deride

He focused on Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, deriding the moderate cleric, again, as a "wolf in sheep's clothing."

Shapiro has another post today deriding Friedman, and not addressing the veracity of the "Friends of Hamas" claim.

Today we asked whether Ron Paul deriding Secret Service protection as "welfare" was gimmicky or insightful.

During this press conference, Obama added insult to injury by deriding his base as “sanctimonious” for their principles.

And President Bush had more than his fair share of detractors, mocking and deriding him for not focusing on his job.

Cupid is near, and he hears them deriding, Certain and swift he will have his revenge.

Sometimes they would tell me in a deriding manner that I was taken up in raptures.

She broke into a laugh—one of her low, short, deriding laughs.

He took delight in deriding the blessed Virgin; "for," said he, "she was no more a virgin than my mother."

But his tutor was justified in deriding in his fatherly way his idea that his proceedings could be kept hid from the world.