Mocking - Law Dictionary Search Results
Skimmington
woman but behind her facing backward carrying a distaff and accompanied by a procession of jeering neighbors making mock music a cavalcade in ridicule of a henpecked man The custom was in vogue in parts of England
VerbarSimulacrum
A likeness a semblance a mock appearance a sham now usually in a derogatory sense
Sciomachy
A fighting with a shadow a mock contest an imaginary or futile combat
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Saxifragaceous
plants Saxifragaceaelig of which saxifrage is the type The order includes also the alum root the hydrangeas the mock orange currants and gooseberries and many other plants
Niggle
To trifle with to deceive to mock
Naumachy
A naval battle esp a mock sea fight put on by the ancient Romans
Mocker
One who or that which mocks a scorner a scoffer a derider
Blende
A mineral called also sphalerite and by miners mock lead false galena and black jack It is a zinc sulphide but often contains some iron Its color
Mockable
Such as can be mocked
Joust
To engage in mock combat on horseback as two knights in the lists to tilt
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