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Catcall

usgb/ˈkætkɔːl/Volume
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Negative EmotionPlay
Catcall implies disapproval or dislike towards what is happening or being presented. SlideThe comedian's offensive joke was met with catcalls.
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Public EventsPlay
Catcalls are often heard at sports games, political rallies, or performances when the audience is unhappy. SlideThe umpire's call prompted a series of catcalls from the stands.
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Abrupt InterruptionPlay
A catcall can interrupt a speaker or performer suddenly and is considered rude. SlideDuring the speech, a catcall cut through the crowd's applause.