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- mock
noun, Austral
to put the (or a) mock(s) on = to put the mockers on (see at mocker1noun ). (1911 —) .
W. G. Grout I hope I am not 'putting the mock' on Norm because my feelings are the same as the rest of the Australian Test players: When O'Neill is a doubtful Test starter the job always looks grimmer (1965).
- mock
noun, US derog and offensive
= mockynoun . (1967 —) .
[Shortening.]
| moby, mobster, mobilize | |
| mocker, mocky, modoc |
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