jeering
31jesting — jest·ing || dÊ’estɪŋ n. joking, bantering; ridicule, mocking adj. facetious, humorous, playful; mocking, jeering dÊ’est n. joke, witticism; jeering or mocking remark; sport, fun; laughing stock, subject of a joke or mockery v. joke, speak or… …
32taunting — taunt·ing || tÉ”Ëtɪŋ n. taunt, instance of teasing; gibe, mocking or jeering remark adj. ridiculous, derisive; ridiculing, mocking, sneering, jeering tÉ”nt ,tÉ‘nt /tÉ”Ënt n. teasing, mockery; provocation v. sneer, mock; provoke, tease …
33jeer — I. /dʒɪə / (say jear) verb (i) 1. to speak or shout derisively; gibe or scoff rudely. –verb (t) 2. to treat with derision; make a mock of. –noun 3. a jeering utterance; a derisive or rude gibe. –phrase 4. jeer at, to deride or mock. {? Old… …
34φιλοκερτόμως — φιλοκέρτομος fond of jeering adverbial φιλοκέρτομος fond of jeering masc/fem acc pl (doric) …
35φιλοκέρτομον — φιλοκέρτομος fond of jeering masc/fem acc sg φιλοκέρτομος fond of jeering neut nom/voc/acc sg …
36gibelike — adjective abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule (Freq. 1) derisive laughter a jeering crowd her mocking smile taunting shouts of coward and sissy • Syn: ↑derisive, ↑jeering, ↑ …
37gibingly — adverb in a disrespectful jeering manner • Syn: ↑jeeringly, ↑mockingly • Derived from adjective: ↑mocking (for: ↑mockingly), ↑jeering (for: ↑ …
38jeeringly — adverb in a disrespectful jeering manner • Syn: ↑mockingly, ↑gibingly • Derived from adjective: ↑mocking (for: ↑mockingly), ↑jeering …
39mocking — adjective 1. abusing vocally; expressing contempt or ridicule (Freq. 1) derisive laughter a jeering crowd her mocking smile taunting shouts of coward and sissy • Syn: ↑derisive, ↑gibelike, ↑ …
40mockingly — adverb 1. in a disrespectful and mocking manner Sorry, she repeated derisively • Syn: ↑derisively, ↑scoffingly, ↑derisorily • Derived from adjective: ↑mocking, ↑derisive ( …
