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scoff

[skawf, skof] / skɔf, skɒf /


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If you've lost track of what thrilled - and infuriated - users in 2025, here's a handy recall: a round-up of the year's moments that made the country pause, laugh, or even scoff.

From BBC

Washington insiders would roll their eyes and scoff when anyone would suggest that it be tried.

From Salon

I’m old enough to remember when friends in the Arkansas political press corps scoffed at the notion their governor, the phenomenally gifted but wildly undisciplined Bill Clinton, could ever be elected president.

From Los Angeles Times

Prosecutors, in a letter seeking a tougher sentence, questioned the sincerity of Kwon’s apologies and noted his history of scoffing at the authorities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Watching them from afar, Verstappen could only scoff at the Papaya Rules.

From The Wall Street Journal