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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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Quiz
::
Quiz (v. t.) To
puzzle;
to
banter;
to chaff or mock with
pretended
seriousness
of
discourse;
to make sport of, as by
obscure
questions..
Shame
::
Shame (v. t.) To mock at; to
deride.
Fleer
::
Fleer () To make a wry face in
contempt,
or to grin in
scorn;
to
deride;
to
sneer;
to mock; to gibe; as, to fleer and
flout..
Scoff
::
Scoff (n.) An
object
of
scorn,
mockery,
or
derision..
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..
Mocker
::
Mocker
(n.) One who, or that
which,
mocks;
a
scorner;
a
scoffer;
a
derider..
Jereed
::
"Jereed
(n.) A blunt
javelin
used by the
people
of the
Levant,
especially
in mock
fights..
Mocker
::
Mocker
(n.) A
deceiver;
an
impostor.
Mocking
::
Mocking
(a.)
Imitating,
esp. in
derision,
or so as to cause
derision;
mimicking;
derisive..
Tournament
::
Tournament
(n.) A mock
fight,
or
warlike
game,
formerly
in great
favor,
in which a
number
of
combatants
were
engaged,
as an
exhibition
of their
address
and
bravery;
hence,
figuratively,
a real
battle..
Hummock
::
Hummock
(n.)
Timbered
land. See
Hammock.
Frock
::
Frock (n.) A loose outer
garment;
especially,
a gown
forming
a part of
European
modern
costume
for women and
children;
also, a
coarse
shirtlike
garment
worn by some
workmen
over their other
clothes;
a smock
frock;
as, a
marketman's
frock..
Mocked
::
Mocked
(imp. & p. p.) of Moc.
Mockle
::
Mockle
(a.) See
Mickle.
Geck
::
Geck (n.) To
deride;
to
scorn;
to mock.
Blende
::
Blende
(n.) A
mineral,
called
also
sphalerite,
and by
miners
mock lead, false
galena,
and
black-jack.
It is a zinc
sulphide,
but often
contains
some iron. Its color is
usually
yellow,
brown,
or
black,
and its
luster
resinous..
Mocker
::
Mocker
(n.) A
mocking
bird.
Subscapular
::
Subsannation
(n.)
Derision;
mockery.
Naumachy
::
Naumachy
(n.) A naval
battle;
esp., a mock sea
fight..
Scoff
::
Scoff (n.) To show
insolent
ridicule
or
mockery;
to
manifest
contempt
by
derisive
acts or
language;
-- often with at.
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