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verb · C1Jeer
JEER/dʒɪə/
To jeer is to laugh or shout at someone in a rude, mocking way (also noun: a jeer): jeer the speaker, a chorus of jeers. Mock is the close twin; dropping a night cohort as “noise” is still a methods exclusion.
Meaning
To laugh or shout at someone in a rude, mocking way (also noun: a jeer).
Examples
- “Do not jeer the night cohort out of the n; name the exclusion if you drop them.”
- “Mock is the close twin. Taunt is a cousin. Noise is a slogan. A named slice is a frame. Keep the slice, or name the drop; do not baptise the cut as elegance.”
Good to know
Mock with rude shouts. Close: mock. “Noise” ≠ a dropped cohort.
Near in meaning
mock, taunt, scoff
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