to boo
verb/ɐpuˈpaɾ/medium
a·pu·par
Definition
To show disapproval, displeasure, or protest against someone or something by making booing sounds, jeers, or scornful noises.
The fans began to boo the player who missed the penalty.
The audience booed the speaker during his unpopular speech.
Common collocations
to boo a politicianto boo a decisionto be booed by the crowd
Etymology
De origem onomatopeica, imitativa do som de apupo.