Mocking
Surprised
Surprised adjective - Taken unawares or suddenly and feeling wonder or astonishment.
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Mocking and surprised are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Mocking" instead an adjective "Surprised".
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- Corner Gas: When talking about a mocking radio program called "Dog River Dave", Brent is surprised someone would ever want to watch/listen to a show about him.
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Lampshade Hanging: When talking about a mocking radio personality called "Dog River Dave" (in the episode of the same name), Brent is surprised someone would ever want to watch/listen to a show about him.
Source: Series / Corner Gas - Death by Mocking: Pete is the jokester of the group, and even pulls off the old "scare people by pretending to be dead" gag, and is surprised that people don't find it funny.
Source: Film / The Evil
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