noun

jeering

Jeering (noun) means a mocking or scornful remark, usually shouted. Example: “The comedian ignored the jeering from the back row.”

noun

A mocking or scornful remark, usually shouted.

"The comedian ignored the jeering from the back row."

"Jeering broke out as the referee made his call."

How to use jeering

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishMocking, taunting noise from a crowd or individual.

Common pairings

jeering crowd met with jeering

jeerings plural

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The comedian ignored the _____ from the back row.

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What does “jeering” mean?

The word “jeering” means a mocking or scornful remark, usually shouted. In plain terms, mocking, taunting noise from a crowd or individual.

How do you use “jeering” in a sentence?

Here is “jeering” used in a sentence: “The comedian ignored the jeering from the back row.”

What part of speech is “jeering”?

“Jeering” is a noun.

What is the meaning of jeering?

"jeering" (noun) means a mocking or scornful remark, usually shouted.

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