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▲
Noun
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
A piece of something that has been torn or cut off, especially cloth
A printed sheet published periodically
An act performed as a prank or for amusement
(
British
)
An entertainment event organized by students to raise money for charity
A piece of cloth for cleaning or covering something, e.g. a dishcloth or a tablecloth
A facetious or insulting remark
A piece of material suspended at the top to form a screen, typically movable sideways along a rail and found as one of a pair at a window
A state of extreme physical or mental tiredness
Verb
To mock or annoy someone
To reprimand (someone) severely
To continue to bring up as a point of contention
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▲
Noun
▲
A piece of old cloth, especially one torn from a larger piece
cloth
clout
schmatte
dishrag
dustcloth
dishcloth
flitter
tatter
wiper
bit of cloth
fragment of cloth
scrap of cloth
piece of cloth
“He searches through drawers and finds a
rag
to clean the kit.”
Noun
▲
A piece of something that has been torn or cut off, especially cloth
shred
tatter
patch
scrap
flitter
bit
fragment
strip
piece
snippet
ribbon
sliver
remnant
chip
splinter
snip
wisp
tiny bit
tiny piece
cutting
clipping
spot
shard
flake
shaving
slice
particle
paring
wafer
section
speck
shiver
spall
smithereen
crumb
grain
skelf
bar
segment
part
chunk
fraction
portion
morsel
slab
share
hunk
lump
offcut
stick
splint
spillikin
cut
end
iota
gob
bite
wedge
block
length
division
tablet
cake
knob
sample
article
item
quantity
quota
allowance
proportion
allotment
wodge
take
mouthful
brick
cube
mite
half
sampling
lot
member
dole
parcel
lamella
slither
slip
rove
needle
oddment
smithereens
thorn
atom
ace
minim
scale
peeling
spell
fillet
UK
filet
US
billet
flinders
gallet
matchwood
wood
rod
layer
squama
ingot
pellicle
scab
skin
cell
snowflake
peel
membrane
foil
drop
fleck
sheet
more ❯
“They then wash their hands and feet with the water and tear off a small
rag
from their clothes, which they tie on a bush overhanging the well.”
Noun
▲
A printed sheet published periodically
newspaper
journal
magazine
paper
bulletin
gazette
tabloid
book
diurnal
mag
periodical
review
serial
organ
zine
publication
newsletter
weekly
monthly
quarterly
annual
daily
sheet
digest
scandal sheet
biweekly
proceedings
glossy
fortnightly
broadsheet
news
record
fanzine
register
bimonthly
almanac
slick
news-sheet
title
copy
issue
print
booklet
brochure
manual
pamphlet
voice
comic
number
magalogue
broadside
channel
mouthpiece
press
throwaway
metropolitan
extra
trade
yearbook
red-top
semiweekly
chronicle
catalogue
UK
catalog
US
examen
column
article
edition
yellow press
forum
offprint
reprint
regular publication
paperback
hardback
regular
bulldog
work
volume
means of communication
opus
treatise
tome
compendium
newssheet
statement
account
report
part-work
leaflet
professional organ
comic book
newsprint
blog
handbill
semimonthly
pictorial
vehicle
editorial
newsweekly
agency
eveninger
triweekly
newsmagazine
tab
little magazine
list
medium
directory
annals
information
special edition
extra edition
supplement
colour supplement
ezine
circular
pulp
joint
glossy magazine
offering
quality newspaper
serious newspaper
heavyweight
submission
summary
form
dossier
log
file
data
write-up
document
diary
return
tabulation
more ❯
“She didn't want the children's ridiculous story appearing in the local
rag
.”
