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What is another word for
a mockery
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▼
▲
An absurd misrepresentation or imitation of something
A person or thing that is the object of ridicule or criticism
Teasing or contemptuous language or behavior
A disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or act
The claim or pretense of holding beliefs, feelings, standards, qualities, opinions, or virtues that one does not actually possess
Violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred
Jesting, kidding, or engaging in malarkey
A delusion, a false hope
An instance of deceiving or tricking someone
A patronizing or condescending manner
A witty remark
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▲
Noun
▲
An absurd misrepresentation or imitation of something
farce
parody
caricature
travesty
sham
burlesque
charade
deception
lampoon
apology
cartoon
imitation
pretence
UK
spoof
excuse
mimicry
pretense
US
poor substitute
send-up
take-off
satire
takeoff
pastiche
skit
impersonation
pasquinade
impression
sendup
joke
rib
distortion
put-on
ridicule
pasticcio
squib
mime
misrepresentation
apery
mocking
roast
aping
masquerade
mock
simulation
poor imitation
imitating
mimicking
perversion
corruption
pantomime
lampoonery
act
copy
mimesis
personation
jest
comedy
apology for
pappyshow
playacting
play
distorted drawing
exaggerated drawing
pathetic excuse
poor example
pale shadow
invective
pasquil
sketch
debasement
derision
raillery
insult
mickey-take
pale imitation
twist
copying
funny drawing
political cartoon
inadequate example
play-on
mock-heroic
shambles
absurdity
parroting
falsification
nonsense
malarkey
ridiculousness
false impression
exaggerated representation
distorted representation
circus
disgrace
embarrassment
exaggeration
piece of futility
laughing stock
waste of time
mummery
slapstick
excuse for
acting
front
show
facade
humor
US
humour
UK
buffoonery
vaudeville
characterization
guise
façade
portrayal
rendition
pose
semblance
disguise
high camp
low camp
interlude
horseplay
broad comedy
camp
pratfall comedy
slapstick comedy
campy art
airs
theatricals
play acting
dumb show
portraying
depiction
pretension
fake
trick
pretentiousness
simulacrum
pageant
false display
make-believe
more ❯
“Why, it's an absolute shame that one of Shakespeare's plays should be thus turned into a
mockery
.”
Noun
▲
A person or thing that is the object of ridicule or criticism
joke
target
mark
jest
laughingstock
sport
mock
butt
derision
absurdity
disgrace
embarrassment
farce
malarkey
travesty
laughing stock
butt of jokes
object of ridicule
standing joke
figure of fun
object of derision
source of amusement
target of derision
target of jokes
fool
buffoon
dupe
Aunt Sally
victim
clown
fair game
hoot
jestee
laugh
parody
shuck
goat
recipient
subject
spectacle
object
fall guy
pigeon
sitting duck
plaything
stooge
scapegoat
exhibition
sham
shambles
focus
caricature
ridiculousness
prey
scorn
foil
byword
everybody's fool
everybody's target
simpleton
cartoon
patsy
sucker
chump
waste of time
easy mark
pushover
gull
sap
mug
soft touch
tool
schlemiel
innocent
charlie
muggins
juggins
dill
fish
lamb
schmuck
easy touch
sitting target
sufferer
putz
greenhorn
gudgeon
boob
easy target
casualty
puppet
hireling
martyr
gopher
pawn
instrument
gullible person
wretch
weakling
glutton
cat's-paw
easy prey
sacrifice
easy game
naive person
aunt sally
babe in woods
objective
whipping boy
prize sap
trusting soul
lamb to the slaughter
goal
toast
receiver
zero
point
easy pickings
easy victim
dead meat
babe in the woods
dead duck
ground zero
underdog
pillage
raven
quest
loot
spoil
chased
more ❯
“This action makes a
mockery
of the government's plans.”
