make fun of

Then this recurring cycle will begin again, as a new generation begins to enter the market and make fun of their elders for being foolishly risk-averse and old-fashioned.

“Relatives would make fun of me by saying, ‘There he goes with a degree and a lawnmower in the back of a truck,” he said.

In the men’s locker room for writers, we make fun of en dashes.

No more bullies who make fun of Autumn and who would roast me for wearing my dashiki.

It is easy to make fun of him and his comic self-aggrandizement.