scoff

IPA: skˈɔf

Examples of "scoff" in Sentences

Some urologists scoff at the idea.
Kelly and Stober scoff at the notion.
Strangle the fool that dares to scoff
Of course the New York Times would scoff at him.
Authorities scoff at the mother of young actress.
He is a bit conceited and often scoffs at people.
These were such as scoff at sacred and divine subjects.
Proteas scoff at Australia's fresh attempts at sledging.
Who knew I was using the word scoff wrong all these years?
People, who came to scoff, saw the very same thing as the believers.
Celebrities scoff at the claim that the Enquirer is kinder and gentler.
Editor's note: Of course you are going to "scoff" at the engineering Alex.
To take the piss is an expression meaning to mock, tease, ridicule or scoff.
How ever could you think that I should "scoff" at any of your magnanimous effusions?
"oh I'm not smug * scoff scoff scoff*, One just prefers a superior * scoff scoff* product"
We have rigged up a sun shelter and have just dined, our "scoff" (Kaffir for "grub") being bread and bully beef.
When I was in the forces (I sound like Uncle Albert …” During the War!”) the only time I wore my uniform off duty was at the end of the working day and I was in barracks getting scoff from the Naafi.
This was topic of much debate by other nearby stations in other towns and the officers on one particular shift took great delight in rubbing everyones nose in it about how great the scoff was and all for free.