Noun
▲
Teasing or contemptuous language or behavior
ridicule
derision
jeering
scorn
contempt
scoffing
disparagement
joking
sarcasm
sneering
teasing
chaffing
chiacking
disdain
disrespect
jibing
joshing
kidding
kidology
ragging
ribbing
taunting
contumely
gibes
goofing
razzing
gibe
insult
jeer
sport
winding up
taking the mickey
raillery
dig
banter
irony
taunt
satire
put down
sneer
persiflage
causticity
slam
mordancy
comeback
wit
jab
bitterness
chaff
sharpness
acerbity
cynicism
swipe
burlesque
badinage
trenchancy
causticness
parting shot
acrimony
caricature
lampoon
lampooning
slight
criticism
sneers
corrosiveness
repartee
taunts
barb
razz
rancor
US
cut
jesting
heckling
affront
superciliousness
scoff
catcall
parody
acidity
acridity
rancour
UK
pleasantry
dump
crack
invective
censure
travesty
Bronx cheer
sardonicism
brickbat
pasquinade
roast
denigration
booing
slap
obloquy
mordacity
lampoonery
backchat
witticism
wordplay
wisecrack
mocking
put-on
fun
backhanded compliment
spoof
hiss
laughter
boo
hissing
hoot
takeoff
give-and-take
raspberry
bird
mimicry
skit
snort
outrage
roasting
slur
jeers
jibes
twitting
needling
leer
squib
shout
scornfulness
provocation
abuse
pooh-poohing
witticisms
aspersion
quips
vitriol
flouting
pulling someone's chain
josh
drollery
ridiculing
name-calling
black humour
UK
play
goading
crosstalk
ripostes
sallies
asteism
cutting remark
bantering
send-up
sledge
reproach
facetiousness
swordplay
play-on
black humor
US
slap in the face
dirty dig
snappy comeback
witty remarks
witty conversation
bons mots
venom
derisiveness
indignity
epithet
asperity
acridness
diss
tartness
dis
virulence
whistle
cattiness
acid
acidness
tease
joke
wryness
backhandedness
sarkiness
pasticcio
twit
gibing
bile
absurdity
sendup
virulency
jibe
opprobrium
wittiness
frivolity
borak
snidery
heckle
deprecation
mocking remark
decry
insults
vilification
take-off
fleer
leg-pulling
condescension
backhander
pilgarlic
cut and thrust
shout of derision
odium
wolf whistle
verbal dig
verbal jab
black comedy
verbal abuse
skylarking
clowning about
antics
jokes
fooling around
mischief
clowning around
rib
shouting
interruption
farce
barracking
catcalling
incisiveness
wisecracks
rally
foolery
buffoonery
jocularity
forcefulness
quipping
bants
gossip
exchange
chitchat
dissing
playful jab
small talk
snark
caustic
derisive
more ❯
“Why do the really dreadful singers set themselves up for scorn and
mockery
when they have to know that's what they're in for.”
Noun
▲
A disrespectful or scornfully abusive remark or act
insult
slight
affront
slur
barb
dig
indignity
outrage
epithet
offence
UK
cut
slap
brickbat
diss
sarcasm
dis
offense
US
snub
gird
dart
abuse
poke
disparagement
name
aspersion
taunt
slander
derision
libel
defamation
obloquy
vilification
jibe
scorn
personality
injury
disrespect
contempt
contumely
opprobrium
humiliation
insolence
rudeness
slam
shame
ignominy
impertinence
discourtesy
impudence
vituperation
scurrility
aspersions
depreciation
revilement
blasphemy
incivility
invective
sledge
superciliousness
impugnment
despite
disdainfulness
flame
pejorative
unpleasantry
put down
backhanded compliment
slap in the face
black eye
cheap shot
abusive remark
kick in the teeth
harsh call
gibe
jeer
sneer
criticism
scoffing
scoff
rebuff
ridiculing
goading
sting
shaft
spite
cutting remark
pointed comment
cheek
presumption
nerve
presumptuousness
sauciness
impoliteness
cheekiness
sauce
forwardness
flippancy
lip
disdain
insubordination
ridicule
irreverence
lack of respect
knock
attack
pan
swipe
disparaging remark
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
dysphemism
dyslogism
suppression
burn
knocking
brush-off
one in the eye
character assassination
verbal attack
critical remark
