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She used Twitter to taunt the opposing candidate.taunt = intentionally anger, challenge, or upset someone
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Don't let their taunts get to you.taunts = insults or other actions intended to anger, challenge, or upset someone
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They taunted her until she responded physically, and then they beat her up.taunted = angered with insults and challenges
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On this occasion, Liesel followed Rudy's taunt almost as a reflex action. (source)taunt = insult or other action intended to anger, challenge, or upset someone
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I knew I was being cruel, like when I'd taunt him if he didn't know some big word. (source)taunt = intentionally mock or insult
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If Peter tries to taunt me, she will defend me. (source)taunt = intentionally upset
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Miguel would look at her and before riding off with Papa, he would give her a taunting smile. (source)taunting = intentionally angering, challenging, or upsetting
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Ever been taunted for your woeful wandwork? (source)taunted = intentionally angered, challenged, or upset
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Perhaps all this had been his idea, and that was why he had come this morning, to taunt me and gloat. (source)taunt = mock or tease to upset
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"C'mon, boys," Maya taunts. "Is that all you can do?" (source)taunts = challenges
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ABIGAIL, tauntingly: You come five mile to see a silly girl fly?† (source)tauntingly = in a manner that intentionally angers, challenges, or upsets someone
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They dreaded the awful tauntings of irresponsible white men, the jailing, the frames.† (source)tauntings = instances of intentionally angering, challenging, or upsetting someone
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When someone taunted Clive Saunders for walking like a girl, I would deliver swift vengeance with my foot to the taunter's less-protected parts.† (source)taunter = someone who intentionally angers, challenges, or upsets someone
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No comfort knowing that the taunters were rag pickers too.† (source)taunters = people who intentionally anger, challenge, or upset someone
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He was taunting the animals now, snarling back, and it drove them wild. (source)taunting = teasing
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...and they taunted me with, "Do you really kiss trees? Didn't you know you're supposed to kiss boys?" (source)taunted = teased (in an upsetting way)
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