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Mock

mock

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mock Meaning Definition

To imitate; to mimic; esp., to mimic in sport, contempt, or derision; to deride by mimicry.

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Parthian shot abuse adopt affect affected affront alike alternate alternative ape aped apocryphal appropriate artificial aspersion assume assumed atrocity back answer backup bamboozle barrack bastard be merry with beguile betray bluff bogus brickbat brummagem buffoon burlesque butt cajole call names caricature caustic remark chaff cheat cheat on circumvent clinquant colorable colored comeback conjure consimilar contempt contumely copied copy copycat counterfeit counterfeited crack crack a joke crack wise cut cut at cutting remark deceive decry defy delude deride derision derive from despite diddle dig dig at disdain dishonor disoblige disparage distorted double-cross dressed up dummy dump dump on dupe embellished embroidered enormity equivalent ersatz factitious fake faked fakement false falsified farce favoring feign feigned fictitious fictive fleer fleer at flout flouting following foolery forestall forged forgery frame-up fraud fraudulent fun gammon garbled get around gibe gibe at gibing retort give offense to gull guy hit off hit off on hoax hocus-pocus hokey homogeneous hornswaggle humbug humiliate humiliation hurl a brickbat identical illegitimate imitate imitated imitation impersonate impostor indignity infringe injury insult jab jab at jape jeer jeer at jeering jest jester jibe at joke josh juggle junk junky kid kid around lampoon laugh at leg-pull let down like lout make a funny make fun make fun of make use of make-believe makeshift man-made mime mimic mimicked misapprehend misconceive misconstrue misexplain misinterpret mislead misread mistake mistranslate mockery nearly reproduced not unlike offend offense outmaneuver outrage outreach outsmart outwit overreach parody parrot parting shot paste perverted phony pigeon pilgarlic pinch pinchbeck pirate plagiarize plagiarized play on words play one false poke fun at pooh pooh-pooh pretend pretended provisional proxy pseudo pun put down put something over put-down put-on put-up job quasi queer quip quiz rag rail at rally rank out razz resembling reserve revile rib ridicule rip-off rude reproach satirize scintillate scoff scoff at scorn scout scurrility secondary self-styled sell out send up sham shoddy short answer similar simulacrum simulate simulated slam slap slap at smacking of sneer sneer at snow so-called soi-disant something like spare sparkle spoof sport spurious steal stopgap string along substitute suggestive of supposititious swindle swipe synthetic take take in take off take off on take on take over tantalize taunt tease temporary tentative tin tinsel titivated token travesty treat with indignity trick twisted twit two-time unauthentic uncomplimentary remark ungenuine uniform with unnatural unreal utility utter a mot verbal thrust vicarious warped whited sepulcher wisecrack

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