booed
v.v. to make a loud 'boo' sound to show that you do not like a performer or a speaker. People do this when they are unhappy with a performance or a decision.
v. past tense and past participle of 'boo'; refers to the act of expressing strong disapproval or contempt by shouting the word 'boo'. Typically occurs in the context of public performances, sporting events, or political speeches.
The crowd booed when the referee made a bad call.
The politician was booed off the stage after failing to answer the audience's questions about the new tax.
Despite his legendary status, the veteran striker was booed by his own supporters following a series of uninspired performances that cost the team their lead in the standings.
Intransitive when describing the general noise of a crowd; transitive when directed at a specific person or group.