laughingstock

Make not thyself a laughingstock to me and such Christians as may be here.

He saw his house unfinished, his wife rebellious, himself a laughingstock.

And now she was making a laughingstock of the lad among the neighbours.

We would be the laughingstock of Fairview and Boxer Hall if it got out.

They become a laughingstock to the enemy, an irritation to their own side.

So all this made him rather a laughingstock among the regular hands.

But the news when it spread next morning made them the laughingstock of all creation.

Your Commons are a disconsidered rump of which already you have made a laughingstock.

He had made the young clubman a laughingstock more than once.

I have made you a laughingstock, as I promised, but I am not done with you yet.