MOCK


Meaning of MOCK in English

v. 1 deride, ridicule, make fun of, tease, taunt, tantalize, jeer (at), gibe (at), thumb one's nose at, chaff, laugh at, poke fun at, make sport of, guy, scorn, flout, abuse, defy, scoff (at), sneer (at), disdain, disparage, decry, Archaic fleer (at), Colloq rag, rib, kid, put (someone) on, Brit take the mickey out of, cock a snook at He was taken in for questioning only because he mocked a police officer Jealousy is the green-eyed monster that mocks the meat it feeds on. 2 ape, mimic, imitate, caricature, lampoon, satirize, parody, burlesque, travesty, Colloq spoof, take off, Brit send up The political cartoonist mocks governments daily on the pillory of his pen

adj. 3 substitute, artificial, simulated, fake, synthetic, imitation, false, forged, ersatz, sham, feigned, counterfeit, fraudulent, bogus, make-believe, pretend, Colloq phoney or US also phony, pseudo By means of a mock car accident they demonstrated how to rescue victims Mock turtle soup, though good, does not taste like real turtle soup.

Oxford thesaurus English vocab.      Английский словарь Оксфорд тезаурус.