remock

present singular third person remocks · participle present remocking · participle past remocked · past remocked

1. transitive(rare) To mock again.

   The Church witnessed the remocking of its Lord by the scorn cast upon itself and its eternal claims.

   1960, Patrick Cowley, Advent: Its Liturgical Significance, page 38

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   The T2/P3 aspirator line was remocked to accommodate a new P3 pick up point, and the fuel flow transmitter was relocated.

   1969, Defense Technical Information Center, DTIC AD0700436, page 40

   In my head, I mocked and re-mocked his parting words to us. "While you're waiting for your connections, watching your whole trip melt away like ice in the tropics, just remember your ninth-grade physics, especially the definition of chaos theory," he said.

   2015, Paullina Simons, Lone Star, HarperCollins Publishers, page 279