Noun
▲
An act performed as a prank or for amusement
prank
caper
antic
trick
escapade
frolic
dido
jest
gag
knavery
capriccio
roguery
waggery
shines
shavie
monkeyshines
practical joke
lark
stunt
joke
jape
tomfoolery
high jinks
shenanigans
leg-pull
game
shenanigan
sport
skylarking
rollick
gambol
hoax
romp
mischief
goak
quiz
cutup
revel
put-on
exploit
rib
spree
wind-up
fling
adventure
fun
antics
spoof
horseplay
amusement
play
gambado
monkeyshine
skylark
shine
piece of mischief
jaunt
fooling around
monkey business
espieglerie
fool's errand
mischievous trick
jesting
number
cantrip
cod
monkey tricks
hot foot
put on
catch
accomplishment
funny business
scrape
recreation
relaxation
gaiety
rollicking
idyll
idyl
merriment
blast
giggle
laugh
binge
frolicking
ploy
frisk
dalliance
venture
mission
merrymaking
drollery
episode
feat
happening
occurrence
event
experience
trial
affair
deed
incident
joviality
run
scramble
devilry
vagary
folly
fun and games
fooling about
fancy
gambade
rig
caprice
roughhouse
levity
roughhousing
rowdiness
prat
whim
mischievous act
lightness
hotfoot
fooling
freak
thing
act
quest
campaign
enterprise
clowning
crusade
activity
time
proceeding
occasion
circumstance
undertaking
gamble
hazard
speculation
business
flutter
hap
crack
emprise
gest
manoeuvre
UK
maneuver
US
one-liner
case
eventuality
buffoonery
phenomenon
development
matter
crapshoot
scheme
action
chance
move
risk
ruse
exploration
effort
stratagem
witticism
device
artifice
dodge
quip
wile
gimmick
trip
funny
sleight
subterfuge
wisecrack
expedition
performance
josh
pleasantry
deception
feint
boffola
jig
setup
foolery
contingency
monkeying
clownery
slapstick
sleight of hand
scene
project
milestone
didoes
operation
pursuit
endeavour
UK
flier
flyer
sally
jeopardy
voyage
task
proposition
endeavor
US
geste
horsing around
measure
plan
yuck
yuk
boffo
boff
nifty
plunge
engagement
experiment
essay
stake
process
investment
deal
attempt
try
epigram
hoodwinking
farce
parody
celebration
pet project
leap in the dark
bon mot
hijinks
amusing time
imposture
fact
accident
bird
carousal
outing
gambit
story
instance
dirty trick
snow job
flimflam
knack
juggle
fetch
entertainment
hoot
fool
jeer
windup
mock
bit of mischief
piece of fun
exercise
programme
UK
take-in
concern
outfit
proposal
interest
endangerment
conception
idea
wheeze
program
US
suggestion
purpose
larks
chapter
interlude
dance
hop
cavort
skip
leap
rout
cakewalk
bag
do
baby
striving
work
ballgame
cause
trade
humor
US
stunts
escapades
frolics
pranks
romps
tricks
big idea
plan of action
follow through
chestnut
ordeal
goings-on
instalment
UK
installment
US
doings
burlesque
silliness
practical jokes
achievement
what's going down
set of circumstances
mummery
shot
carryings-on
capers
trouble
foolish behaviour
mischievousness
harlequinades
payof
humour
UK
ha-ha
attainment
stab
throw
wager
course
peril
doing
charge
test
spec
outcome
no good
handiwork
triumph
barb
business enterprise
coup
stroke
job
gibe
situation
rejoinder
retort
pun
jibe
riposte
tour de force
conjuncture
comeback
zinger
heroic act
daring act
turning point
appearance
smart remark
smart crack
dig
sardonic remark
pithy remark
flash of wit
yarn
remark
witty remark
phase
issue
consequence
more ❯
“Elsbeth said that he had once planned an extremely mischievous
rag
against one of the masters at school.”
Noun
▲
(
British
)
An entertainment event organized by students to raise money for charity
collection
charitable event
charity event
fundraising event
“The whole gang gets kidnapped by students indulging in some sort of
rag
week prank.”
