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I believe this was a Disdainful Scoff.

In initially diagnosing an eating disorder, the SCOFF can be used as a screening measure.

Share, Snack & Scoff (for Peperami Nibblers, used on packaging)

Scoffs at Question Yet moments later, speaking in a rasping voice, Mr. Jackson said: "My mission was to make America better.

Triad (Scoff DT016, 3/1982)

Some Scoff at Accusations Others, even some who supported the opposition, scoff at the corruption charges.

The character originated in The Great Santa Claus Switch where it was called Scoff (performed by Jerry Nelson).

Your Halo is Burning/The Going Away Party (Scoff DT 039)

The SCOFF questionnaire utilizes an acronym in a simple five question test devised for use by non-professionals to assess the possible presence of an eating disorder.

The "S" in SCOFF stands for "Sick" which in British English means specifically to vomit.

While "Scoff" is "a parting salvo at [Cobain's parents]", "Negative Creep" was written by Cobain about himself.

Scoffs and Sarcasm For Harriman Film If Pamela Harriman were alive, she might be miffed.

Procession / The Eleventh Hour (Scoff DT 011, IRL 16.10.1981)

Herzog Scoffs Herzog has scoffed at the notion that his speed game had been stopped by Craig's genius at calling pitchouts from the dugout.

Dive into history at Berlin's Checkpoint Charlie Museum, Explore the best of Amsterdam by bike, Scoff waffles in Bruges, Take a boat trip through atmospheric ca.

A Veritable Scoff: Sources on Foodways and Nutrition in Newfoundland and Labrador (2001) (with Marg Ewtushik)

The original SCOFF questionnaire was devised for use in the United Kingdom, thus the original acronym needs to be adjusted for users in the United States and Canada.

Very Much In Love/Continental Sites (Scoff DT 038, IRL and Trax On Wax 001, DEN)

A number of guest vocalists were featured, including Jimmy Scoff, John Kelly, Freedy Johnston, Bernard Fowler, Jeff Buckley and Deborah Harry, who is now functioning as a full time member of the band.

The questions assess "the core psychopathology of AN and BN in early stages of the disorders," and "The SCOFF has been found to have high sensitivity and specificity for AN and BN."

Kluge and Baumann took it all in in a glance, and without a word 86 Scoff MacMiUan being spoken, led their men along the eastern-most wall of the castle, staying well hidden in the deep shadows as they approached the tower.

LEAD: Having a Good Scoff Having a Good Scoff Every culture needs its grand skeptics, its sublime scoffers, to keep the public from becoming too easily pleased with art and with itself.

Drummond had just about convinced himself that in the poor light of the previous night he had been mistaken in what he thought he saw, when he noticed the dark puddle of congealed blood pooled at Scoff MacMilten the base of the railing.

People who 10 years ago would have scoffed at such a thing.

Once she would have scoffed at such an idea, but no longer.

Who knows if they will even talk about him, he scoffed.

When he was little my son used to scoff at me.

I'm not about to scoff at anything you say to me.

He started trying to say this to her, and she scoffed at him.

Yet you scoff at even a reported 5 percent increase.

I mean, people have learned to scoff at such things.

The Man stopped and asked what they were scoffing at.

Perhaps he felt he'd lost them information by scoffing at the man.

I scoffed, moving my face to keep him away from it.

I might have scoffed at this except for the look on her face.

But one of the bill's authors scoffed at the report.

To which I scoffed but then as the minutes went by, realized she might have had a point.

And what would he say to those who'd scoff at asking such questions?

As Mark had said, this close to the house it was just not possible to scoff.

But other advocates of the law scoffed at the idea.

Still, a 16.5 percent raise is nothing to scoff at.

But John would always scoff at the idea of being an actor.

Some past and present employees scoff at such plans, however.

Credits are one thing and not to be scoffed at.

The monk scoffed at her and started to turn away.

When she reported to the deputy director he scoffed at her.

A year ago fashionable women would have scoffed, but times change.

But the young men scoffed at such a ridiculous idea.