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Meanings of mocker (mockers) in English
Long-tailed grey-and-white songbird of the southern United States able to mimic songs of other birds.
Usage of mockers in English
1
From under his creased brows he glowered with hate at the mockers.
2
Their weapons were ready, the mockers were trained, the prowlers were waiting.
3
Talkers of grace are but mockers of God, but flatterers of God.
4
How gayly would he have turned the weapons of the mockers on themselves.
5
Sandra's unexpected arrival had put the mockers on that, hadn't it?
6
These mockers were contented to take their opinions on trust from priests and rabbis.
7
He belonged to what the late but routed "soreheads" termed "the mockers."
8
They were heavily armed, their prowlers beside them and their mockers on their shoulders.
9
I never was one of those mockers-thoseJacobins, those sans-culottes!
10
The triumph of mockers is soon over; truth endures, and their foolish laughter dies away.
11
You are all mockers, and I am going home.
12
Even other species of mockers retire from the scene.
13
He catches up the mockers' words, and retorts them.
14
What matter the scoffs of mockers, if God approves?
15
The mockers are almost invariably rare insects; the mocked in almost every case abounds in swarms.
16
The dull pray; the geniuses are light mockers.
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