Derided
Kid
Kid verb - To make fun of in a good-natured way.
Both words in one sentence
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Kid, who was derided by Play for having bad lyrics earlier in the film, wins the battle.
Source: Film / House Party - Kid, who was derided for his bad lyrics at the beginning of the film, ended up as the victor at the end of the battle.
Source: Battle Rapping - In Rebel Force he has to confront the fact that they just aren't inclined to believe any of his stories - the 'Wormie' kid they always derided for being an unrealistically big dreamer doesn't impress them.
Source: Stranger in a Familiar Land
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