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Definition of mock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mock is as below...
Mock (v. t.) To
imitate;
to
mimic;
esp., to mimic in
sport,
contempt,
or
derision;
to
deride
by
mimicry..
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Frump
::
Frump (v. t.) To
insult;
to
flout;
to mock; to snub.
Mockish
::
Mockish
(a.) Mock;
counterfeit;
sham.
Cuckooflower
::
Cuckooflower
(n.) A
species
of
Cardamine
(C.
pratensis),
or
lady's
smock.
Its
leaves
are used in
salads.
Also, the
ragged
robin
(Lychnis
Flos-cuculi)..
Jape
::
Jape (v. t.) To mock; to
trick.
Deridingly
::
Deridingly
(adv.)
By way of
derision
or
mockery.
Mock
::
Mock (v. t.) To treat with scorn or
contempt;
to
deride.
Frumper
::
Frumper
(n.) A
mocker.
Gibe
::
Gibe (v. i.) To
reproach
with
contemptuous
words;
to
deride;
to scoff at; to mock.
Cammock
::
Cammock
(n.) A plant
having
long hard,
crooked
roots,
the
Ononis
spinosa;
--
called
also
rest-harrow.
The
Scandix
Pecten-Veneris
is also
called
cammock..
Mock
::
Mock (a.)
Imitating
reality,
but not real;
false;
counterfeit;
assumed;
sham..
Mockery
::
Mockery
(n.) The act of
mocking,
deriding,
and
exposing
to
contempt,
by
mimicry,
by
insincere
imitation,
or by a false show of
earnestness;
a
counterfeit
appearance..
Mockle
::
Mockle
(a.) See
Mickle.
Blouse
::
Blouse
(n.) A
light,
loose
over-garment,
like a smock
frock,
worn
especially
by
workingmen
in
France;
also, a loose coat of any
material,
as the
undress
uniform
coat of the
United
States
army..
Mock
::
Mock (v. i.) To make sport
contempt
or in jest; to speak in a
scornful
or
jeering
manner.
Bemock
::
Bemock
(v. t.) To mock; to
ridicule.
Puppet
::
Puppet
(n.) A
similar
figure
moved by the hand or by a wire in a mock
drama;
a
marionette;
a
wooden
actor in a play.
Sardonic
::
Sardonic
(a.)
Forced;
unnatural;
insincere;
hence,
derisive,
mocking,
malignant,
or
bitterly
sarcastic;
--
applied
only to a
laugh,
smile,
or some
facial
semblance
of
gayety..
Hammock
::
Hammock
(n.) A
swinging
couch or bed,
usually
made of
netting
or
canvas
about six feet wide,
suspended
by clews or cords at the
ends..
Mocker
::
Mocker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
mocks;
a
scorner;
a
scoffer;
a
derider..
Charivari
::
Charivari
(n.) A mock
serenade
of
discordant
noises,
made with
kettles,
tin
horns,
etc.,
designed
to annoy and
insult..
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