verb
definition
(jeer at) To utter sarcastic or mocking comments; to speak with mockery or derision; to use taunting language.
noun
definition
A mocking utterance.
Examples of jeering in a Sentence
Angry voices wove in and out of the crowd's jeering and the ringing of her ears.
They did the cheering and the jeering - and lots of laughing.
The clang of steel and sound of jeering drew Sofia from her sleep to her window.
In fact, there are entire websites devoted to the kinds of cheers that are jeering or insulting to the opposing team.
The act was accompanied by so much mirth that neighbors were awakened and saw the men and the horns which led to much jeering.
Granted people were only jeering, but you were safe on the stage and were arrogant enough to joke from up there.