heckling

IPA: hˈɛkɫɪŋ

Examples of "heckling" in Sentences

More heckling from the unwashed twits in the village.
The heckling is usually seen in third world countries.
Some men, heckling from the sidelines, insist that excluding men is a form of sexism.
When you determine it is time to begin heckling, do not raise your hand in hopes of being called upon.
Joe Wilson is not a decent guy who had a lapse of judgement in heckling the President of the United States.
Among the people I shoot skeet and sporting clays with, good natured heckling is an accepted, even encouraged, practice.
It is GREAT to see this back and forth in Washington again ... if only the GOP would join in more instead of heckling from the sidelines.
I have been the "other": a foreigner in various countries, and a girl in a country where the heckling is called "eve-teasing" and dismissed with a smile.
Sean Young has entered rehabilitation for alcohol abuse following a weekend outburst in which she was heckling from the audience at the Directors Guild of America awards.
After listening to the exchange between Rumsfeld and McGovern I would not call it heckling but for some reason it seems the press is uncomfortable with individual citizens doing the job they seem to squeemish to take on.