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Jeer meaning
A mocking remark or reflection.
Example sentences (8)
Southgate appeared on the big screen at Villa Park but fans were quick to jeer the 53-year-old before they quicky changed the footage back to the club crest.
Rock proved years ago it’s not too hard to get crowds to jeer a Superstar who left WWE for greener pastures, and the gimmick Cena used at was heel-ish for at least part of his run with it.
Across the way, other inmates can be seen hurling bricks from the other side while the locked up prisoners laugh and jeer from behind the camera.
After several postponements of the rebranded Nigeria Professional Football League, NPFL, followers of the game can now go to the various match venues across the country to cheer and jeer the twenty teams depending on where their hearts lie.
Frank’s laugh: It’s a trickster’s sound, a jeer that cuts deep.
Others treat it as a sort of impromptu town hall meeting: They listen to the speakers, debate their points, cheer the claims they like and jeer those they do not.
After Trump mentioned globalism, there was a jeer about George Soros, the liberal donor who was the target of one of the pipe bombs.
The crowd would cheer a "good dying", but would jeer any displays of weakness on the part of the condemned.