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mocksnounpl. of mock a person or thing that is made fun ofthey made a mock of the new recruit in front of the whole unit butts, derisions, jests, jokes, laughingstocks, marks, mockeries, sports, targets chumps, dupes, fall guys, fools, gulls, monkeys, pigeons, saps, suckers, victims darlings, favorites, pets something that is made to look exactly like something elseobviously, the "priceless" Grecian urn that is destroyed in the movie was a mock carbon copies, carbons, clones, copies, dummies, dupes, duplicates, duplications, facsimiles, imitations, reduplications, replicas, replications, reproductions counterfeits, fakes, forgeries, knockoffs, phonies(also phoneys), rip-offs, rubber stamps, shamsminiatures, mock-ups, simulationsreconstructions, re-creationsimages, likenesses, semblances, shadowsimpressions, imprints, printsapproximations, reincarnations, versionsextras, reserves, spares archetypes, originals, prototypes to copy or exaggerate (someone or something) in order to make fun ofteam members good-naturedly mocked the coach's familiar bellow burlesques, caricatures, does, imitates, mimics, parodies, sends up, spoofs, travesties lampoons, pasquinades, satirizesderides, gibes(or jibes), ridiculesapes, copycats, monkeys, parrotsduplicates, emulates, replicates, reproducesacts, counterfeits, dissembles, fakes, feigns, pretends, shams, simulateselaborates, embellishes, embroiders, exaggerates, magnifies, pads, plays up, stretchesamplifies, enhances, enlarges (on or upon), expands, fleshes (out), overdraws, overstates, puts onmimes, pantomimesimpersonates, performs, personates, plays to make (someone or something) the object of unkind laughterthe fashion gurus loved to mock the famous couple for their unsophisticated clothes derides, gibes(or jibes), jeers, laughs (at), ridicules, scouts, shoots down, skewers scoffs (at), scorns, sneers (at)bad-mouths, belittles, decries, disparages, pooh-poohs(also poohs), puts downchaffs, jives, joshes, kids, quizzes, rallies, razzes, ribs, rides, teases, tweaks, twitsbaits, barracks(chiefly British), bugs, catcalls, harasses, harries, hassles, heckles, needles, pesters, rags, targets, taunts, tormentsapes, burlesques, caricatures, imitates, lampoons, mimics, parodies, parrots, pillories, satirizes, takes off (on), travesties cocks a snook (at)also cocks snooks (at), makes fun of, makes sport of, pokes fun at, rags on applauds, approves, commends, endorses(also indorses), sanctions to go against the commands, prohibitions, or rules ofa person willing to mock the religious prohibition against working on the Sabbath defies, disobeys, rebels (against) disobligesmutinies (against), revolts (against)disregards, ignores, overlooks, overpasses, passes over, tunes outbrushes (off), dismisses, flouts, pooh-poohs(also poohs), rejects, scoffs (at), scorns, shrugs off, winks (at)breaches, breaks, infringes, transgresses, violatesbucks, combats, contests, disputes, fights, opposes, resists, withstands complies (with), conforms (to), follows, minds, obeys capitulates (to), concedes (to), defers (to), goose-steps (to), serves, stoops (to), submits (to), surrenders (to), yields (to)cooperates (with)keeps, observesaccedes (to), acquiesces (to), agrees (to), assents (to), obligesattends, hears, heeds, listens (to), marks, notes, notices, regards, watches |