[farce] vt farced ; farc.ing [ME farsen, fr. MF farcir, fr. L farcire] (14c) 1: stuff
2: to improve as if by stuffing
[2]farce n [ME farse, fr. MF farce, fr. (assumed) VL farsa, fr. L, fem. of farsus, pp. of farcire] (14c) 1: a savory stuffing: forcemeat
2: a light dramatic composition marked by broadly satirical comedy and improbable plot
3: the broad humor characteristic of farce or pretense
4. a: ridiculous or empty show b: mockery "the enforcement of this law became a ~"