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Definition of mock
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Mock (a.)
Imitating
reality,
but not real;
false;
counterfeit;
assumed;
sham..
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Sport
::
Sport (n.) That with which one
plays,
or which is
driven
about in play; a toy; a
plaything;
an
object
of
mockery..
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.
Flout
::
Flout (v. t.) To mock or
insult;
to treat with
contempt.
Joust
::
"Joust
(v. i.) To
engage
in mock
combat
on
horseback,
as two
knights
in the
lists;
to
tilt..
Jeer
::
"Jeer (v.) To utter
sarcastic
or
scoffing
reflections;
to speak with
mockery
or
derision;
to use
taunting
language;
to
scoff;
as, to jeer at a
speaker..
Paraselene
::
Paraselene
(n.) A mock moon; an image of the moon which
sometimes
appears
at the point of
intersection
of two lunar
halos.
Cf.
Parhelion.
Netting
::
Netting
(n.) A
network
of ropes used for
various
purposes,
as for
holding
the
hammocks
when not in use, also for
stowing
sails,
and for
hoisting
from the
gunwale
to the
rigging
to
hinder
an enemy from
boarding..
Naumachy
::
Naumachy
(n.) A naval
battle;
esp., a mock sea
fight..
Quiz
::
Quiz (v. t.) To peer at; to eye
suspiciously
or
mockingly.
Illude
::
Illude
(v. t.) To play upon by
artifice;
to
deceive;
to mock; to
excite
and
disappoint
the hopes of.
Nettles
::
Nettles
(n. pl.) Small lines used to sling
hammocks
under the deck
beams.
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..
Hommocky
::
Hommocky
(a.)
Filled
with
hommocks;
piled in the form of
hommocks;
-- said of ice.
Mock
::
Mock (a.)
Imitating
reality,
but not real;
false;
counterfeit;
assumed;
sham..
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..
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..
Joust
::
Joust (v. i.) A
tilting
match;
a mock
combat
on
horseback
between
two
knights
in the lists or
inclosed
field.
Jeering
::
Jeering
(n.) A
mocking
utterance.
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..
Jape
::
Jape (v. t.) To mock; to
trick.
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