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taunting

adjective as in derisive

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adjective as in jeering

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yelling

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adjective as in sarcastic

adjective as in sardonic

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adjective as in satiric

adjective as in satirical

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adjective as in satirical/satiric

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adjective as in scoffing

adjective as in teasing

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noun as in ribbing

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noun as in ridicule

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noun as in scorn

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He took particular issue with Newsom’s taunting reaction after Bed Bath & Beyond recently announced it won’t open or operate new stores in California.

From Los Angeles Times

That said, McIlroy and his European teammates did appear to take part in a little playful taunting of their own after their win Sunday.

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So Bovino and his janissaries posing in front of the Hollywood sign comes off like a hunter posing in front of his killed prey or a taunting postcard to L.A.:

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The 21-year-old had been caught on video "taunting" officers by running a large stick along their shields and throwing missiles, including stones, at the police line.

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That came from the other team’s fans, who filled the Pasadena night with the taunting chant of, “Let’s Go Utah.”

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