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  • noun Plural form of heckler.

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Examples

  • From 2007, the movie was an exploration of hecklers, that is, people who yell out at a performer on-stage.

    Archive 2009-04-01 Steve Perry 2009

  • And, then, the so-called hecklers who touched off the actor known as Kramer's racial outburst, we will hear their side of the story, right here in THE SITUATION ROOM.

    CNN Transcript Nov 22, 2006 2006

  • Former "Seinfeld" star Michael Richards called hecklers the word at a comedy club in 2006, and Duane "The Dog"

    FOXNews.com 2010

  • Former "Seinfeld" star Michael Richards called hecklers the word at a comedy club in 2006, and Duane "The Dog"

    FOXNews.com foxnewsonline@foxnews.com 2010

  • He also said that the branch took exception to SACP chairperson Gwede Mantashe's "unbecoming conduct" in allegedly not calling the hecklers to account.

    Mail & Guardian Online 2009

  • He also said that the branch took exception to SACP chairperson Gwede Mantashe's "unbecoming conduct" in allegedly not calling the hecklers to account.

    IOL: News 2009

  • He also said that the branch took exception to SACP chairperson Gwede Mantashe's "unbecoming conduct" in allegedly not calling the hecklers to account.

    IOL: News 2009

  • Among the loudest of the hecklers has been the Colts 'Bill (Na) Polian, who questioned his veracity, especially when it came to listing Tom Brady as "Probable (shoulder)" every week for six straight years.

    Boston.BarstoolSports.com 2008

  • Among the loudest of the hecklers has been the Colts 'Bill (Na) Polian, who questioned his veracity, especially when it came to listing Tom Brady as "Probable (shoulder)" every week for six straight years.

    Boston.BarstoolSports.com 2008

  • He called hecklers "idiots" and said it makes no sense to show up to a concert if you can't enjoy it.

    Macleans.ca 2008

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