Jeer - definition, pronunciation, transcription
Amer.
|dʒɪr|
Brit.
|dʒɪə|
noun
verb
- laugh at with contempt and derision (syn: barrack, flout, gibe, scoff)
The crowd jeered at the speaker
Extra examples
He tried to ignore the jeering crowd.
The crowd jeered him when he struck out.
The prisoner was jeered by an angry mob.
...ignored the jeers of the other team's fans and just focused on making her free throw shot...
"You know I'm right!" she jeered.
The President was booed and jeered by a crowd of protesters.
Fans jeered at the referee.
There were jeers and booing from the audience.
The crowd jeered at the speaker
Word forms
verb
I/you/we/they: jeer
he/she/it: jeers
present participle: jeering
past tense: jeered
past participle: jeered
I/you/we/they: jeer
he/she/it: jeers
present participle: jeering
past tense: jeered
past participle: jeered
noun
singular: jeer
plural: jeers
singular: jeer
plural: jeers
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