u, m. vn. of con-tibi. act of mocking, ridiculing; mockery, derision : cubet .i. cuidbheadh no magadh, O'Cl. doc. (leg. ch-, edd.) gl. (profanís esset) derisui, Ml. 86a11 . basí afálte mó chúitbiúd `to mock me', Thes. i 4.34 . as breth dia chuitbhiodh `to mock him', Blathm. 53 . da n-ó mele ┐ cuitbiuda, IT i 73.2 . ( LMU 9 ). forus cuitbeda `code of ridicule', Tec. Corm. 32.1 . ba cuitbiudh la Conall inn sin ar dínnimecht a bráthar 'Conall derided this, since his brother was unimportant', Betha Adamnáin 50.84 . mór in c.¤ dúib . . . can tophund . . . , LU 5243 (TBC). rochoisc Dōchae . . . in dæscorslōg ocon chuidmead, TBC-I¹ 2940 . gaiscead duit dot chuitmed to mock you, Anecd. i 8.19 (SCano). cluas gnó .i. cuidbhiudh .i. cuidbiodh de (. . .) aignedh amhail mhaothán a chlúaise, Ériu xiii 48.11 , cf. gnó .i. cuidbed , Corm. Y 693 . tucus forru . . . a ch.¤ I instigated them to deride him, PH 3842 . fo cuitbidh in sport, Laws ii 406.29 Comm. corofos ob ┐ cuitbiudha i ndálaibh in airechtaibh, B. Fermoy 43b5 . cen scáth dofairce c.¤ , ACL iii 293.7 = `without a word that exceeds derision', Auraic. 1935 . fo mhéla ┐ cuitbedh, AFM iv 934.12 . As mock n. pr.: G. maic Cuitbiudha, Anecd. ii 57.2 .

n (? 2 gnó, Celtica i 322 n. 6 ) mockery, sport, pleasantry: gnó .i. cuidbed , Corm. Y 693 . gno .i. cuidbedh, O'Dav. 1028 . gnó .i. fochuidbeadh no magadh, O'Cl. car .i. brisc ... gno car cnam marbda `a dead bone is a brittle mockery,' O'Dav. 406 ; 1028 . roscendaig Conaire do Coincaulainn ar gnoe `bought them ... for sport,' RC xxii 304.17 ( BDD § 131 ). nech condaruice ar gnae (of two imbeciles) who united them [in wedlock] for sport, Laws ii 406.21 : gl. ar gnae focuitbidh, 28 . ? To this: doclos tre dhiumus mo gnaoi (gnaidh, gnái v.ll.) | is Iúdus Scarioth me `my mockery through pride was heard,' BNnÉ 102.9 .