disgrace
abasement
unmannerliness
disregard
debasement
boldness
insolency
coarseness
hardihood
insolentness
lese majesty
more ❯
Noun
▲
The claim or pretense of holding beliefs, feelings, standards, qualities, opinions, or virtues that one does not actually possess
hypocrisy
insincerity
deception
dishonesty
sanctimoniousness
cant
deceit
dissimulation
dissembling
duplicity
falsity
sanctimony
fraud
imposture
affectation
unctuousness
speciousness
pretence
UK
deceitfulness
quackery
pietism
casuistry
glibness
falseness
pharisaicalness
deceptiveness
display
lie
humbug
bigotry
irreverence
pharisaism
phoniness
piousness
posturing
Tartufferie
Pharisaism
phoneyness
pretense
US
phariseeism
double-dealing
two-facedness
lip service
empty talk
affected piety
bad faith
affected superiority
false virtue
false profession
double standard
tartuffery
pretentiousness
self-righteousness
smugness
pomposity
complacency
piety
haughtiness
conceit
superciliousness
false piety
self-satisfaction
fakeness
disingenuousness
artificiality
mendacity
perfidy
duplicitousness
mendaciousness
slyness
evasiveness
shiftiness
slickness
perfidiousness
faithless
deviousness
hollowness
backhandedness
unfaithfulness
untruthfulness
hoax
snide
put-on
being two-faced
trickery
lying
artifice
cheating
fraudulence
treachery
kidology
craftiness
sham
fakery
codology
guile
cunning
craft
underhandedness
imposition
chicanery
wiliness
subterfuge
crookedness
foxiness
cunningness
wile
crookery
guilefulness
dupery
cozenage
falsehood
ambidexterity
bluff
shamming
fabrication
falsification
two-timing
ruse
betrayal
faithlessness
knavery
management
monkeyshines
bluffing
dissemblance
jiggery-pokery
hanky-panky
funny business
monkey business
dirty pool
dirty dealing
con
moralizing
US
pretext
moralising
UK
artfulness
treason
disloyalty
perjury
chicane
lies
misrepresentation
guise
invention
disguise
trapping
ambidextrousness
trick
hoodwinking
duping
untruth
show
hypocriticalness
tokenism
snow job
defrauding
overreaching
cozening
entrapping
crocodile tears
fast one
play-acting
false colours
lack of veracity
false excuse
sham holiness
pious platitudes
priggishness
erroneousness
uncandidness
distortion
inauthenticity
smoke and mirrors
feigning
legerdemain
faking
stratagem
prevarication
disguising
concealing
counterfeiting
masking
unnaturalness
delusion
swindle
trickiness
flimflam
scam
equivocation
hiding
concealment
shrouding
veiling
illusion
cheat
pretension
hokum
sophism
pecksniffery
obfuscation
suppression
camouflage
hocus-pocus
beguilement
blarney
boondoggle
defraudation
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
humbugging
hoaxing
skulduggery
dodge
shadiness
swindling
feint
improbity
infidelity
hustle
shenanigans
hypocritical statement
treacherousness
skullduggery
knavishness
untrustworthiness
canard
unfairness
unjustness
twoness
dualism
duality
prank
sharp practice
Judas kiss
seditious
propaganda
dirty trick
one-upmanship
dirty work
sting
dirty tricks
Punic faith
breach of trust
back-stabbing
double-crossing
stab in the back
stab in back
front
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
con game
piosity
semblance
mask
cover
false devotion
feigned piety
coloring
US
false colors
colouring
UK
exaggeration
misstatement
misleading
more ❯
Noun
▲
Violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred
sacrilege
impiety
blasphemy
irreverence
desecration
profanation
profanity
sin
defilement
heresy
unholiness
profaneness
impiousness
godlessness
irreligiousness
violation
disrespect
dishonour
UK
irreligion
dishonor
US
disregard
crime
curse
offence
UK
offense
US
ungodliness
sinfulness
immorality
iniquity
wickedness
depravity
unrighteousness
evil
paganism
corruption
villainy
