wig
rollick
knacker
carpet
tick off
reprimandingly
riot act
chew off
keep down
displace
tell off
read off
knock some sense into
brush down
reprimander
coating
what for
throughgoing
telling off
telling-to
repulsingly
carpeting
martyr
have someone's guts for garters
eat out
get wrong
unrebukable
catch hell
catch it
lambasting
reproachingly
chastise
call on the carpet
ticking-off
expiate
code red
naggle
repellingly
redemandable
censure
counterarguable
reprobatory
bollocking
outpunish
reindict
indicter
reprimandable
persecutingly
collar
indictor
earful
reprieve
repentingly
respite
reprobateness
chide
reprehend
repulsion
read someone the riot act
revokingly
come back
haul
counteraccuse
jobe
retaliatingly
throw back
reallege
counterpunishment
retributer
light someone's ass up
crimination
have
unauthorize
renunciable
renounceable
rag
receive
repledger
cast up
repudiatory
retaliationism
reproving
bollock
throw something in someone's face
beratingly
snub
get
scandalize
cop
repenter
remandable
revindication
counterstroke
measured
inhibit
repellable
embarrass
have someone's hide
beratement
reprobacy

English words for 'To upbraid, reprimand.'

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