mocker

• Substantiv für eine Person, die sich über andere lustig macht, sie verspottet oder verhöhnt; auch ein langschwänziger grau-weißer Singvogel der südlichen USA, bekannt für die Nachahmung anderer Vogelstimmen.

A noun referring to a person who jeers, mocks, or treats something with contempt, or a long-tailed grey-and-white songbird of the southern United States known for mimicking other birds.

1. Person who mocksB1formal

   Someone who jeers, ridicules, or treats others with contempt, often by imitating or making fun of them.

   Spötter

   • The group of mockers laughed at his outfit.
   • She was a mocker who never took anything seriously.
   • Ignore the mockers; they are just trying to upset you.

   Synonymecaricaturistjeerermimicridiculersatiristscoffer

2. MockingbirdA2formalamerican

   A long-tailed gray-and-white songbird native to the southern United States, known for its ability to mimic the songs of other birds.

   Spottdrossel

   • A mocker sang from the oak tree outside the window.
   • The northern mockingbird, often called a mocker, is the state bird of Texas.
   • We heard a mocker imitating a blue jay in the backyard.

   Synonymemockingbird