Noun:

ਤਾਬੂਤ,

coffing's Usage Examples:

of pitbull grandiosity to both its production and to Cole"s scoffing cockiness".

decried mockery as a sin: But as derision or mockery are never without scoffing, therefore it is a very great sin; so that divines are right in saying.

poet: teasingly, affectionately, and perhaps in that American way, a bit scoffingly at one who seemed not to be able to cope with the practical.

train admire the store"s window displays as they pass, with the hero boy scoffing at an obviously animatronic Santa placing presents in one display.

Margate scoffingly tells his cronies that she is at least 47.

Burns speaks to the club at Springfield Elementary School, scoffing when Lisa suggests his nuclear power plant start a recycling program.

agent at a salary of twelve guineas a year and his expenses, but it was scoffingly said in 1674 that all he had done for the colony was "not worth a rush".

of the Quran 10-11 The former prophets were laughed to scorn 12-15 The scoffing Quraish judicially blinded 16-20 God declares his glory in the heaven and.

(for laughing at human follies), the terms Abderitan laughter, which means scoffing, incessant laughter, and Abderite, which means a scoffer, are derived.

Despite their initial shock, Sir Robin soiling his armour again, and Tim's loud scoffing, the knights attack in force, but the rabbit injures several of the knights and kills Gawain and Ector with ease.

Arnold Abbühl, who told Hugi about his ascent 16 years earlier, but Hugi scoffingly dismissed his account, partly because Abbühl misidentified the peak in.

He never even seemed to refer to the subject, except in a tone of scoffing and derision.

"Tristram Shapeero apologises for scoffing at "poor" actor Lukas Gage on Zoom call".