1. loud shouting or jeering, especially at a sports event
Usage: chiefly British

1. present participle of barrack: to shout loudly at or jeer
Usage: chiefly British

Examples

• The crowd’s barracking grew louder as the referee made another controversial call.
• Despite the barracking from opposing fans, the team maintained their focus.
• The politician faced intense barracking during his speech.
• They were barracking the visiting team throughout the match.
• The comedian handled the barracking from the audience with good humor.
• Stop barracking and let him finish his presentation.