sarcastic
adjectiveUK /sɑːˈkæstɪk/
US /sɑːrˈkæstɪk/
Saying something in a way that means the opposite, usually to be funny or to show you are annoyed.
When it rained on his picnic, he said in a sarcastic voice, "Great weather we're having!"
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2. Using sharp or cutting words to make fun of someone or something.
Her sarcastic comment about his cooking made everyone laugh but him.
3. Showing that you mean the opposite of what you say, often with a bitter tone.
"Oh, perfect timing," he said sarcastically when the bus drove away.
4. Expressing irritation through clever, mocking remarks.
The teacher gave a sarcastic sigh when the class forgot their homework again.