Păs'quin1, n.
(păs'kwin), n. [It. pasquino, Sp. pasquin.] A mutilated statue at Rome, in a corner of the palace of Ursini, so called from a cobbler who was remarkable for his sneers and gibes, and near whose shop the statue was dug up. On this statue it has been customary to paste satiric papers. Hence, a lampoon.