irridenter

irrīdenter (inr-), adv., v. irrideo fin.

irrīdenter, Adv. (irridens v. irrideo), höhnisch, spöttisch, Laber. com. 93. Nepot. epit. Val. Max. 10, 22. p. 501, 1 H. Augustin. epist. 148, 4 u. 232, 2; serm. 227 extr. – Compar. irridentius, Fronto de eloqu. 1. p. 142, 13 N.

irridenter [CL] , mockingly, jeeringly (but in quot. perh. used erron. in sense ‘so as not to return’ [cf. redire] , or ? f. l. s1240 exulatur ~er beatus Aedmundus Oxnead Chr. 167.

irrīdentĕr, par moquerie : Laber. 93 ; Aug. Ep. 5 || -tius Fronto Eloq. 1, p. 142, 13.