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mocksome

mocksome adjective: characterized or marked by mocking.

Adjective

mocksome (comparative more mocksome, superlative most mocksome)

  1. Characterized or marked by mocking.
    • I think I will go around to Snow White's house where she cohabits with the seven men in a mocksome travesty of approved behavior, and see what is stirring there.1967, The New Yorker, volume 42, part 7, page 125

Forms of mocksome

comparativemore mocksome
superlativemost mocksome

Origin of mocksome

From mock + -some.

Questions about mocksome

What does mocksome mean?
Mocksome means characterized or marked by mocking.
What part of speech is mocksome?
Mocksome is an adjective.

Words near mocksome in the dictionary

  1. mockney
  2. mockneys
  3. mocks
  4. mocks out
  5. mocks up
  6. mocksome
  7. Mocksville
  8. mockt
  9. mocktail
  10. mocktails
  11. mocktini

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