mock
മോക്ക്
definition
verb
he mocks them as Washington insiders
tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner.
noun
he has become the mock of all his contemporaries
an object of derision.
adjective
a mock-Georgian red brick house
not authentic or real, but without the intention to deceive.
example
Go through a 'mock' interview with a friend or peer.
The 'mock' battle began with shots shouted back and forth.
It was the first time I started laughing and not to 'mock' something.
I sat up so I could see her, a look of 'mock' horror on my face.
A very common response to this is essentially to 'mock' this as ridiculous.
This video is funny, like the guys on donkeys, but becomes chilling as the children engage in their 'mock' battle.
The party routinely sets the agenda for new attacks on welfare and immigrants, to which the other parties adapt while holding up their hands in 'mock' horror.
‘It's all the things that I find most horrifying,’ says Homes, with 'mock' horror.
Students walked to the stage and faced this 'mock' interview under the full glare of those who had gathered at the college auditorium.
Last month re-enactors staged a 'mock' battle at the site, as a testing ground before the full festival on September 23 and 24 next year.
She slapped her hands to her cheeks in 'mock' horror.
The competition consists of the school teams going head to head in a 'mock' trial with a real judge acting as adjudicator.
As groups of youths prepared for a carnivalesque 'mock' battle that was to have been the popular centre-piece for one of these festivals, the celebrations turned into a riot.
Jay widened his eyes in 'mock' horror, holding his hands up in front of his chest.
Various re-enactment groups, from Vikings to 20th century, will liven up the event with 'mock' battles and drills.
With 'mock' examinations and mid-term breaks over the next few weeks very few games have been arranged.
Artificial lakes were often created and ships conducted a 'mock' battle (called the Naumachia).
‘What are you implying,’ roars the actor in 'mock' horror.
Since then, he has had to undergo a number of interviews, 'mock' breakdown scenarios and mechanical tests.
We ate fish served with a salad and baked potatoes, followed by a dessert of real strawberries in 'mock' cream (made up from powdered milk).
Mattie gasped, fluttering a hand over his heart, his large eyes growing wide in 'mock' horror.
So they put me through a 'mock' interview and at the end of it I was invited and then offered the position.
But would you make fun of her, laugh and 'mock' at her?
The final module is on interview preparation, including 'mock' exercises and exam papers.
It was armed with a cache of stuffed animals and sparkles with the intent of staging a 'mock' siege of the fenced-in leaders.
The boys looked at Will in 'mock' horror and disgust, moving away from Will ever so slightly in supposed contempt.
She gasped in 'mock' horror, widening her eyes and her mouth forming an ‘o’ shape.
And the Club offer 'mock' interviews to pupils who are preparing to start jobs or university.
Instead, faces decorated in warrior paint, the participants enact 'mock' battle situations in their movements, exercising their frustrations in a better way.
The mock smoking group showed higher accuracy after smoking a real cigarette than after 'mock' smoking, however their response times remained unaffected.
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