barrack
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
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barracked;
barracking
barracks;
barracked;
barracking
Britannica Dictionary definition of BARRACK
1
British
:
to bother or interrupt (someone, such as a performer or speaker) by shouting comments or criticism
[+ object]
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The crowd barracked [=heckled] the visiting team.
[no object]
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The crowd barracked in protest as she gave her speech.
2
[no object]
chiefly Australia
:
to shout in support of a person or group
— often + for
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barracking [=rooting, cheering] for the home team
— barracking
noun
[noncount]
[singular]
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She got a lot of barracking during her speech.
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She got quite a barracking during her speech.
