1. to speak about or treat with contempt or mockery
Usage: past tense of scoff
2. to eat something quickly and greedily
Usage: informal; past tense of scoff

Examples

• The critics scoffed at his unconventional painting style.
• She scoffed when he claimed he could run a marathon.
• The students scoffed at the teacher’s outdated references.
• He scoffed at the idea of working overtime without pay.
• The hungry teenager scoffed the entire pizza in minutes.
• They scoffed their lunch and rushed back to work.
• She scoffed the cookies before anyone else could have one.