mocker
ˈmɑːkər
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Definition of mocker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
ridiculing personRaresomeone who ridicules or mocks othersRare
  • The mocker at the party was annoying everyone with his jokes..
2.
song mimicRarebird known for mimicking soundsRare
  • The northern mocker can imitate over thirty different bird calls..
imitator
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  • mocker: bird known for mimicking sounds
    bird known for mimicking sounds

Origin of mocker

French, moquer (to mock)

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mocker
person who mocks or ridicules others

Examples of mocker in a sentence

  • A mocker in the crowd kept interrupting the speaker.
  • The mocker perched on the fence, mimicking a car alarm.
  • A mocker can replicate the sound of a barking dog.

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  1. French:moqueur, oiseau moqueur, ...
  2. German:Spötter, Spottdrossel, ...
  3. Italian:schernitore, imitatore, ...
  4. Spanish:mofador, pájaro burlón, ...
  5. Portuguese:escarnecedor, pássaro imitador, ...
  6. Chinese:嘲笑者, 模仿鸟, ...
  7. Japanese:嘲笑者, モッカー, ...
  8. Arabic:ساخِر, طَائِر مُقَلِّد, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֵצ, צִפּוֹר מְחַקָּה, ...
  10. Russian:насмешник, пересмешник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:насмішник, північний пересмішник, ...
  12. Hindi:मज़ाक उड़ाने वाला, नकलची पक्षी, ...
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