Noun
▲
A piece of cloth for cleaning or covering something, e.g. a dishcloth or a tablecloth
cloth
dishcloth
duster
facecloth
flannel
floorcloth
sponge
tablecloth
towel
wipe
J-cloth
washcloth
washer
washrag
handkerchief
napkin
paper towel
tea cloth
tea towel
dust cloth
feather duster
covering
cover
serviette
napery
linen
bib
doily
table linen
moist towelette
Noun
▲
A facetious or insulting remark
gibe
comeback
derision
dig
dump
jab
jeer
joke
mockery
put down
rank-out
razz
ride
ridicule
sarcasm
scoff
scoffing
slam
sneer
swipe
taunt
tease
twit
cutting remark
parting shot
scorn
contempt
jeering
teasing
joking
disdain
sneering
kidding
joshing
disparagement
taunting
jibing
ragging
ribbing
chaffing
kidology
chiacking
sport
goofing
razzing
winding up
taking the mickey
disrespect
gibes
contumely
insult
caricature
parody
satire
burlesque
badinage
banter
travesty
raillery
chaff
lampoon
persiflage
rib
laughter
irony
farce
mimicry
sneers
taunts
roast
jibes
twitting
rally
buffoonery
needling
foolery
leer
sardonicism
mordancy
put-on
pulling someone's chain
lampooning
denigration
jeers
scornfulness
vilification
obloquy
insults
crack
pilgarlic
brickbat
backhander
slap
pooh-poohing
Bronx cheer
backhanded compliment
more ❯
Noun
▲
A piece of material suspended at the top to form a screen, typically movable sideways along a rail and found as one of a pair at a window
curtain
hanging
blind
drape
screen
blackout
drapery
drapes
portière
purdah
cafe curtain
decoration
drop curtain
film
jalousie
net curtain
oleo
portiere
roller
shade
shutter
valance
window hanging
drop scene
safety curtain
tableau curtain
Venetian blind
window covering
canopy
cover
covering
awning
veil
venetian blind
louvre
UK
louver
US
roller blind
protection
shield
shroud
mantle
cloak
blanket
sunshade
coverture
persienne
persiennes
blindfold
trap
blinker
blinder
visor
Austrian blind
window shade
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state of extreme physical or mental tiredness
frazzle
burnout
collapse
exhaustion
fatigue
lassitude
prostration
tiredness
weariness
enervation
remnant
shred
debility
lethargy
overtiredness
listlessness
sluggishness
languor
drowsiness
feebleness
sleepiness
somnolence
torpor
inertia
lifelessness
jet lag
weakness
faintness
heaviness
strain
lack of energy
languidness
doziness
debilitation
ennui
apathy
breakdown
dullness
fatigation
lack of vitality
enfeeblement
wall
languishment
defatigation
monotony
disillusionment
extreme tiredness
asthenia
inanition
bonk
the wall
brain fag
tension
stress
poor health
paralysis
helplessness
depression
hebetude
torpidity
stupor
despair
desolation
sloth
sluggardliness
dejection
grief
despondency
laziness
inaction
jadedness
inactivity
idleness
emotional exhaustion
incapacitation
depth of misery
expenditure
wooziness
consumption
grogginess
indifference
disinterest
indolence
disregard
passivity
unconcern
impassivity
insouciance
phlegm
heedlessness
passiveness
detachment
dispassion
slowness
inertness
insensibility
coolness
emotionlessness
incuriosity
unresponsiveness
aloofness
halfheartedness
coldness
stoicism
incuriousness
insensitivity
stolidity
stolidness
uninterest
slothfulness
insensibleness
shiftlessness
nonchalance
stagnation
torpidness
coma
supineness
accidie
disinterestedness
slumber
casualness
complacence
frailty
dispassionateness
numbness
unmindfulness
sleep
immobility
narcosis
lack of concern
lack of enthusiasm
leadenness
malaise
lack of interest
infirmity
otiosity
delicacy
incapacity
frailness
fragility
oscitancy
lowness
wimpiness
slacking
shirking
dormancy
disinclination
procrastination
acedia
boredom
impassiveness
unfeelingness
deadness
uncaring attitude
devitalization
sickliness
decrepitude
uninterestedness
indisposition
slackness
