jear
/dʒɪər/ or /dʒɛər/ (JEER or JAY-er)
Definitions
1. verb
to feel a strong feeling of dislike or disapproval, often in a scornful or mocking manner.
“The crowd jeered at the politician’s speech.”
2. verb
to express scorn or contempt, often in a loud and harsh manner.
“The fans jeered at the opposing team’s poor performance.”