jeered
Jeered is to laugh scornfully at someone. When the crowd jeered at the politician, they were laughing at her and her ideas.
The crowd jeered at the candidate, ridiculing her every word.
The crowd jeered as the comedian performed.
Jeered is to laugh scornfully at someone. When the crowd jeered at the politician, they were laughing at her and her ideas.
The crowd jeered at the candidate, ridiculing her every word.
The crowd jeered as the comedian performed.
verb
(jeer at) To utter sarcastic or mocking comments; to speak with mockery or derision; to use taunting language.
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The audience jeers and boos to the performance.
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Crowds continued jeering at him.
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The Jews mock and jeer at oaths.
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The people mock and jeer Jesus.
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The Lynch twins jeer at them from a distance.
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When his spoof is revealed, the rats jeer and leave.
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He saw the hideous crowd jeering in the face of the powerful statue.
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He walks defiantly through the crowd as they taunt and jeer at him.
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He continued to jeer and then engage in personal slurs and snide remarks.
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It fuels drama by providing a large crowd to leer and jeer at the daily drama.