catcall
/ˈkætkɔl/Definitions
1. noun
a loud, typically obscene or harassing, shout made at someone, especially a woman, in public.
“The catcall from the construction worker made her feel uncomfortable and unsafe on the street.”
2. verb
to shout or call out to someone, typically in a loud, harassing, or obscene manner.
“The group of teenagers were catcalling the singer on stage, trying to distract her from her performance.”