cocked a snook (at) (Meaning)

cocked a snook (at)

No meaning found for this word.

cocked a snook (at) Sentence Examples

  1. The students cocked a snook at the new curfew, staying out past the stipulated time.
  2. The protesters cocked a snook at the authorities, holding a defiant march despite threats of arrest.
  3. The politician cocked a snook at the opposition, dismissing their criticism with a dismissive laugh.
  4. The child cocked a snook at her teacher, sticking out her tongue and making faces.
  5. The team cocked a snook at the underdog status, winning the game by a landslide margin.
  6. The criminals cocked a snook at the law, robbing the bank in broad daylight.
  7. The writer cocked a snook at traditional publishing, self-publishing her novel to great success.
  8. The activists cocked a snook at the environmental regulations, dumping toxic waste illegally.
  9. The artist cocked a snook at the critics, creating controversial and thought-provoking works.
  10. The politician cocked a snook at the electorate, breaking his campaign promises shortly after taking office.

FAQs About the word cocked a snook (at)

mocked, poked fun at, laughed (at), skewered, sneered (at), scouted, jeered, gibed,ridiculed, ragged on

sanctioned,approved, endorsed,, commended,indorsed, applauded

The students cocked a snook at the new curfew, staying out past the stipulated time.

The protesters cocked a snook at the authorities, holding a defiant march despite threats of arrest.

The politician cocked a snook at the opposition, dismissing their criticism with a dismissive laugh.

The child cocked a snook at her teacher, sticking out her tongue and making faces.