iniquitousness
idolatry
agnosticism
unbelief
atheism
apostasy
execration
baseness
scepticism
UK
devilry
vileness
badness
imprecation
vice
degeneracy
dissolution
disbelief
dishonesty
dissipation
heinousness
viciousness
foulness
knavery
devilishness
evilness
heathenism
perversion
diablerie
devilment
pervertedness
corruptness
deviltry
skepticism
US
impurity
non-belief
crookedness
fiendishness
malfeasance
sacrilegiousness
impishness
maleficence
malignity
malice
evil-doing
abuse
freethinking
disgrace
debasement
disrespectfulness
dishonoring
US
dishonouring
UK
indignity
scurrility
lewdness
infidelity
reviling
taking the Lord's name in vain
iconoclasm
secularism
non-theism
idolatrism
iconolatry
debauchery
profligacy
licentiousness
libertinage
libertinism
doubt
turpitude
fallenness
evildoing
peccability
imperfection
ill
foible
fault
bad
scandal
pride
damnation
covetousness
sloth
tort
demerit
disobedience
wrongness
idol worship
idol worshipping
icon worship
more ❯
Noun
▲
Jesting, kidding, or engaging in malarkey
fooling
joking
kidding
malarkey
nonsense
tricks
bluffing
farce
teasing
trifling
buffoonery
clownishness
skylarking
frolicking
horseplay
jesting
joshing
roughhouse
roughhousing
rowdiness
sham
spoofing
high jinks
making light
Noun
▲
A delusion, a false hope
ignis fatuus
hallucination
fantasy
delusion
chimaera
UK
chimera
US
misconception
phantasm
fancy
daydream
mirage
fallacy
misapprehension
apparition
misbelief
myth
error
bubble
image
rainbow
deception
semblance
confusion
ghost
idolism
invention
misimpression
paramnesia
seeming
trip
phantasma
will-o'-the-wisp
pipe dream
false impression
fool's paradise
make-believe
optical illusion
virtual reality
head trip
deja vu
figment of imagination
hocus-pocus
ignus fatuus
falsity
artifice
falsehood
castles in the air
castles in Spain
fantasm
conceit
self-deception
figment
sense
feeling
vision
dream
mistaken impression
idea
illusion
misjudgement
nonentity
unreality
phantasy
sensation
untruth
misjudgment
false belief
wishful thinking
whim
whimsy
fabrication
figment of the imagination
fata morgana
imagination
airy hope
false hope
pie in the sky
eggs in moonshine
castle in the sky
irrational expectation
self-delusion
speculation
unreasonable expectation
foolish expectation
vagary
golden dream
unrealistic hope
flight of fancy
unrealistic expectation
castle in the air
unreal hope
empty wish
castle in Spain
flight of imagination
more ❯
Noun
▲
An instance of deceiving or tricking someone
con
fraud
swindle
scam
trick
deception
flimflam
sting
cheat
bunco
hustle
fiddle
racket
bunko
bluff
ploy
grift
diddle
rort
canard
kite
swizz
fastie
boondoggle
swizzle
graft
crime
dupe
rip-off
con trick
confidence trick
shell game
double-cross
bit of sharp practice
confidence game
gold brick
hoax
sham
ruse
imposture
wile
dodge
con game
deceit
artifice
pretence
UK
pretense
US
stratagem
subterfuge
fast one
feint
put-on
scheme
snow job
trickery
sell
humbug
fix
cheating
shakedown
dirty trick
shady deal
bamboozlement
spoof
manoeuvre
UK
maneuver
US
blind
leg-pull
misrepresentation
fake
stunt
game
cozening
hoaxing
jive
double-dealing
pretext
fast shuffle
dirty pool
machination
device
contrivance
wheeze
chicanery
song and dance
blackmail
flanker
ramp
extortion
codology
kidology
lie
Trojan horse
set-up
charade
sharp practice
fraudulent scheme
stall
smoke and mirrors
bunco game
cover-up
shift
bill of goods
fetch
lurk
dishonesty
chicane
imposition
ripoff
illusion
duping
embezzlement
schlenter
rig
whitewash
exploitation
twist
wrong
hosing
prank
swindling
Ponzi
hocus-pocus
dirty work
mare's nest
hanky-panky
facade
simulation
crooked deal
façade
soft soap
piece of deception
skin game
bait-and-switch
boiler room
the business
put-up job
