To reject with contempt or disdain; to treat contemptuously; to scorn or despise.

To set at nought; to reject, renounce, despise, disdain, revolt at. Obsolete.

transitive. In early use: to reject or spurn. Later chiefly: to reject (one of two or more alternatives) in making a choice or selection. Now rare.

intransitive. figurative. To show temper, annoyance, defiance, dislike, etc.; to rebel, be recalcitrant. to kick againstor at, to object strongly…

figurative. To kick against or at something disliked or despised; to manifest opposition or antipathy, esp. in a scornful or disdainful manner.

To despise, spurn.

transitive. To reject or discard (something, esp. an opinion, proposal, or custom). Obsolete.

to cast (also throw) at one's heels and variants: to cast underfoot, to reject with contempt. Also similarly to cast at heel. Obsolete.

transitive. To defy, flout, pay no heed to. Obsolete.

transitive. To strike with the foot; to kick. Also figurative: to spurn. Also with away. Now rare.

transitive. To drive out with scorn or derision.

To put off disdainfully. Obsolete.

To reject with scorn (a proposition); to treat as absurd (an idea); to dismiss scornfully the pretensions of (a person, a work, etc.).

Used in coarse expressions of contempt or defiance. Cf. fuck, v. 4; stuffed, adj. 6.