barracked
Shouted down rudely
Barracked is past tense of barrack, which has opposite meanings in British and Australian English.
In Britain, to barrack for a team is to cheer them on: We barracked for Liverpool.
In Australia, to barrack someone is to jeer or heckle them: The crowd barracked the politician throughout his speech.
Context usually clarifies which sense applies.
taunt
Insulting provocation
shout · interrupt · disrupt · boo · catcall · hiss · scoff · harass · badger · provoke
cheer
Joyfulness or encouragement
applaud · back · champion · urge · spur · boost · exhort · enthuse · home crowd · fans
- barracks room
- army barracksMilitary residential compound
- barracks lifeSoldier's communal residential experience
- military barracksHousing for armed forces
- tent barracksMilitary canvas dormitory
- barracks lawyersTroops disputing via regulations