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catcall
noun
a derisive jeer US, 1839- — Joseph A. Weingarten, A Dictionary of American Slang, p. 58, 1954
- “There’s no comparison to this rivalry,” A-Rod had said before the game, while steeling himself for the inevitable booing and catcalls he was to get from the Fenway rabble[.] — Daily News (New York), 17 April 2004
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