You think you’re a big man for mocking me?

One may use the phrase “You think you’re a big man for mocking me?” to ask if another thinks that they are a "big man" because they are teasing (“mocking”) you. This phrase may be used as an exclamation or/and to ask another’s intent.

Once the student had stopped teasing her, the teacher asked the student, ”You think you’re a big man for mocking me?”

by MasterBenedict October 22, 2019

mocker

As coined in the 1964 Beatles film "A Hard Day's Night", a cross between a mod and a rocker.

"Are you a mod or a rocker?"
"Well ...I'm a mocker!"

by Isabella June 9, 2005

Mookiesha

A gay man or transgender that is in the LGBTQ community

There is to many mookieshas in the room right now I’m going to leave.

by BabyFaceBandz November 16, 2019

Möcke

Möcke = "very" From the swedish language. Can only be said at the most 3 time in a row.

Möcke Möcke Möcke = Very, very, very

Möcke Möcke good = Very very good.

Often said by Notts C. Director of Football: Sven-Göran Eriksson.

- "Möcke Möcke Möcke bra" (In swedish)

Sven-Göran Eriksson in Swedish with a dialect from Torsby, where he is from.

by Dr Smuts September 4, 2009

Moccied out

This is when you're far too drunk, or just simply an idiot

You're so moccied out

by Mocciman July 23, 2022

Neil Mockler

The big boi that is always playin' the harp, yet this boi is generally small in stature and loves his jack and hondyke, as well as his BILLY!!! He also always asks if something is funny over there.

Something funny over there Billy?
That's such a Neil Mockler

by littleharp October 1, 2018

mocket

Also spelled "mockit" (pronounced similarly). Means thoroughly dirty, of people rather than things, because the things do the dirtying.

I got right mockit cleaning out the cellar

by John Fergusson September 16, 2003