Verb:

चिडवणे, दूर ठेवा, बू,

booed's Usage Examples:

insults tend to be derived from tabooed objects, such as bodily organs and excrement, not all references to tabooed objects are necessarily considered.

Horace mentions her as having been hissed and booed at by an audience, though it is said she did not care that the.

During the preselections on live TV many people in the audience booed it, many leaving the hall even before the band reprised their song at the.

Sometimes this is even encouraged, such as at The Game Awards 2015, when the audience booed in disapproval at the.

In the 1985 Finals, they lost to Boston in five games after Boston had won the first 3 games, including a third game in Philadelphia where Julius Erving was uncharacteristically booed by the home crowd for his poor play.

Some sections of the audience booed the performance, leading members of the folk movement to criticize him for.

would be a referee (or ref for short) which the crowd booed at.

Government minister Kenneth Baker was booed by the audience.

especially with the USFL), fan discontent was so high that they openly booed Wilson when he introduced McGroder.

recommendations of the majority of ID"T"s staff, and were subsequently booed and catcalled during the performance, which was more rock/metal oriented.

Although he is almost booed off the stage for upstaging the operatic star Bettichino, he proves a great success, and both he and Guido have a.

Many fans ringside booed the referee stoppage, which saw Takam.

A few of the fans who showed up demonstrated their frustration, and booed the players; the strike was seen as the worst work stoppage in sports history, leaving the game in crisis and some fans shaken and angry.

Synonyms:

hiss, condemn,

Antonyms:

carinate, stay in place, applaud,