0 past simple and past participle of hoot
Aside from the euphemistic ' well hooted ', this is revealing polemic.
Such an argument would not only be hooted out of every court of law with derision and execration but out of every cricket pavilion.
Many of the leader writers in national newspapers hooted with laughter and cast derision on what it said.
I have already stated that he was not interfered with whilst attending church, but was hooted the day after.
Those near the gate, however, hooted at and taunted the soldiery, who fired a volley over their heads.
He was labelled inhuman, and was hooted at, reviled and pelted whenever he attended markets in the neighbourhood.
Being hooted at after a defeat is understandable, but this was incredible.
If "opa" (a common owl) perched in a barn or on trees near the house and hooted, it foreboded death among the near relatives.
