mock
//mɒk//
Verb
mockInfinitive
mockPresent tense
mockedPast tense
mockedPast participle
mockingPresent participle
mocksThird-person singular
1
To ridicule or make fun of someone or something in a contemptuous or scornful manner.
The other students mocked him for his accent.
2
To imitate someone or something in a derisive way.
The children mocked the way their teacher walked.
Noun
1
An act of mocking or ridicule.
His words were a mock of everything she believed in.
2
A practice examination or test taken before an official one.
I need to study hard for the mock next week.
Adjective
mockCanonical form
1
Not authentic or real; imitation or simulated.
The students practiced with mock exams before the real test.