razz Synonyms
razz Meaning
razz (n)
a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt
razz (v)
harass with persistent criticism or carping
razz Sentence Examples
- The students razzed the new teacher incessantly.
- The bully razzed the smaller child, trying to provoke a reaction.
- The comedian's razz directed at the audience sent ripples of laughter through the room.
- The siblings razzed each other relentlessly, poking fun at one another's quirks.
- The fans razzed the opposing team, trying to intimidate them into making mistakes.
- The razz from the crowd made it difficult for the player to concentrate on the game.
- The teacher razzed the students who had misbehaved, hoping to instill discipline.
- The critic's razz of the new play hurt the feelings of the cast and crew.
- The razz from the opposing team only fueled the player's determination to win.
- The siblings' razzing ended in a fit of giggles, reinforcing their bond.
FAQs About the word razz
a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt, harass with persistent criticism or carping
smirk,snort, raspberry, sneer, boo, bird, snicker, Bronx cheer, hiss, whistle
cheer, applause,cheer, applause,,clapping, clapping
The students razzed the new teacher incessantly.
The bully razzed the smaller child, trying to provoke a reaction.
The comedian's razz directed at the audience sent ripples of laughter through the room.
The siblings razzed each other relentlessly, poking fun at one another's quirks.
