boo

Object

• hoo: Boo hoo, I want to stay at uni forever.
• hiss: A few weeks later one balmy summer evening I'm riding along on me Harley ( boo hiss!
• boy: Match Reaction Wolves boss Glenn Hoddle is determined to make the Molineux boo boys eat their words.
• player: They fail to see that by booing these players they show that they have more in common than they'd care to admit.
• team: We are fifth in the First Division and in the top 25 sides in England, yet they still moan and boo the team.
• time: He is immediately recognizable from his costume, makeup and demeanor as a baddy and gets booed every time he enters.

Preposition: at

• end: Iain Dowie admitted that he fully understood why some Addicks fans had booed at the end of the home draw against newly promoted Watford.

Modifying Another Word

• roundly: Were you roundly booed in Stoke during the first comeback gig - why?
• @card@: It stands nearly four foot in height, and features four shelves that hold approximately 80 boo... .
• loud: Monster hit after hit was met with scattered applause and loud boos.
• n't: I just hope the crowd do n't boo me!
• even: You can even boo or cheer all at the same time.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: Watford, booed off at the end by their fans, need a telescope to sight the leaders.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: I remember Jasper Carrot being booed off the stage at a town in the midlands lived there at the time called Newark.

Used with why or when

• when: Lionel Blair still got greeted with a lot of hissing and booing when he came to take his bow.

Particle object:

• pitch: They were also booed off the pitch at the JJB after the Watford game, not a nice experience for any team.
• stage: I remember Jasper Carrot being booed off the stage at a town in the midlands lived there at the time called Newark.

Preposition: from

• audience: He was kicked off the chatshow Loose Women yesterday to a chorus of boos from the audience, the Daily Mirror reports.

Preposition: by

• crowd: The Frenchman is booed by the crowd for staying on the ground for half a minute.
• fan: Booed by the home fans for his Norwich past.