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Synonym for mock [verb]

The synonym mock synonymous definition words:
means "ridicule"
banter, chaff, deride, flout, gibe, imitate, jeer
- conjugate verb mock
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mock [verb]

means "mimic"
ape, imitate, mime, caricature

mock [verb]

means "defy"
challenge, dare, brave

mock [adjective]

means "false"
counterfeit, forged, fake, fraudulent, feigned, pretended, sham
Further results for the word "mock"

abase [verb]

means "humble"
depress, reduce, abash, mortify, debase, mock
- conjugate verb abase

chaff [verb]

means "ridicule"
banter, mock, deride, flout, gibe, imitate
- conjugate verb chaff

defeat [verb]

means "action"
master, mock, baffle, balk, disconcert, undo
- conjugate verb defeat

defy [verb]

means "dare"
disobey, beard, brave, insult, mock, challenge
- conjugate verb defy

depress [verb]

means "humble"
abase, reduce, abash, mortify, debase, mock
- conjugate verb depress

dummy [adjective]

means "false"
phony, counterfeit, imitation, faked, simulated, mock

fictitious [adjective]

means "false"
fake, mock, sham, simulated

flout [verb]

means "ridicule"
banter, chaff, deride, mock, gibe, imitate
- conjugate verb flout

jeer [verb]

means "scoff"
insult, deride, mock, ridicule, taunt, sneer at
- conjugate verb jeer

lampoon [verb]

means "satirize"
satirise, parody, mock, caricature, deride, ridicule
- conjugate verb lampoon

ridicule [verb]

means "deride"
disparage, taunt, mock, chaff, make fun of, scoff at
- conjugate verb ridicule

scoff at [verb]

means "deride"
disparage, taunt, mock, chaff, make fun of, ridicule
- conjugate verb scoff at

sneer at [verb]

means "scoff"
insult, deride, mock, ridicule, taunt, jeer
- conjugate verb sneer at

taunt [verb]

means "ridicule"
insult, jeer, mock, scoff at, censure, upbraid
- conjugate verb taunt

mock-up [noun]

means "notion"
idea, theory, thought, concept, abstraction, hypothesis

mockery [noun]

means "ridicule"
laughingstock, contumely, derision, scorn

mockery [noun]

means "farce"
imitation, burlesque, mimicry, caricature, show, satire, sham

mocking [adjective]

means "derisive"
ridiculing, insulting, scornful, taunting

abstraction [noun]

means "notion"
idea, theory, thought, concept, mock-up, hypothesis

banter [noun]

means "jest"
jesting, teasing, mockery, derision, repartee

burlesque [noun]

means "travesty"
caricature, parody, mockery, cartoon, sham, satire

cartoon [noun]

means "travesty"
caricature, parody, mockery, burlesque, sham, satire

con [noun]

means "swindle"
cheat, dupe, fraud, mockery, gyp, graft
- translate con

derision [noun]

means "scorn"
mockery, scoff, sneer

irony [noun]

means "speech"
mockery, sarcasm, satire, humour, derision

jesting [noun]

means "ridicule"
sport, joke, derision, mockery

kidding [adjective]

means "teasing"
joking, fooling around, fooling, mocking

mime [noun]

means "caricature"
pantomime, imitation, mimicry, parody, mockery

mimicry [noun]

means "caricature"
pantomime, imitation, mime, parody, mockery

model [noun]

means "representation"
copy, duplicate, facsimile, mock-up, image, print

put on [noun]

means "pretence"
mockery, hoax, swindle, imitation, fake, parody

ridicule [noun]

means "derision"
mockery, raillery, sneer, sarcasm

ridiculing [adjective]

means "derisive"
mocking, insulting, scornful, taunting

scorn [noun]

means "derision"
mockery, scoff, sneer

sport [noun]

means "derision"
jesting, joke, ridicule, mockery
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