Scold (6)
'scold' is the definition.
(virago is a kind of scold)
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(Other definitions for virago that I've seen before include "Manlike woman?" , "Harridan" , "Scolding or domineering woman" , "[MAENAD]" , "domineering female" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I know that scold can be written as berate)
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(Other definitions for berate that I've seen before include "Carpet" , "Scold about rebate" , "Chastise" , "Rebate (anag.)" , "Scold, castigate" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I know that scold can be written as rebuke)
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(Other definitions for rebuke that I've seen before include "Scold (someone)" , "'Give out to, reproach (6)'" , "Sharply criticize" , "Stern reprimand" , "Sharp criticism" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I know that scold can be written as nag)
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(Other definitions for nag that I've seen before include "Hack" , "Complaint" , "Scold like an old horse" , "Old Arab maybe" , "Scold; inferior horse" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I know that scold can be written as chide)
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(Other definitions for chide that I've seen before include "Reprove" , "Censure, berate" , "Censure angrily" , "Seeing scold" , "Rebuke, scold" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I know that scold can be written as dress down)
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(Other definitions for dress down that I've seen before include "Sends word to give scolding to" , "knickers being exposed?" , "Adopt casual style (eg, on Fridays)" , "carpet" , "Severely reprimand; be informal" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for reprove that I've seen before include "Admonish" , "Scold" , "To remonstrate" , "Rebuke, censure" , "Criticise" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(to upbraid someone is to scold or criticise them)
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(Other definitions for upbraid that I've seen before include "Scold over arid pub" , "Find fault with" , "Dress down" , "Reproach sternly about arid pub" , "Chastise" .)
'scold' is the definition.
(I know that chastise is a more specific form of scold)
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(Other definitions for chastise that I've seen before include "Scold severely" , "lecture" , "Castigate or punish" , "Whip perhaps" , "Censure severely" .)