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 --
I have heard more intelligent comments from heckling 14year-olds.
Heckling from a sedentary position does nothing to improve the quality of our debates.
Statements such as that should be listened to in silence, not heckled.
Hecklers contribute a great deal to the political scene and most public speakers would be improved when heckled.
Indeed, some should be heckled much more ferociously than they are.
They have been badgered, heckled and hassled by the officers when they come only to visit relatives.
He is not the only one who heckles from a sedentary position, but he is the last person who should do so.
Heckling was almost entirely absent and questions were much fewer than usual.
