1. mocking or scornful shouts or comments
Usage: plural form

1. to mock or laugh at in a scornful way
Usage: third person singular present

Examples

• The crowd’s jeers grew louder as the opposing team took the field.
• She ignored the jeers from her classmates and continued her presentation.
• The comedian was met with jeers instead of laughter.
• He jeers at anyone who disagrees with his opinions.
• The audience jeers whenever the villain appears on stage.
• Despite the jeers from the stands, the player maintained his composure.
• She never jeers at other people’s mistakes.