Ludicrous, ridiculous, laughable; mocking, derisive.

Scornful, mocking; (also) scorned, despised.

Full of scorn, contemptuous, derisive.

Scornful. Cf. hathful, adj.

Mocking, derisive. Also: mock, sham.

That mocks a person or thing; expressing ridicule, scorn, or derision; engaging in imitation; mimicking.

Grimacing; (in extended use) mocking, derisive.

scornful, contemptuous.

That jests, jokes, mocks, or trifles.

That provides sport; mocking.

That frumps; mocking, scoffing, jeering.

Of speech or writing: characterized by mocking criticism; cutting. Also of a person: engaging in mocking criticism. Obsolete.

Of speech or writing: characterized by mocking criticism; cutting. Cf. jerk, v.1 4. Obsolete.

Mocking, flouting, satirical. Obsolete.

? Deriding, or smiling.

= scoptic, adj.

derisive.

Characterized by derision; mocking, derisive.

Derisive, mocking. Obsolete.

Full of scorn; inclined to scoff; scornful, mocking. Also transferred. Now rare.

Disposed to mock or flout; jesting, sneering; also, cross, ill-tempered.

That twits or taunts; reproachful, censorious; mocking, teasing.

Characterized by derision; scoffing, mocking.

= derisory, adj.

Mocking, satirical.

Characterized by ridicule; given to ridicule; mocking, derisive.

Of the nature of derision, expressing derision, derisory.

Full of mockery; given to mocking.

Having the character of deriding or mocking.