Adjective:

ಅಣಕಿಸುತ್ತಿದೆ,

mocking's Usage Examples:

Regardless, Laura then repeated Drummond's mocking sentence to her at the new intern: You will learn, intern.

1944 dress with smocking and flower and butterfly embroidery.

The banderoles display rhymes mocking the Jews.

copies of the weighty tome and printing "extracts" mocking the book as self-pitying.

long-tailed mockingbird subspecies Mimus longicaudatus punensis that have interbred.

According to music theorist Tim Hughes, While Cobain is mocking the [metal music|heavy metal] kids who regularly beat him in high school, the frenzied energy he displays simultaneously communicates a sense of the dumb, frustrated, angry state of mind that fueled those beatings.

The northern mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) is a mockingbird commonly found in North America.

officially off the ropes when it was cut short one night in 1962 when he was scandalously arrested for drunken driving in Ilomantsi, after which the press mockingly.

Various patriotic and nationalist organizations such as the American Legion were vitriolic, with the National Legionnaire magazine mocking the Pansies of Princeton in verse.

Tychyna was often criticized by Ukrainian exiles for the praising of Communism in his work and co-option by the regime, but recent scholarship has stressed his subtle distancing and mocking of Communist excesses and brutality through over-the-top suffusive praise.

The music video for the single features Lady Sovereign mocking stereotypical ideals of femininity by satirizing popular dress and mannerisms.

cowbird parasitizing the house wren and the chalk-browed mockingbird and the brown-headed cowbird parasitizing the house wren and the red-winged blackbird.

Synonyms:

taunting, jeering, gibelike, disrespectful, derisive,

Antonyms:

reverent, courteous, inoffensive, unsarcastic, respectful,