Synonyymit & Anagrammeja | englanti sana SCOFF


SCOFF

14

1

Kirjeiden luku määrä

5

On Palindromi

Ei

8
CO
COF
FF
OF
OFF
SC
SCO

18

2

31

52
CF
CFF
CFO
CFS
CO
COF
COS
CS
CSF
CSO


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Esimerkkejä SCOFF käyttämisestä lauseessa

  • A Veritable Scoff: Sources on Foodways and Nutrition in Newfoundland and Labrador (2001) (with Marg Ewtushik).
  • Fortune and Cumber, along with a growing band of companions from both races (including Gossamer, Brace, Scoff, Velvet, and others), thread their way through the conflict, seeking a way to unite both dragon species to face the greater threat that faces them all: the world is turning its back on magic and all dragons are facing extinction.
  • In the opinion of Anoosh Chakelian in the same publication, it curated "a morbidly chaotic picture of a British underclass – for those watching at home to scoff and sneer at – with the veneer of helping them".
  • " The Chicago Tribune opined that "chances are that teens will be befuddled by the studio geekery and dance experts will scoff at its conscious fluffiness, but tunes like 'Think about Me' are an apt reminder that not all contemporary pop has to be a guilty pleasure to be fun.
  • It is easy to speak in scoffing tone ; but when that great roaring blackness sprang upon us, and the waves, showing their white teeth, snarled around, we were far from being in the mood to scoff.
  • While they may not agree on the ghost's identity, few students scoff at stories of doors slamming on windless nights, footsteps heard on the roof, or inexplicable noises heard during late-night play preparations.
  • Among Percy's party "there was a youth of so fair a countenance that Cromwell doubted of his condition, and, to confirm himself, willed him to sing, which he did with such a daintiness that Cromwell scrupled not to say to Lord Percy that being a warrior he did wisely to be accompanied by Amazons, on which that lord in some confusion did acknowledge that she was a damsel; this afterwards gave cause for scoff at the king's party".
  • 1982 : Allo Hélène by Ray Cooney and Gene Stone, mise-en-scène adaptation Alain Scoff and Pierre Charras.
  •         *        *        *        *        *'My friends with rude ungentle words
    They scoff and bid me fly to thee!
    O give me shelter in thy breast!
        O shield and shelter me!'My Henry, I have given thee much,
    I gave what I can ne'er recall,
    I gave my heart, I gave my peace,
        O Heaven! I gave thee all.


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