1. to laugh at or make fun of someone or something in a cruel way
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘mock’
2. to imitate someone or something in order to make fun of them
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘mock’

1. practice examinations taken before the real ones
Usage: British; informal; plural form

Examples

• She mocks his accent whenever he speaks.
• The comedian mocks politicians in his routine.
• He mocks her attempts to sing opera.
• The students are taking their mocks next week.
• Her mocks went well, so she’s confident about the real exams.
• The teacher scheduled extra study sessions before mocks.
• Everyone mocks the new dress code policy.