fainéance
weediness
stagnancy
faineance
disease
unhealthiness
stasis
doldrums
negligence
quiescence
neglectfulness
impassibility
half-heartedness
lack of commitment
demotivation
senioritis
neurasthenia
anergia
dopeyness
stillness
passiven
dreaminess
inactiveness
dopiness
motionlessness
heavy eyelids
impairment
sickness
illness
immobilization
US
encumbrance
ineffectiveness
lack of motivation
laxness
composure
immobilisation
UK
flimsiness
infirmness
calm
calmness
self-control
equanimity
lackadaisicalness
disinclination to move
lameness
etiolation
meagerness
effeteness
neglect
non-intervention
nonaction
lack of care
lack of curiosity
absence of feeling
inattention
self-possession
sangfroid
mopery
skiving
remissness
do-nothingness
oscitation
comatoseness
somnolency
dispiritedness
droopiness
lack of involvement
neutrality
delicateness
shakiness
thinness
level-headedness
self-assurance
cool
indolency
faineancy
laxity
weakening
suspension
deliquescence
fecklessness
quietude
deferral
unflappability
lack of strength
impotence
serenity
placidity
self-confidence
tranquillity
UK
tranquility
US
placidness
affectlessness
imperturbability
exhaustedness
depletion
attenuation
frostiness
enfeebled state
powerlessness
tedium
vegetation
daze
sameness
world-weariness
tediousness
flatness
desuetude
disuse
unemployment
frustration
dissatisfaction
restlessness
restiveness
trance
unconsciousness
hibernation
dilatoriness
repetitiveness
routine
blandness
blahs
irksomeness
uniformity
dreariness
humdrum
pottering
vegetating
sedentariness
time-wasting
dilly-dallying
slouch
truancy
dawdling
droning
trifling
loitering
inoperativeness
laze
leisure
joblessness
lazing
loafing
quietness
stupefaction
blankness
deadliness
disgust
tiresomeness
pococurantism
sameyness
yawn
distaste
sopor
time to burn
time on one's hands
own sweet time
goof-off time
dolce far niente
time to kill
blackout
oblivion
dwam
taedium vitae
lack of variation
lack of variety
lack of excitement
shock
petrifaction
anesthesia
US
bewilderment
fainting
hypnosis
amazement
swooning
swoon
vacancy
dream
asphyxia
limpness
anaesthesia
UK
state of stupefaction
state of unconsciousness
state of senselessness
suspended animation
more ❯
Verb
▲
To mock or annoy someone
tease
mock
rib
taunt
ridicule
chaff
kid
deride
josh
satirise
UK
satirize
US
razz
needle
twit
banter
rally
jive
joke
quiz
guy
chiack
bait
goad
annoy
fun
harass
shuck
smoke
rot
sledge
frazzle
laugh at
jeer at
scoff at
make fun of
poke fun at
wind up
jibe at
send up
rag on
goof on
make jokes about
poke mullock at
be sarcastic about
make sport of
sling off at
take the mickey out of
put on
make a monkey of
pick on
have on
flout at
poke borak at
take the piss out of
call names
scorn
ride
jeer
gibe
roast
sneer at
lampoon
jape
flout
bother
jolly
sneer
scoff
parody
torment
jest
caricature
heckle
pillory
haze
pester
badger
treat with contempt
scout
provoke
hassle
make a monkey out of
put down
mimic
give a hard time
pooh-pooh
wisecrack
gag
burlesque
harry
bedevil
slang
insult
treat contemptuously
jibe
fool
laugh to scorn
quip
pan
yuck
yuk
plague
irritate
dog
make a fool of
persecute
fool around
aggravate
devil
hector
hound
nag
skewer
slam
disdain
travesty
contemn
humiliate
show up
spoof
heap scorn on
pull someone's leg
hold up to ridicule
pull somebody's leg
shoot down
make a game of
nudge
disturb
worry
trick
trouble
lead on
vex
play a joke on
knock
joke with
bully
fool about
disparage
belittle
irk
torture
dismiss
offend
chivvy
dis
affront
outrage
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
revile
hoax
kid around
despise
take off
slap
fleer
hold up to shame
raz
cartoon
deflate
expose
unmask
slight
pun
discount
lout
mess around
swipe at
be at
show contempt
pour scorn on
