When people scoff, they express disdain or contempt, often through a dismissive laugh or sneer. It indicates disbelief or ridicule towards someone or something, suggesting that the speaker finds it unworthy of serious consideration. This reaction can convey strong negative feelings and is often used to belittle or mock an idea or person.
To scoff.
In some dialects, the word "sneck" can be used to mean "scoff" or "mock" or "make fun of."
The word scoff is both a noun and a verb.The noun scoff is a word for an expression of scornful derision.The verb scoff is to speak in a scornfully derisive or mocking way.Examples:"He delivered a scoff that took the smiles off all of our faces. (noun)"Most people who live in nearby communities scoff at the town's local superstitions." (verb)"The principal would invariably scoff at the faculty's ideas to improve the school.""While many believe that the Loch Ness monster is a real creature, others scoff at the idea."
You scoff! I am not surprised that you would scoff at that. Others may scoff, but I am on your side.
The past tense of "scoff" is "scoffed"
Scoffed is the past participle of scoff.
The plural of "scoff" is "scoffs."
A Scoff is an Anglo-Saxon traveling story teller.
well scoff means to be mad fun of so try the sentence "people once scoffed at the nation that use of personal computers would become widespread."
the word "scoff" does not contain any prefixes or suffixes.
Alain Scoff was born on December 1, 1940, in Paris, France.
Alain Scoff died on January 20, 2013, in Paris, France.