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mock

[mok] / mɒk /






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But there was no mocking in their laughter.

From Los Angeles Times

The first has a group of students refusing to name which among them mocked the teacher; the second finds one of them willing to fink.

From The Wall Street Journal

Less than 48 hours after the launch, the Bom released a list of tips on how to use the new site, but this was further mocked by disgruntled users.

From BBC

The video was mocked over social media and on “The Daily Show” this weekend, when host Ronny Chieng asked, “Are manners the most important thing for the FAA to be dealing with right now?”

From Los Angeles Times

A mock news livestream took over the stage’s screens in search of the Sunday headliner, accusing him of “never dropping the album.”

From Los Angeles Times