Mocking Vocabulary

adjective describing someone as lacking intelligence or foolish

• The professor found it difficult to work with such a nitwitted student.
• Don't be so nitwitted, just follow the instructions carefully.
• Stop acting so nitwitted, it's annoying.
• His decision to invest all his money in that risky venture was truly nitwitted.

adjective sarcastic - characterized by or involving sarcasm; given to using sarcasm

• Her sarcastic remarks often went over the heads of her colleagues in the meeting.
• I love how sarcastic she gets when she's in a bad mood.
• Stop being so sarcastic, it's not funny anymore.
• His sarcastic tone cut through the tension in the room like a knife.

noun a Yiddish term used to denote something or someone of little value or importance

• The scholar used the term 'schm-' as a prefix in his academic paper.
• I heard that new restaurant serves some delicious schm- dishes.
• I can't believe he's still wearing those schm- shoes.
• She always adds a little schm- to her stories to make them more interesting.