Jeer

What do we mean by jeer?

To speak or shout derisively; mock. intransitive verb

To abuse vocally; taunt. intransitive verb

A scoffing or taunting remark or shout. noun

Nautical, tackle for hoisting or lowering the lower yards of a man-of-war: usually in the plural. noun

To make a mock of some person or thing; scoff: as, to jeer at one in sport.

Synonyms Gibe, Scoff, etc. See sneer.

To treat with scoffs or derision; make a mock of; deride; flout.

A scoff; a taunt; a flout; a gibe; a mock. noun

A huff; a pet. noun

To treat with scoffs or derision; to address with jeers; to taunt; to flout; to mock at. transitive verb

To utter sarcastic or scoffing reflections; to speak with mockery or derision; to use taunting language; to scoff. intransitive verb

A gear; a tackle. noun

An assemblage or combination of tackles, for hoisting or lowering the lower yards of a ship. noun

An extra capstan usually placed between the foremast and mainmast. noun

A railing remark or reflection; a scoff; a taunt; a biting jest; a flout; a jibe; mockery. noun

A gear; a tackle. noun

An assemblage or combination of tackles, for hoisting or lowering the yards of a ship. noun

A railing remark or reflection; a scoff; a taunt; a biting jest; a flout; a jibe; mockery. noun

To utter sarcastic or mocking comments; to speak with mockery or derision; to use taunting language. verb

To mock; treat with mockery; to taunt; to flout. verb

A mocking remark or reflection.

Someone’s arse Urban Dictionary

Jerking off with a raw chicken breast Urban Dictionary

On top, the hardest one, in control. Urban Dictionary

A jerking queer. Someone who jerks so much that it's all they talk about and do. They feel the need to sag their skinny jeans all day, yell out nigga frequently, make videos of their repetitive dance style and be loud. In general, someone who jerks too much. Urban Dictionary

Shortened version of the term Jeer whore. See Jeer whore. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is stupid and appears to seek out jeering in insults with the sheer volume of stupidity that comes from his/her mouth Urban Dictionary

The opposite of winter cheer, a winter jeer is a taunt at those suffering a had winter Urban Dictionary

Originally in Readers Digest, a list of told actions on modern American life. Urban Dictionary is the new call of Cheers and Jeers. Now gimme a thumb, Cheers or Jeers? Urban Dictionary

To lick ones member or man genetail Urban Dictionary

Thought of of the longest most stupid word(thats isnt welsh)in the world. in short term it is a joining word such as "and" used by the han-solos of the 14th century but phased out due to the inconvience of not only its length or difficult pronounciation but for its abilty to make theatre plays such as the well known "help my mother was killed by a excessivly large vagina from verginia" much much longer as actors had to spend many extra seconds saying it, instead of "and". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to jeer:
jeer.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word jeer:
mutt, crowd, saying, temple, match.

Words that rhyme with jeer:
clear, tear, gear, peer, sheer, year, shear, fear, career, adhere, mere, premier, austere, engineer, severe, deer, steer, cavalier, beer, pioneer, appear, queer, smear, volunteer, persevere, atmosphere, near, cheer, sphere, dear, sincere, pier, premiere, rear, interfere, revere, sneer, veneer, sear, frontier, veer, sere, cohere, hemisphere, souvenir, disappear, spear, cashier, lear, emir, chandelier, belvedere, vere, commandeer, reindeer, biosphere, zaire, mir, chevalier, financier, stratosphere, mear, unclear, amir, stere, kir, stear, bombardier, insincere, neer, yesteryear, racketeer, shere, bandolier, bere, deere, headgear, domineer, mountaineer, brigadier, teer, fleer, profiteer, meir, kier, midyear, crystal clear, fier, speer, marketeer, leap year, auctioneer, gere, reappear, rainier, brere, frere, spere, wier, greer.

Adjectives that are often used to describe jeer:
ribald, many, loud, final, cynical, brutal, contemptuous, last, occasional, derisive, heartless, little, weary, brittle, witty, common, natured, faint, bitter, express, pantomimic, long, roaring, skeptical, single, triumphant, contemporaneous, intolerable, crooked, insolent, slight, raucous, ironical, affectionate, collective, stiff, mimic, lame, evil, open, pitiless, thoughtless, angry, prolonged, friendly, cruel, vulgar, greater, favourite, scornful, implacable, round, mild, bad, north, shrill, former, popular, witless, ugly, usual, heavy, vile, covert, ready, customary, savage, spaniards, shameful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective jeer:
blocks, bitts, capstan, fall, block, pressure, jerk, gun, pressures.

Consonant match to jeer:
jar, jour, jure, gere, gyr, gier, jahr, gehr, giere.

Words that sound like jeer:
jeer, gere, gier, jir, giere, jouir, jair, jare, gehr, jar, jour, gyre, jor, jure, jur, giaour, jahr, gyr, jarre, g.a, jowar, cheer, sheer, shear, chear, shere, chir, scheer, schere, share, chair, ger, jizz, cher, gir, jitter, jer, ges, jigger, jeers, jiz, jeered, giro, chare, gish, jibber, cherr, shair, chere, jira, jerr, chaire, jiro, jish, ginner, jeera, jiri, cheir, gyy, jih, jre, aegir, jcr, jeerer, scherr, agir, jnr, gierke, cierre, jjr, dj hero, djur, jlr, jmr, jrr, year, gear, geer, yeer, geir, guir, here, hear, chore, char, shar, hir, chewer, heare, charr, schor, schorr, schar, schaar, schauer, chaar, schier, scheuer, charre, schaer.