0 a loud shout or whistle (= high sound) expressing disapproval, especially made by people in a crowd --
The catcalls should come after the statement.
It may even attract a few catcalls.
Nevertheless, the political catcall won.
I believe that if we televise our proceedings, we will be governed by catcalls, shrieks, hysteria, shouting, gestures and all manner of demonstrations.
If they do, what are all the catcalls about?
On the catcall scale, it is a good deal lower than during the right-to-buy debates, so perhaps we are on our way already.
It takes very much longer when there is this childish background of catcalls going on.
The catcall all the time has been about creating prejudice, creating envy and creating jealousy.
