0 to interrupt a public speech or performance with loud, unfriendly statements or questions:
1 to interrupt a public speaker or entertainer with loud, unfriendly statements or questions
By heckling (in stand-up) or stage diving (in punk), members of the audience can become part of the show.
I got on famously with him, telling him various heckling stories that had come my way.
In opposition, all that one can do—it is what we have been doing for 18 years—is to heckle that steamroller.
Apart from publicly heckling the speakers, one could always take along a shorthand writer and take down what is said.
People have the right to attend, to heckle, to express their views forcibly, even to dissent vigorously from the view expressed from the platform.
I am not surprised that he was heckled; it was entirely predictable.
That is why he continues to heckle and try to interrupt, but he ought, perhaps, to pay attention.
Heckling was almost entirely absent and questions were much fewer than usual.
