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Definition of ridicule
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Ridicule
(n.) An
object
of sport or
laughter;
a
laughingstock;
a
laughing
matter.
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Monkey
::
Monkey
(n.) A term of
disapproval,
ridicule,
or
contempt,
as for a
mischievous
child..
Prittle-prattle
::
Prittle-prattle
(n.) Empty talk;
trifling
loquacity;
prattle;
-- used in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Chaff
::
Chaff (v. i.) To use
light,
idle
language
by way of fun or
ridicule;
to
banter..
Pointingstock
::
Pointingstock
(n.) An
object
of
ridicule
or
scorn;
a
laughingstock.
Landlubber
::
Landlubber
(n.) One who
passes
his life on land; -- so
called
among
seamen
in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Derision
::
Derision
(n.) The act of
deriding,
or the state of being
derided;
mockery;
scornful
or
contemptuous
treatment
which holds one up to
ridicule..
Libelous
::
Libelous
(a.)
Containing
or
involving
a
libel;
defamatory;
containing
that which
exposes
some
person
to
public
hatred,
contempt,
or
ridicule;
as, a
libelous
pamphlet..
Mock
::
Mock (n.) An act of
ridicule
or
derision;
a
scornful
or
contemptuous
act or
speech;
a
sneer;
a jibe; a jeer.
Scoff
::
Scoff (n.)
Derision;
ridicule;
mockery;
derisive
or
mocking
expression
of
scorn,
contempt,
or
reproach..
Pachydermatous
::
Pachydermatous
(a.)
Thick-skinned;
not
sensitive
to
ridicule.
Scoff
::
Scoff (n.) To show
insolent
ridicule
or
mockery;
to
manifest
contempt
by
derisive
acts or
language;
-- often with at.
Irony
::
Irony (n.) A sort of
humor,
ridicule,
or light
sarcasm,
which
adopts
a mode of
speech
the
meaning
of which is
contrary
to the
literal
sense of the
words..
Mimicry
::
Mimicry
(n.) The act or
practice
of one who
mimics;
ludicrous
imitation
for sport or
ridicule.
Chaffing
::
Chaffing
(n.) The use of
light,
frivolous
language
by way of fun or
ridicule;
raillery;
banter..
Pouch
::
Pouch (n.) A
protuberant
belly;
a
paunch;
-- so
called
in
ridicule.
Ridicule
::
Ridicule
(n.)
Remarks
concerning
a
subject
or a
person
designed
to
excite
laughter
with a
degree
of
contempt;
wit of that
species
which
provokes
contemptuous
laughter;
disparagement
by
making
a
person
an
object
of
laughter;
banter;
-- a term
lighter
than
derision.
Ridicle
::
Ridicle
(n.)
Ridicule.
Levite
::
Levite
(n.) A
priest;
-- so
called
in
contempt
or
ridicule.
Pock-pudding
::
Pock-pudding
(n.) A bag
pudding;
a name of
reproach
or
ridicule
formerly
applied
by the
Scotch
to the
English.
Methodist
::
Methodist
(n.) A
person
of
strict
piety;
one who lives in the exact
observance
of
religious
duties;
--
sometimes
so
called
in
contempt
or
ridicule.
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