taunter
- noun
- /ˈtɔntər/
- Offensive
- During recess, the taunter made fun of his friends, which hurt their feelings.
Examples
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Why are you such a taunter?
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During the game, one taunter tried to distract the opposing team with constant remarks.
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The taunter kept making rude jokes at the expense of his classmates.
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Ignoring the taunter was the best way to avoid getting upset.
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The taunter laughed at her mistakes.
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The young boy became a notorious taunter, teasing his classmates whenever they made mistakes.
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As the game progressed, one taunter in the stands shouted insults at the players to provoke them.
Synonyms
A person who jokes and teases others to make them laugh
A person who often makes fun of others in a playful way
A person who tries to annoy others online or in conversation
A person who jokes with others in a playful but annoying way
A person who makes fun of others to show disrespect
A person who says rude or hurtful things to someone
A person who mocks others to show dislike
A person who treats others as unimportant by words or looks
A person who says mean things about someone, often publicly
A person who makes jokes to make others laugh
A person who teases others with comments meant to annoy
A person who laughs at others and says cruel things about them
A person who laughs at others to make them feel bad
A person who makes fun of others using sarcasm to make people laugh
A person who shows dislike by making fun of others
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Etymology
Taunter comes from the verb taunt ('to tease' or 'mock') plus the part -er ('person who'), so it means 'someone who teases or provokes others'.