scoff|scoffs in English

noun

[skɑf /skɒf]

mock, gibe, jeer, scorn, ridicule; object of derision or mockery; food (Slang)

Use "scoff|scoffs" in a sentence

1. ( SCOFFS ) Well, I never.

2. [ Scoffs ] I know that voice.

3. But observers scoff at such notions.

4. Skeptics scoff at the idea.

5. Where's all the scoff gone?

6. You are pleased to scoff.

7. ( SCOFFS ) Our entire factory is up and running...

8. [ Scoffs ] What are you supposed to be, some kind of circus act?

9. You are not supposed to scoff at religion .

10. We scoff at their education, habits and tastes.

11. He liked to scoff aloud at Louis XVIII.

12. Instead, defiant leaders scoff at arms-control laws.

13. “The virgin daughter of Zion despises you, she scoffs at you.

14. More orthodox scholars are inclined to scoff at such theories.

15. Citizens of other cities may scoff at Melbourne's brown river.

16. Twenty and 10 every night is nothing to scoff at.

17. All who pass by her scoff and shake their fists.

18. Ice cream was seen a suitable scoff for younger children.

19. Some even scoff at the store's efforts to spruce up its image.

20. Entomologists, nutritionists and other insect fanciers scoff at Westerners' bias against bugs.

21. Some experts scoff at that but admit that the reluctance exists.

22. She used to scoff the whole plate when she came round.

23. They scoff, and speak with malice; in their arrogance they threaten oppression.

24. All those who scoff at Ian Fleming's spy fantasies should think again.

25. Shall your boasts silence men ? And shall you scoff and none rebuke?