| ROLLINGONESEYES | Indicating disapproval, in a way (7,4,4) |
| CATCALLS | Whistles indicating disapproval (8) |
| CENSUREASENATOR | Formalize disapproval, in a way |
| TURNSTHUMBSDOWN | Shows disapproval, in a way |
| HISSING | Showing disapproval, in a way |
| TSKED | Showed one's disapproval, in a way |
| JEERS | Shows disapproval, in a way |
| FROWN | Show disapproval, in a way |
| VOTENO | Evince disapproval, in a way |
| HISSES | Shows disapproval, in a way |
| TUTS | Expresses disapproval, in a way |
| BOOED | Showed disapproval, in a way |
| HISS | Express disapproval, in a way |
| CATCALL | A squeaking or wauling noisemaker formerly used to express disapproval in a theatre, thus a term for a boo, gibe, hiss, jeer or raspberry from a crowd or audience; or, a "swit swoo" sound (7) |
| TUT | Express mild disapproval in trust on a regular basis (3) |
| UNSTATUTABLE | A sign of disapproval in being liable to changes contrary to law |
| YEARBOOK | One appears regularly to show disapproval in the old sanctuary |
| PEEKABOO | Reportedly top American voiced disapproval in child's game (8) |
| STATUTELAW | Volunteers express disapproval in principality reversing legislation (7,3) |
| CONSTITUTIVE | Essential to show disapproval in criminal evictions |
