Verb:

દુર ખસેડો, ચીડવવું, બૂ,

booing's Usage Examples:

Boultbee did not understand the "strange custom of tabooing", but he recognised that "any willful breach of it considered a serious.

Boo is an onomatopoeic word for a loud, startling sound, as an exclamation intended to scare, or as a call of derision (see booing).

Hiss (or horse laugh) Rather than "booing", Aggies "hiss" to express disapproval.

"Gold Medal stained with misjudgement and booing".

second baseman Robinson Canó was at the center of a controversy involving booing from the live Kauffman Stadium fans.

In response Hong Kong fans in following matches started booing the Chinese national anthem "March of the Volunteers", played as Hong Kong"s.

Dave and the audience always showed bias against the adults by booing them as much as possible.

The live audience could be heard booing whenever a country awarded points to Russia at the song contest, which took.

I was sitting right in front of the stage, there was no booing in the audience whatsoever.

startling sound, as an exclamation intended to scare, or as a call of derision (see booing).

The blown saves earned him the ire of Cubs fans, who made a habit of booing him loudly at Wrigley Field when he came on in relief.

On 1 February, the Almendros Collective published a pro-coup article in the El Alcázar far-right newspaper; from 2 to 4 February, the monarchs visits the Basque Country, where Herri Batasuna MPs receive them with strong booing and several incidents, and on the same week, several people were found kidnapped or murdered by ETA.

fans were cheering for Konstantin Volkov, while booing, whistling and jeering at the Poles Tadeusz Ślusarski and Władysław Kozakiewicz.

Synonyms:

hiss, condemn,

Antonyms:

carinate, stay in place, applaud,