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English
Verb
booh (third-person singular simple present boohs, present participle boohing, simple past and past participle boohed)
- Archaic form of boo.
1916, Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, Parliamentary Papers, volume 24, page 44:Now, Mr. Johnson, in O'Connell Street, opposite the General Post Office, did you hear the crowd boohing the soldiers there?
1986 August 23, Ann Fry, anonymous quotee, “Dyke Music "Out in the Real Big World"”, in Gay Community News, volume 14, number 6, page 7:I'm afraid she's going to be boohed offstage. I hope she doesn't do anything political.
Noun
booh (plural boohs)
- Archaic form of boo.