jeer
/dʒɪr/
verb
- To make rude or mocking remarks at someone, usually in a loud voice.
- The crowd jeered at the referee after the bad call.
- He tried to ignore the people jeering from the stands.
- Some students jeered when the speaker made a mistake.
noun
- A rude or mocking remark or sound.
- The politician faced jeers and boos during his speech.
- The jeers from the audience made the performer nervous.
- She walked off the stage to the sound of jeers.