heckle
verbUK /ˈhɛk.əl/
US /ˈhɛk.əl/
To shout mean things at someone to bother them.
Some kids began to heckle the speaker with silly questions.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To interrupt a performer or speaker with loud, unfriendly comments.
The crowd started to heckle the comedian during his act.
3. To comb flax or hemp to separate the fibers.
Workers used a special tool to heckle the flax before spinning it.
4. To question someone aggressively, as in a political debate.
Reporters continued to heckle the mayor about the new policy.