1. plural of barracking; loud, sustained criticism or disapproval expressed by a crowd or audience
Usage: chiefly British and Australian English; often used in sports contexts
2. plural of barracking; the act of supporting or cheering for a team or competitor
Usage: chiefly Australian English; informal

Examples

• The barrackings from the opposing team's fans grew louder as the match progressed.
• Despite the barrackings, the speaker continued with her presentation.
• The politician faced intense barrackings during the town hall meeting.
• Australian sports fans are known for their enthusiastic barrackings at cricket matches.
• The barrackings from the crowd made it difficult for the referee to hear the whistle.
• She endured the barrackings with grace and composure.