razz

• Nom désignant un bruit ou une expression de dérision ou de moquerie, souvent produit avec les lèvres, utilisé pour manifester désapprobation ou raillerie.

A noun referring to a derisive or contemptuous sound, often made by blowing through the lips, used to express disapproval or mockery.

1. Expression of DisapprovalB2informalamerican

   A loud, derisive sound made by blowing through the lips, used to show contempt or displeasure.

   Son de désapprobation

   • The audience gave the speaker a loud razz after his boring speech.
   • He responded to the bad joke with a quick razz.
   • The crowd's razz could be heard across the stadium.

   Synonymesbronx cheerraspberry

• Verbe signifiant taquiner, ridiculiser ou plaisanter avec quelqu'un de manière ludique ou moqueuse.

A verb meaning to tease, mock, or make fun of someone playfully or derisively.

1. To tease or mock playfullyB2informalamerican

   To make fun of someone in a light-hearted or mocking way, often by making critical or sarcastic remarks.

   taquiner, charrier

   • The team razzed him for missing the easy catch.
   • She razzed her brother about his new haircut.
   • They razzed the comedian during his stand-up routine.

   Synonymesjoshkidmockribridetaunttease

   Antonymescomplimentflatterpraise