Jeered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JEERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JEER, to mock, also GEARE
• make rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice
• shout rude and mocking remarks at (someone)
NOUN:
• a rude and mocking remark

Words related to JEERED

jeer11 jeering15 jeers12

How to use JEERED in a sentence

• I posed rather as a pessimist, but he simply jeered at me.
• Some women of the tribe were watching, and they actually jeered at the boys for their failure.
• They stared at him and jeered at him and went their way.
• At this the crowd laughed and jeered but the eldest princess said that she must accept what fate had decreed and that she would marry the dog.
• His contemporaries thought him mad, they jeered at him and abused him, but he went quietly on his way, preaching and writing.
• These grim vehicles, which jeered at bullets, and were proof even against shrapnel, quickly became a nightmare to the Germans.
• Cruelly he bruised her little hands, he mocked and jeered her when she pleaded with him.
• The young men jeered the groom, and incited him to take charge of his own.
• As to Agatha, when I had a little jeered her, I gave her rich gifts and good lands, and freedom, to boot her for her many stripes.
• They jeered and sounded mournful notes without promise, devoid even of hope.
• He was followed the whole way, insulted and jeered at, by the rebel horsemen.
• And, when the first battle of Cambrai was won, London jeered at the bereaved and mocked the dead by ringing the joy-bells.
• But when I stopped they stopped, and the Colonel jeered.
• If his opponent jeered and rode off, he rode off with a whole skin and a full pocket.
• They were paying me homage, these, the men who had jeered me! Then I understood it all.
• Although the Boers treated most of the prisoners with consideration, they jeered somewhat when Dr.
• Formerly every Serb and Montenegrin had jeered at me because we took so long beating the Boers.
• He was an elderly journalist in Dresden who was jeered at until he almost imagined himself mentally unbalanced.
• A dense crowd of students thronged the platform and laughed, jeered, and stormed at the players.
• They feared the Tontos, who had thrashed them again and again, despoiled them of their plunder, walked away with their young women, insulted and jeered at their young men.
• But though the members of the Third had jeered on the surface, they trembled underneath with fear and indignation.
• Voltaire, writing of Jeanne, jeered at the rascally monks and their dupes.
• Groups of strikers gathered at the street corners and jeered the armed posse.
• Beggars ran after the carriage all day long and when they got nothing jeered at the travellers and called them heretics.
• Popular officers were cheered, unpopular officers jeered at, angry voices raised outside headquarters, demanding to know why old Honikol Herkimer delayed the advance.
• Allan Morris had spoken of a mocking person who jeered and smiled.
• Worse than all, I was jeered at for my pretended love of the stars and forbidden to stay in the garden after dark.
• They so flouted and jeered at him that swords were drawn, and blood as well.
• That he and his grandmother were poor he knew, but he had never felt the effects of their poverty, save when Tom Tracy had jeered at him for it, and called him a pauper.

Similar words containing JEER without suffix ed

jeer11 jeers12 jeera12 jeerer13 jeerers14 jeering15 goujeers16 jeerings16 jeeringly20

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