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Definition of mockney in English: mockneynoun ˈmɒkni mass nounBritish informal A form of speech regarded as an affected imitation of cockney in accent and vocabulary. Example sentencesExamples - There's a chance you might decide to start to strut around like some kind of hopeless mockney wideboy after you've seen it, though.
- All you could hear was the sound of cockney / mockney mixed in with the odd Mancunian / Scouse or public school accent.
- We critics spend our time wondering why British cinema - lumbered with PC dullness and mockney gangsters - can't or won't capture the brilliant spirit of our best TV comedy.
- Contrast that with a chirpy, mockney chappy, throwing fistfuls of marjoram at a joint of meat, and modern cooking programmes all start to look a bit homogenised in comparison.
- The demented mockney charmer needs to keeps positive though.
- Posssibly you could explain that if he was a real cockney as opposed to a pathetic little mockney he'd know you are not a ‘ginger’, you are a ‘duke’.
- He is a smart, religious, handsome, family man with charisma, vision, passion, good suits, his own teeth and an accent that shifts between plummy and mockney as the company requires.
- This morning, on the train into work, I was listening to the radio and found myself cringing at the mockney accent of the breakfast show DJ.
- We don't need any more mockney, has-been Hollywood castoffs in London, they just take up precious space and claim all the freebies so there's none left for us.
- For all the mockney accents and geezer lingo, an assortment of mens-wear sales assistants would be more threatening than this bunch.
- He has, after all, always been a bit of an actor, with his chameleon persona and a voice that sometimes has a chummy, mockney tone.
- But do any of us honestly prefer Vicky's mockney?
- Take one disco drumbeat, add a bouncy bassline, throw in a grouchy guitar noise and a cheeky mockney songsmith, and hey presto!
- ‘Most English public schoolboys these days speak a kind of public school mockney,’ says the author.
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