Scornful

feeling or expressing contempt or derision.
"the opposition were scornful of the Prime Minister's proposal"
synonyms: contemptuous, full of contempt, derisive, derisory, withering, mocking, scoffing, sneering, jeering, scathing, snide, disparaging, slighting, supercilious, disdainful, superior, dismissive; More
informalsniffy, snotty;
archaiccontumelious
"Isabel ignored his scornful remarks"

"the opposition were scornful of the Prime Minister's proposal"

by Waver November 20, 2017

scornful farm wives

These are those tired old worn out bags that have worked the same lame ass factory job for 30 years or more and haven't advanced their knowledge since the first week. They are jealous of anyone who took the time to educate themselves and are vicious and anal. It is fun to make them squirm by waliking around with tape measures and talking in scientific or engineering terms.

"Boy, wouldn't it be nice if those scornful farm wives would retire once and for all? They haven't done anything except share recipes all goddamned day."

by running out of patience January 5, 2008

scornflakes

Noun. Angry passive-aggressive snowflakes who use harsh words to depreciate the character or values of other people. Their goal is to communicate hate at the dehumanized target and to encourage others to devalue their victim. Scornflakes are not the same as bullies, who can be physical. They are more like some kinds of extremely emotional internet trolls, like what you find in call out culture and Twitter.

Scornflake: Don't like abortion? You must love kids. Pedophile.
Victim: Wow. Without non-sequiturs, you scornflakes would have nothing to say.
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Scornflake: Does your baby believe in man-made global warming? No? He's a denier/birther/homophobe.
Victim's parent: That's a lot of hate, scornflake. Do you feel better now that you got that load of crap off of your chest?

by UGiveUp2 July 24, 2018