mocker
/ˈmɒkər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who mocks, often in a cruel or contemptuous manner.
“The comedian’s jokes were targeted at the politician, turning him into a public mocker.”
2. verb
To mock or treat with contempt, often in a cruel or teasing manner.
“The kids mocked their classmate’s accent, but deep down, they were all secretly impressed.”
3. noun
A device or program that imitates or mimics the behavior of another system, often for testing or demonstration purposes.
“The IT team used a mocker to simulate network traffic and test the new server’s performance.”