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Definition of ridicule
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Ridicule
(n.)
Quality
of being
ridiculous;
ridiculousness.
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Deride
::
Deride
(v. t.) To laugh at with
contempt;
to laugh to
scorn;
to turn to
ridicule
or make sport of; to mock; to scoff at.
Landlubber
::
Landlubber
(n.) One who
passes
his life on land; -- so
called
among
seamen
in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Backare
::
Backare
(interj.)
Stand back! give
place!
-- a cant word of the
Elizabethan
writers,
probably
in
ridicule
of some
person
who
pretended
to a
knowledge
of Latin which he did not
possess..
Mouth
::
Mouth (v. i.) To make
grimaces,
esp. in
ridicule
or
contempt..
Make-game
::
Make-game
(n.) An
object
of
ridicule;
a butt.
Irony
::
Irony (n.) A sort of
humor,
ridicule,
or light
sarcasm,
which
adopts
a mode of
speech
the
meaning
of which is
contrary
to the
literal
sense of the
words..
Derision
::
Derision
(n.) The act of
deriding,
or the state of being
derided;
mockery;
scornful
or
contemptuous
treatment
which holds one up to
ridicule..
Carcass
::
Carcass
(n.) The
living
body; -- now
commonly
used in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Scout
::
Scout (v. t.) To
reject
with
contempt,
as
something
absurd;
to treat with
ridicule;
to
flout;
as, to scout an idea or an
apology..
Pouch
::
Pouch (n.) A
protuberant
belly;
a
paunch;
-- so
called
in
ridicule.
Scoff
::
Scoff (n.) To show
insolent
ridicule
or
mockery;
to
manifest
contempt
by
derisive
acts or
language;
-- often with at.
Pantagruelism
::
Pantagruelism
(n.) The
theory
or
practice
of the
medical
profession;
-- used in
burlesque
or
ridicule.
Lording
::
Lording
(n.) A
little
lord; a
lordling;
a lord, in
contempt
or
ridicule..
Ridiculed
::
Ridiculed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Ridicul.
Prittle-prattle
::
Prittle-prattle
(n.) Empty talk;
trifling
loquacity;
prattle;
-- used in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Scoff
::
Scoff (n.)
Derision;
ridicule;
mockery;
derisive
or
mocking
expression
of
scorn,
contempt,
or
reproach..
Mockery
::
Mockery
(n.)
Insulting
or
contemptuous
action
or
speech;
contemptuous
merriment;
derision;
ridicule.
Ridicule
::
Ridicule
(n.) An
object
of sport or
laughter;
a
laughingstock;
a
laughing
matter.
Skimmington
::
Skimmington
(n.) A word
employed
in the
phrase,
To ride
Skimmington;
that is to ride on a horse with a
woman,
but
behind
her,
facing
backward,
carrying
a
distaff,
and
accompanied
by a
procession
of
jeering
neighbors
making
mock
music;
a
cavalcade
in
ridicule
of a
henpecked
man. The
custom
was in vogue in parts of
England..
Affix
::
Affix (v. t.) To
attach,
unite,
or
connect
with; as, names
affixed
to
ideas,
or ideas
affixed
to
things;
to affix a
stigma
to a
person;
to affix
ridicule
or blame to any one..
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