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Meanings of mocker in anglès
Long-tailed grey-and-white songbird of the southern United States able to mimic songs of other birds.
Usage of mocker in anglès
1
It was the laugh of the mocker, but he was mocking himself.
2
Go-youfollow the mocker, or your hands would not be so dark.
3
From up the slope came a black-winged mocker's shrill cry of alarm.
4
Fairholme, suspecting mockery, frowned, and Miss Wilson looked severely at the mocker.
5
Impudent academic mocker, university life has destroyed your last rag of reverence.
6
One mocker was killed then; the speckle-faced mocker that could repeat messages verbatim.
7
She also surrendered to the weakness of self-pity, that craven mocker of self-respect.
8
But they think me cold, and a mocker with terrible jests.
9
From a mocker, the child had been temporarily transformed into an unwilling hero-worshipper.
10
The mocker-nut, pignut, and hairy hickory, perhaps adapt themselves best to sandy soils.
11
The mocker can crow or cackle like the chickens, or mew like the cat.
12
For a while this mocker of the sun is dead.
13
Liszt calls Chopin "a fine connoisseur in raillery and an ingenious mocker."
14
It is not vanity, as the mocker too hastily thinks.
15
The minister broke in, his voice mounting shrilly, Nay, not so, thou subtle mocker.
16
In addition, they would transmit the message to whichever mocker their master's thought directed.
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