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Contemptuously ridiculing or mocking someone or something

Having an especially high opinion of oneself, usually with contempt for others

The subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behavior

A significant feeling of confidence or self-entitlement

The attitude or beliefs of a cynic

A word or language considered taboo and impolite or offensive

Present participle for speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way

Present participle for to consume food hungrily or in a gluttonous manner

Present participle for to ignore or disregard contemptuously

Present participle for to shout, typically to express scorn or disapproval

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Adjective

Contemptuously ridiculing or mocking someone or something

uncomplimentary

full of contempt

tongue-in-cheek

high and mighty

on your high horse

having reservations

quietly humorous

taking something with a pinch of salt

ill-humoured^UK

evil-intentioned

extremely critical

like a bear with a sore head

dishonouring^UK

unfavourable^UK

on a short fuse

dripping with malice

dishonorable^US

dishonourable^UK

laid on the line

short-and-sweet

calling a spade a spade

with tongue in cheek

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“A scoffing cabin crew tells her there's no shower on the plane.”

Adjective

Having an especially high opinion of oneself, usually with contempt for others

self-centered^US

self-centred^UK

self-congratulatory

self-glorifying

self-opinionated

full of oneself

high-and-mighty

high and mighty

too big for your boots

putting on airs

full of yourself

full of hot air

self-aggrandizing

on one's high horse

self-respecting

pleased with oneself

in love with oneself

think too highly of oneself

think a lot of oneself

have an excessively high opinion of oneself

blowing one's own trumpet

self-applauding

too big for one's britches

self-preoccupied

self-infatuated

self-sufficient

wrapped up in oneself

having a swelled head

self-interested

wrapped up with oneself

stuck on oneself

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Noun

The subjection of someone or something to contemptuous and dismissive language or behavior

taking the mickey

pulling someone's chain

superciliousness

shout of derision

contemptuousness

slap in the face

pointed comment

backhanded compliment

clowning around

misrepresentation

good-humoured mockery

distorted drawing

false impression

exaggerated drawing

snappy comeback

witty conversation

extreme dislike

poor substitute

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Noun

A significant feeling of confidence or self-entitlement

pretentiousness

superciliousness

contemptuousness

overweeningness

presumptuousness

high-handedness

self-importance

sense of entitlement

exaggerated self-opinion

self-consequence

self-entitlement

sense of superiority

overbearingness

airs and graces

patronizing attitude

ostentatiousness

superior manner

sententiousness

hoity-toitiness

vaingloriousness

superiority complex

feeling of superiority

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Noun

The attitude or beliefs of a cynic

Noun

A word or language considered taboo and impolite or offensive

four-letter word

strong language

colourful language

filthy language

vulgar language

four-letter words

effing and blinding

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Verb

Present participle for speak to someone or about something in a scornfully derisive or mocking way

treating contemptuously

making light of

poking mullock at

making a fool of

showing contempt

taking the mickey out of

making sport of

taking the piss out of

treating with contempt

holding up to ridicule

making a monkey out of

heaping scorn on

slinging off at

looking down on

holding in contempt

pouring scorn on

making jokes about

blowing raspberries at

showing contempt for

making a laughing-stock

laughing out of court

pulling one's leg

turning up one's nose

giving Bronx cheer

making a game of

curling one's lip

detracting from

making a monkey of

winding someone up

thumbing nose at

poking borak at

pulling somebody's leg

doing a number on

playing a prank

playing a practical joke

curling your lip at

turning back on

looking down upon

spitting in the face of

turning up your nose at

giving the Bronx cheer to

considering beneath one

spitting in the eye of

turning nose up at

considering beneath you

turning up your nose

making cutting remarks about

turning your nose up at

saying contemptuously

curling one's lip at

shouting disapproval

blowing raspberries

shouting disapproval at

giving someone a hard time

dishonouring^UK

stepping on one's toes

cutting to the quick

casting aspersions on

treating disrespectfully

hurting someone's feelings

causing offence to

calling someone names

giving offence to

making someone a laughing stock

exposing to ridicule

holding up to shame

pulling someone's leg

pulling someone's chain

hacking you off

getting in the hair of

getting on the nerves of

shouting catcalls at

giving the bird to

leading somebody on

giving a hard time

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“Throw in a road that twists all over the hill like a drunken sailor on leave, and you'll never scoff at a moped again.”

Verb

Present participle for to consume food hungrily or in a gluttonous manner

getting outside of

pigging oneself on

stuffing your face

gorging oneself on

eating greedily

eating hungrily

eating like a horse

getting stuck into

making short work of

stuffing one's face

swallowing hurriedly

making a pig of oneself

eating to excess

eating heartily

devouring greedily

gorging oneself

gorging oneself with

pigging oneself

swallowing whole

eating voraciously

stuffing oneself

shoveling it in

cramming oneself with

gourmandizing on

feeding one's face

having breakfast

breakfasting on

eating between meals

wining and dining

chewing noisily

eating to your heart's content

eating your fill

making a pig of oneself on

eating sumptuously

stuffing yourself

faring sumptuously

overindulging in

taking nourishment

partaking of food

taking as nourishment

relying on for nourishment

sustaining oneself of

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“Luckily, Carrie is well practised at disguising her vegetarianism and has been known to scoff hamburgers whole just to throw people off her scent.”

Verb

Present participle for to ignore or disregard contemptuously

Verb

Present participle for to shout, typically to express scorn or disapproval

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