scoff
/sɒf/Definitions
1. noun
an expression of contemptuous or scornful laughter; a mocking or derisive laugh
“The audience’s scornful scoffs at the comedian’s jokes were heard throughout the theater.”
2. verb
to laugh at or mock something in a scornful or contemptuous way; to express scorn or contempt
“He scoffed at the idea of paying for a luxury car when he had a reliable old vehicle.”
3. verb
to reject or refuse something, especially an idea or offer, often in a scornful or contemptuous way
“She scoffed at the idea of returning to her hometown after college.”