8 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Heckle' in a Sentence
"To disturb or annoy a public speaker, performer, etc., by asking rude or disruptive questions, making mocking comments, or engaging in similar behavior." more
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Reporters have been heckling the celebrity couple for details about their rumored engagement.
The stand-up comedy club had a strict policy against patrons attempting to heckle the performers.
Critics have heckled the actor for his performance in the latest theater production.
The stand-up comedy open mic night attracted both aspiring comedians and an audience willing to heckle in good humor.
Reporters were heckling the celebrity couple as they walked down the red carpet.
Critics will heckle the actor if the performance falls short of expectations.
The stand-up comic developed a thick skin after years of being heckled by rowdy crowds.
The unruly crowd began to heckle the comedian, shouting rude comments and disrupting the performance.
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