taunt

/tɔnt/
verb
  1. To provoke or mock someone with insulting or sarcastic remarks.
    • The kids would taunt the new student for wearing glasses.
    • During the game, the fans taunted the opposing team's players.
    • She tried not to let his words taunt her into losing her temper.
noun
  1. A remark made to provoke or mock someone.
    • The bully's taunt about her clothes made her feel embarrassed.
    • He ignored the taunt and walked away calmly.
    • Each taunt from the crowd only made the performer more determined.
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