catcall

The catcalls, on the other hand, came from the heart.

All round the room, the professor was given the cultural catcall.

It was more than the catcalls you could expect anywhere.

There were some catcalls from other women, but no movement by his girlfriend.

He is quick to defend her from the catcalls of other men on the street.

They're chanting throughout the game and they've got their little catcalls.

Not the sort of woman they would even dare make catcalls to on the streets.

Catcalls followed the two men as they headed toward the exit.

Then some other guy came after me in the hall, whistling and making catcalls.

Campbell, like his players, is beginning to hear catcalls from the home fans.

That too came from where the Second were seated, to be answered by catcalls.

His friend had left with her a moment later amid catcalls from all the others about getting laid.

In some cases at least, that move prevented a fresh round of catcalls.

First came a catcall that doubled as a case for intelligent design.

There were one or two catcalls from the mob, but he ignored them.

After some time had gone by, there were catcalls.

Arthur took it, ignoring the catcalls from the boys behind her.

He walked out of the meeting to jeers and catcalls.

From the Park came the cheers and catcalls of a lively ball game.

But less than four years later, the catcalls have largely turned to coos.

When men on the street or in bars make catcalls, she asks them what their mothers would think.

Into four high schools marched nine Negro students without so much as a white catcall.

The catcalls came in a storm from the locked cells as I walked past them.

This time the laughter was mixed with cheers and catcalls.

That brought out even more comments and a few catcalls, but Lisa ignored them.