sar·don·ic 
(sär-dŏnĭk)
(sär-dŏnĭk)adj.
1. Scornfully or cynically mocking: a sardonic sense of humor.
2. Given to making sardonic remarks: "He was proud, sardonic, harsh to inferiority of every description" (Charlotte Brontë).
[French sardonique, from Greek sardonios, alteration of sardanios; perhaps akin to sesērenai, to show the teeth, grin mockingly.]
sar·doni·cal·ly adv.
sar·doni·cism (-ĭ-sĭz′əm) n.
- Marie de Médicis
- Marie de Rabutin-Chantal.
- Marie Henri Beyle.
- Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas Caritat.
- Marie Jeanne Bécu.
- Mariel Margaret
- Marie Louise
- (Marie) Sophie
- marigold
- marihuana
- marijuana
- Marikina
- Marilyn
- Marilyn
- marimba
- Marin
- marina
- marinade
- Marina Ivanovna
- marinara
- marinate
- marination
- marine
- Marine Corps
- mariner