persifler.
to mock someone by way of feigned politeness and kindness with ironic, veiled insults, or by apparently light-hearted teasing with a harsher double meaning, intended to be understood by onlookers but not the person mocked
Meaning & usage
to mock someone by way of feigned politeness and kindness with ironic, veiled insults, or by apparently light-hearted teasing with a harsher double meaning, intended to be understood by onlookers but not the person mocked
to mock someone generally; to say in mockery
Where this word comes from
Formed from the intensive Latin prefix per- and the verb siffler (“to boo, to show disapproval”).
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