastic, plastics, fantastic, masticate, bombastic, inelastic, sarcastic, elasticity, drastically, gymnastics, plasticine, plasticity, periphrastic, fantastical, iconoclastic, sarcastically, enthusiastic, fantastically, scholasticism, elastic modulus, ecclesiastical, inelastic demand, enthusiastically, price elasticity, plastic explosive, unenthusiastically.