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scoff in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Scoff or
SCOFF may
refer to:
Scoff, a
colloquial term for the act of eating,
usually quickly "
Scoff" a song...
- The
SCOFF questionnaire utilizes an
acronym in a
simple five
question test
devised for use by non-professionals to ****ess the
possible presence of an...
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lyrics – was
memorable for its
chorus that "served as the rip".
While "
Scoff" is "a
parting salvo at [Cobain's parents]", "Negative Creep" was written...
- The
Scoffer is a
surviving 1920
American silent drama film
produced and
directed by
Allan Dwan and
starring Mary Thurman. It was
released through ****ociated...
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Patrick Skoff (January 22) is a Chicago-based
artist most
notable for his "art
scavenger hunts" in
which he
leaves his poster-size
paintings around the...
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Bierman wrote that
besides criminal context,
Trump "never
followed a script,
scoffed at the
rules and
spoke directly to the
economic and
cultural anxieties...
- out of,
which is an
expression meaning to mock, tease, joke, ridicule, or
scoff.
Extracting the urine,
Taking the
Mickey (Mickey Bliss, ****ney rhyming...
- root word mock
traces to the Old
French mocquer (later moquer),
meaning to
scoff at,
laugh at, deride, or fool,
although the
origin of
mocquer is itself...
- or
otherwise ignored anti-drinking laws. It is a
compound of the
words scoff and law. Its use has been
extended to mean one who
flouts any law, especially...
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Publishing Limited. ISBN 978-1-4456-9707-9. Ashley,
Leonard R. N. (1968). "
Scoff Lore: An
Introduction to
British Words for Food and Drink". Names. 16 (3):...
