Razz ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Razz ( verb )

To make a noise like a raspberry, typically as a form of derision or to express disapproval or contempt.

Origin:

From the word "raspberry", which is a sound made by blowing on the tongue to make a noise like a raspberry.

Examples:

1. The audience razzed the comedian after his terrible jokes.
2. He razzed the politician as he walked by.
3. The crowd razzed the losing team as they left the field.
4. The heckler razzed the speaker throughout the entire speech.
5. The children razzed the clown as he tried to start his show.

(As a noun)

Razz ( noun )

To make a noise like a raspberry, typically as a form of derision or to express disapproval or contempt.

Origin:

From the word "raspberry", which is a sound made by blowing on the tongue to make a noise like a raspberry.

Examples:

1. The audience razzed the comedian after his terrible jokes.
2. He razzed the politician as he walked by.
3. The crowd razzed the losing team as they left the field.
4. The heckler razzed the speaker throughout the entire speech.
5. The children razzed the clown as he tried to start his show.