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mocker

/ ˈmɒkə /

noun

Origin of mocker¹

of unknown origin

Liszt calls Chopin "a fine connoisseur in raillery and an ingenious mocker."

Then the mocker trilled again, the talk became confused, coming in fragments across the wall.

They buried them together, man and mocker, and went silently on toward the hill.

The white mocker died at midmorning the next day as they stopped for a rest.

But come 'long spring and time for droppin' de cottin seed, de Mocker he know mighty well what's a-doin'.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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