Rating | Solver | Clue |
---|---|---|
PROTOTYPES | Mock-ups | |
MODELS | Mock-ups | |
IMITATION | Mock | |
SIMULATIONS | Mock-ups | |
RIDICULE | Mock | |
TAUNT | Mock | |
PROTOTYPE | Mock-up | |
JEER | Mock | |
DERIDE | Mock | |
GIBE | Mock | |
MODEL | Mock up | |
COYNESS | Mock modesty | |
PRUDERY | Mock modesty | |
SIMULATE | Mock up | |
FEINT | Mock attack | |
FAUX | False, mock | |
MOCKED | Of Mock | |
MOCKING | Of Mock | |
SCOFF | Mock with appetite | |
MOCKISH | Mock; counterfeit; sham. | |
RIB | Mock cut of meat | |
JAPE | To mock; to trick. | |
FLOUT | A mock; an insult. | |
BEMOCK | To mock; to ridicule. | |
CHARIVARI | Noisy mock- serenade celebrating newlyweds |