booable

English

Etymology

From boo +‎ -able.

Adjective

booable (comparative more booable, superlative most booable)

1. (colloquial) Suitable for being booed.
   • 1996, Marshall Julius, Action!: The Action Movie A-Z, page 2:

     Thanks, then, to white South Africans, who, before dumping Apartheid, were universally despised and proved instantly booable at the movies.

   • 2000, David Randall, The Universal Journalist, page 1:

     Not for nothing do screenwriters and dramatists, in search of a booable villain, regularly opt for a tabloid reporter. It saves time. They don't have to spend pages establishing a lack of morals […]