Phrases with «taunt»

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The word "taunt" means to tease or provoke someone in a mean or mocking way. Full definition

Adjective + «taunt»

Sentences with «taunt»

  • A while back there was some good stuff where one commenter tormented poor Martin with taunts of carbon - piggie hypocrisy directed at Martin's frivolous, self - indulgent trips to the Himalayas and France and a fantasized jaunt to the Grand Canyon. (judithcurry.com)
  • As longstanding Nassau County legislator John Ciotti (D - Elmont) tries to distance himself from the racist and sexist shenanigans of his campaign workers, the sister of his opponent, Mickey Solages the victim of harassing taunts by a loose cannon that identifies as Republican, caught it all on tape. (queens-politics.com)
  • Even when taunted with the charge that this is mere wishful thinking, the Christian knows otherwise and in this trust finds confidence to resist all manner of earthly tyranny and evil. (religion-online.org)
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