Mock-heroic

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 333
mok-he-ro'ik, adj. mocking the heioic, or actions 01 chaiactei.s of heroes. Mocking-bird, molt 'ingherd, n. a bud of North America, of the thiush family, which mocks or imitates the notes of birds and other sounds. Modal, nio'dal, ad/, relating to mode or form consisting ol mode only [logic) indicating some mode ol expre ion —adv. Mo'daUy. —«. Modal'ity. [bee Mode. Mod a last, mO'dal-ist, n theol one of a cla who consider the three persons of the Godhead as only modes of being, and not as distinct persons Mode, mod, n rule, custom: form: manner of existing: that which exists only as a quality of substance. [Fr. —L modus a measure cog. with Gr. medos plan, from root mad (Mete), an extension of root ma, to measure MOOU)-]
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