false front
gambit
fraudulence
skullduggery
skulduggery
sellout
wangle
sleight
quackery
pretension
sweet talk
charlatanry
overcharging
rip
plant
jazz
frame
baloney
daylight robbery
insincerity
roguery
knavery
sanctimoniousness
stealing
bad deal
bad buy
rip off
sucker game
posturing
plot
rug pull
run around
cover up
hypocrisy
setup
intrigue
cant
falsity
frame-up
conning
conspiracy
fakery
Tartufferie
double cross
falseness
line
joke
deceptiveness
phoneyness
corruption
act
lies
propaganda
forgery
story
bull
craft
show
con job
empty talk
masquerade
hypocritical talk
hypocritical behaviour
theft
squeeze
illegality
lay
lawlessness
delusion
phoniness
dissembling
phoney
UK
hoodwinking
barratry
criminality
string
monkeyshine
push
villainy
phony
US
foul play
burlesque
faking
counterfeit
fiction
feigning
imitation
smoke
jiving
snow
front
quiz
bad deed
funny business
dirty deeds
dido
illegal scheme
play-acting
hoky-poky
cruel act
snake oil
wooden nickel
illegal enterprise
criminal activity
false show
mere show
false colors
illicit scheme
excuse
flim-flam
cover
grounds
alibi
cover story
fig leaf
red herring
routine
cop-out
alleged reason
supposed grounds
ostensible reason
false excuse
gimmick
trap
snare
decoy
catch
hokum
bilk
ride
shuck
more ❯
Noun
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A patronizing or condescending manner
patronage
condescension
disdain
deigning
patronising
UK
patronizing
US
contempt
stooping
disrespect
patronization
scorn
snobbery
snobbishness
insolence
condescendence
paternalism
lack of respect
Noun
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A witty remark
quip
wisecrack
witticism
joke
jest
gag
crack
pleasantry
sally
funny
josh
boffola
laugh
drollery
jape
rib
giggle
boffo
waggery
boff
nifty
pun
repartee
yuck
yuk
banter
riposte
epigram
retort
jibe
gibe
aphorism
badinage
insult
jeer
offence
UK
offense
US
satire
spoof
counterattack
one-liner
bon mot
witty remark
clever remark
witty communication
play on words
comeback
equivoque
wordplay
paronomasia
rejoinder
remark
return
double entendre
humour
UK
humor
US
dig
raillery
anecdote
rib-tickler
barb
smart remark
prank
fun
counter
wit
funny remark
zinger
slight
slur
flash of wit
taunt
insinuation
funny story
in-joke
jeu de mots
witticisms
cutting remark
joking
quips
hoax
levity
amphibology
ruse
affront
calembour
Atticism
whimsicality
whimsy
buffoonery
aside
burlesque
retaliation
innuendo
lark
sneer
amusement
double meaning
sarcasm
comedy
amusing tale
conceit
sardonic remark
smart crack
pithy remark
clapback
figure of speech
figurative expression
apophthegm
puns
witty comment
wile
play
facetiousness
mot
quirk
parody
shaggy dog story
merriment
jokes
clowning
yarn
squib
entertainment
hoot
good-natured remark
gem
snappy retort
grap
practical joke
nonsense
killer
chestnut
absurdity
ridiculousness
blague
epithet
indignity
outrage
cut
clever comment
slap
diss
witty poem
witty saying
brickbat
trope
dis
nice turn of phrase
jeu d'esprit
metaphor
knee-slapper
thigh-slapper
gird
dart
amusing anecdote
jesting
poke
simile
joshing
answer
chaff
ambiguity
old chestnut
shaggy-dog story
name
response
persiflage
inside joke
ha-ha
pivot
quibble
carriwitchet
clench
image
punch line
point
reply
personality
backchat
clinch
teasing
imagery
conundrum
nick
whim
pundigrion
replication
crosstalk
ripostes
sallies
acknowledgement
UK
punnery
punning
wittiness
put down
chaffing
antiphon
snide remark
irony
gag line
bantering
lip
respond
patter
reprisal
topper
cooler
acknowledgment
US
witty remarks
double entente
suggested meaning
give-and-take
back talk
back answer
snappy comeback
parting shot
witty conversation
bons mots
pleasant conversation
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