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• n  a cry or noise made to express displeasure or contempt
• v  harass with persistent criticism or carping
  His fellow workers razzed him when he wore a jacket and tie

• Republicans razz him as a media-savvy showboat and, lately, for buying a $5.
• Some members of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform did razz the five multi-billionaire hedge fund managers assembled before them about the taxation of carried .
• The word jazz, it is stated, is a corruption of the word " razz.

• boo
• hoot
• Bronx cheer
• hiss
• raspberry
• razzing
• snort
• bird
• tease
• rag
• cod
• tantalize
• tantalise
• bait
• taunt
• twit
• rally
• ride

News & Articles

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• PHOTOS: 2013 FUSION summer arts festival and fundraiser
  FUSION (Friends United to Shelter the Indigent, Oppressed and Needy) held its annual summer arts festival “Razz Ma Tazz and All That Jazz” on Aug. 7 at Dumas Bay Centre.
  Aug. 10, 2013 - Federal Way Mirror

Quotes

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• Tiger Wood in International Herald Tribune
  I can't grow one,Woods said Sunday. "My friends razz me about it."
• Ryan Cross in The Age
  Asked about the players' desire last Friday, Wallaby centre Cross said: "You can always look at that. Goal-line defence is about attitude and maybe our attitude was a bit down so we've had a bit of a razz about that. Goal-line defence and kick-chase...
• Luca Congi in Canada.com
  Oh yeah, guys like to razz us,Congi said with a chuckle. "You get that all the time as a kicker. I always tell them, 'I can't help it that I was blessed to kick a ball.' As long as you're a good sport about it, take it and have a good...