Jeer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JEER in dictionary:

VERB:
• to mock, also GEARE
• make rude and mocking remarks, typically in a loud voice
• shout rude and mocking remarks at (someone)
• scoff or deride
• To utter sarcastic or scoffing reflections; to speak with mockery or derision; to use taunting language; to scoff; as, to jeer at a speaker.
• To treat with scoffs or derision; to address with jeers; to taunt; to flout; to mock at.
• laugh at with contempt and derision
NOUN:
• a rude and mocking remark
• A gear; a tackle.
• An assemblage or combination of tackles, for hoisting or lowering the lower yards of a ship.
• A railing remark or reflection; a scoff; a taunt; a biting jest; a flout; a jibe; mockery.
• showing your contempt by derision
• cry of derision

Words related to JEER

geare6 gleek10 jeered14 jeerer13 jeerers14 jeering15 jeeringly20 jeerings16 jeers12

How to use JEER in a sentence

• Poor man reproaches poor man in the streets with impolitic mention of his condition, his own being a shade better, while the rich pass by and jeer at both.
• And as if to jeer at him, as a mighty jest in his trouble, came the paper he had ordered for her every week, and it would not stop now till the new year.
• Jimmie knew Maddox did not dance, at those who danced had heard him jeer, and his presence caused him mild surprise.
• Because of this he used to jeer at his other brothers who were not so well off.
• The two youngsters were thrust roughly into a dirty hovel, and with a final jeer from their brutal jailer, the door was locked behind them.
• In a few minutes we were out of range and, since there was no pursuing launch in sight, could afford to jeer at the Sikhs in chorus.
• Also, my little book, you will encounter more malignant people who will jeer at you, and will say that you and I have cheated them of your purchase-money.
• Some of these tasks, one in particular was of such a ridiculous nature that I refuse to enter it into my diary for an unfeeling posterity to jeer at.
• She was filled with a great tenderness for him, therefore she could jeer a little.
• He seeks his peers, and together in great bands they loiter or run, stopping to chaff each other, and to jeer at the passer-by.
• We hoped he would make a mistake and were ready to jeer and laugh at him.
• The streets of the old town were crowded by people who came to mock and jeer, but remained dumb with shame and pity.
• But most of them would jeer at any kind of pity for them, because they do not pity themselves, except in most dreadful moments which they put away from their minds if they escape.
• His brother Joseph would jeer, and then there was more trouble.
• Piero only laughed at him, and made even his grooms jeer at him.
• His only consolation was, that Solomon Coe was no longer with him to jeer at his dejected looks.
• The teacher heard him his lessons separately, and generally sent him back to his lonely seat with a cuff or a jeer.
• There was a great crowd inside the hall, eager to see the joke of women voting, and many were ready to jeer and hiss.
• On the 9th the sun appeared for a moment, as if to jeer at the Americans.
• The crowd outside the fence began to jeer, and some small boys threw lumps of soft mud at Ham and Carl.
• The bottle passed freely round the circle, and with toast and taunt and jeer the counting of the money was progressing.
• The laborers began to jeer the travelers and by their insolence disturbed the equanimity even of the cool Athos, who urged on his horse against one of them.
• Indeed, the mere fact of their own passing in the highly polished cab with its wake of burned gas and Havana tobacco turned many a smile into a scowl or a jeer.
• Rose began to jeer and laugh, and then to scold and mock the stupid goose-girl, who gave herself such obstinate airs, and who had been taken into the house only out of charity.
• And bless us and save us, gentlemen, how he would jeer and snarl and laugh all at the one time.
• After arriving at his home, he showed his wife the hair, and told her all that had happened to him, but she began to jeer and laugh at him.
• What would they say if he failed to get the office? How they would silently hoot and jeer at the upstart who suddenly climbed so high and fell.
• Not a jeer, not a rude word, not a disrespectful look has met one woman.
• Many came out of pure curiosity, and some to mock and jeer, but these seldom succeeded in setting at defiance the great power that was behind the preacher.

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