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mock-up [ˈmɒkʌp, Am ˈmɑ:k-] N

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He has often appeared with an innocent-acting female offsider, who is subjected to mocking and innuendo.
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After they were satisfied mocking him, they would lower a ladder into the sea, and, wishing him a fortuitous journey, invite him to step off.
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The idiom is used when mocking a person's needless anxiety over an impossible, inconsequential, or inevitable matter.
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I take her point: beneath the surface chatter of mocking and sneering, dramatists often honour religion as a site of earnest human striving.
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They were noisily mocking the cat, which kept glancing from one side to the other at them.
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In majority of the cases, ragging implies that seniors mocking and jesting at freshers.
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This led to a huge media frenzy with reporters and talk radio repeatedly mocking the team.
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Give me dreams of euphoria and the mocking laugh!
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Much of his look and persona, he says, are about treading that line between mocking yourself and wanting to be an iconic figure.
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In mocking the adoption by a barbaric country of the cultural values of an advanced nation, it takes a tilt at the cultural aspects of imperialism.
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