Moqueuse (en. Mocking)
/mɔ.køz/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A woman who mocks others, often in an ironic or disdainful manner.
The mocker at the back of the classroom couldn't help but laugh at her classmates' clumsiness.
La moqueuse au fond de la classe ne pouvait s'empêcher de rire des maladresses de ses camarades.
A person who criticizes sharply, often to present themselves as superior.
Mockers often enjoy belittling others to feel better about themselves.
Les moqueuses aiment souvent rabaisser les autres pour se sentir mieux.
Etymology
From the verb 'to mock', with the feminine suffix '-ing'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to make fun of
To make jokes about someone or something.
se moquer de
subtle mockery
A joke that is delicate and has an ironic undertone.
moquerie subtile
reflection of mockery
A behavior that expresses contempt or disdain towards someone.
reflet de moquerie
Related Words
to mock
The act of making jokes about someone.
moquer
mockery
The act of mocking, often with a sarcastic tone.
moquerie
mocker
A person who mocks, generally in a more masculine way.
moqueur
Slang Meanings
Crutch
It's a crutch when she mocks her failures.
C'est une béquille quand elle se moque de ses échecs.
Troll
She's a real troll on social media when she mocks others.
Elle est un vrai troll sur les réseaux sociaux quand elle se moque des autres.