Mockers

Shoes that are a cross between Mocassins and Loafers.

"Hey are you wearing Sperries? Nah bro, i'm wearing my Mockers."

by DDai November 9, 2009

mockle

Mockle is substitution of other normal words if you feel the need to improve your vocab or just catch people off guard in the game scrabble

Dude you mockled him!

hey there sexy, you got some nice mockles on you...

she mockled me without remorse

where did u get those mockles

by Jacob F. November 13, 2006

Father Mocker

My favorite non-swear word that really isn't one

He`s a real "Father Mocker" that Sean Avery

by Thomas O. December 18, 2008

Mocky Syndrome

A rare condition which was discovered in the late 50's by a white man visiting pakistan. The Mocky species has been known to carry this condition for centuries. It is made up of every disease known to mad resulting in a disturbed hairy individual, who is always tired and coughing. the only known cure comes in the form of Coca-Cola taken twice daily during meal times. sodium chloride and vinigar potato snacks are vital for the condition to be kept under control. Mocky has known to resemble that of a terrorist, who seeked asylum in the UK nearly 20 years ago.

WARNING: He is known to be contageous

Doctor Doctor, ive got a cold
Doctor Doctor, ive got rabies
Doctor Doctor, ive got hey fever
Doctor doctor, ive got a bad back
Doctor Doctor, ive got arthiritis
Doctor Doctor ive got memory loss
Doctor doctor, i forgot all my other conditions, i was cotchin' in PCR

Doctor: Im afraid youve got Mocky Syndrome

by Mocky December 9, 2003

Northern Mockingbird

A songbird, Mimus polyglottos, that is known for its imitations of other birds. State bird in five states

The northern mockingbird is one of the better-known mimics.

by Korora November 13, 2003

cock mocker

see mock cock or cock mock

To see the deffinition of this word follow the directions specified above.

by Justyn Claar, Biatch! July 2, 2005

Mockney

Speaking in a fake cockney slang. This is accomplished through speaking at a high rate of speed, saying a combination of things American tourists would take pictures of while on vacation in England, as well as places they might travel on a train, punctuated both by either starting or ending every phrase with a question.

Examples of Mockney:

Pip pip, cheerio! Me thinks Gillingham trolley-car newspaper phone booth! Jolly good mickey, ehar?

Westminster double-decker? Right old rain coat!

by Abraham Genesis IV August 26, 2009