verb

mock

to ridicule, to tease, to imitate

They mocked his strange accent.

They mocked his strange accent.

Don't mock what you don't understand.

Don't mock what you don't understand.

((sb./sth.)) to laugh at (sb./sth.) in an unkind way. They mocked his strange accent.

Synonyms: ridicule, taunt, jeer; Antonyms: praise, respect

From Old French 'mocquer', meaning 'to deride'.

Imagine a parrot 'mocking' your voice by imitating it.

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