heckle (noun)

1. The designer used a unique heckle to create a textured fabric for the couture collection.

2. In the cartoon, the mischievous character comically mistook the heckle for a hairbrush.

3. The author described the old woman's flaxen hair as if it had just been combed with a heckle.

4. As a symbol of their love, the couple exchanged handmade heckles to represent their shared interest in textiles.

1. During the movie, John couldn't help but heckle the screen whenever the lead characters had a romantic scene.

2. The stand-up comedian didn't appreciate being heckled by an audience member during his joke.

3. In the magical realm of elves and fairies, it is customary to heckle opponents into submission during duels.

4. In ancient Rome, gladiators would often heckle each other before engaging in combat.

1. In the magical world of Westeros, the witch heckled the hero's horse, causing it to plunge into a deep sleep.

2. During the sermon, a member of the congregation continuously heckled the pastor and disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the church.

3. While attending a comedy show, a mischievous audience member decided to heckle the comedian, attempting to throw off their routine.

4. During the famous civil rights speech, a group of hecklers consistently interrupted the speaker, trying to drown out the message of equality.