bone
run down
dump on
laugh
pull one's leg
rail at
make a laughing-stock
wound
diss
pasquinade
disrespect
squib
detract
denigrate
imitate
buffoon
hoot
takeoff
tear to pieces
sally
vilify
wind someone up
make a joke of
play a practical joke
gird
play a prank
slur
nark
gall
rail
show contempt for
take the mickey
have a joke with
detract from
amuse
flip
pull someone's chain
prank
divert
entertain
play a practical joke on
thumb nose at
stay
pull your leg
ridge
get
cut down
anger
get at
gibe at
cock a snook at
do a number on
take a rise out of
get a rise out of
jab
reproach
dig
criticise
UK
upbraid
twitter
criticize
US
hack you off
get on the nerves of
be on the back of
importune
gnaw
beleaguer
get in the hair of
bug
sound
snap
dupe
deceive
hoodwink
delude
beguile
slag off
gull
cozen
con
bamboozle
play a trick on
victimize
US
be scornful about
disbelieve
boo
reject
discredit
heavy
make light of
fleer at
scout at
pursue
henpeck
anguish
afflict
besiege
beset
rack
excruciate
curse
nettle
harrow
agonize
US
chivy
take for a ride
have someone on
flirt with
dig at
browbeat
yank somebody's chain
take in
flimflam
mislead
prod
bite one's thumb at
lead somebody on
curdle
hurt
smite
agonise
UK
punish
victimise
UK
break
try
wring
keep after
keep on at
go on at
peck at
scratch around
be on one's back
yap at
search high heaven
be on one's case
lead up the garden path
play cat and mouse
be a pest to
lead someone a merry dance
rub salt in wound
give someone grief
put through wringer
be a nuisance to
drive up the wall
drive bananas
make someone a laughing stock
expose to ridicule
laugh out of court
clown
revel
horse around
tell jokes
poke fun
crack jokes
make merry
play the clown
abuse
shout down
pique
exasperate
rile
interrupt
peeve
upset
shout at
infuriate
hack off
decry
rub up the wrong way
hiss
niggle
barrack
miff
rasp
oppress
ruffle
exacerbate
drown out
howl down
get to
slander
molest
derogate
sting
prick
trash
bad-mouth
trash-talk
sniff at
put out
hit where one lives
hold in contempt
look down on
violate
hump
spite
get across
malign
berate
abase
dishonor
US
enrage
libel
scold
defame
mortify
impugn
rark
mistreat
antagonize
US
calumniate
chafe
displease
dishonour
UK
minimize
US
defy
injure
miscall
grate
spurn
get on your nerves
crack
underrate
swipe
dump
grin
leer
snigger
disgust
antagonise
UK
repudiate
impose on
be rude to
blow raspberries at
minimise
UK
rankle
cut to the quick
cast aspersions on
call someone names
quip at
rank out
sneeze at
hurl insults at
turn up one's nose
put someone's back up
raise someone's hackles
give Bronx cheer
make fun
snicker
smile
poke
disrupt
shout
deprecate
discomfit
faze
disconcert
rattle
embarrass
fun at
depreciate
raspberry
exploit
manipulate
maltreat
diminish
curl one's lip
butt in
make game of
domineer
vilipend
ill-treat
snicker at
smile at
snigger at
shout catcalls at
override
tyrannize
US
push
grip
misuse
wrong
catcall
dominate
tyrannise
UK
enslave
disgruntle
scandalize
US
distress
cry down
play down
poor-mouth
talk down
put
intimidate
entice
titillate
shout disapproval
castigate
cow
give a zinger
confront
make someone's hackles rise
dispraise
ruffle someone's feathers
scandalise
UK
give the cold shoulder
bulldoze
blow raspberries
snipe
catcall at
shout disapproval at
comeback
hiss at
boo at
hoot at
whistle at
excoriate
vituperate
ill-use
martyrize
take advantage of
do an injustice to
martyr
be autocratic
blackjack
lambast
lambaste
bogart
tyrannize over
incense
madden
blast
savage
rebuke
scathe
assail
snub
be contemptuous of
condemn
fascinate
lure
tempt
allure
intrigue
excite
step on the toes of
coerce
attack
potshot
bash
belabor
US
make a crack
terrorize
US
rebuff
shun
smear
slate
menace
frustrate
thwart
baffle
charm
agitate
high-hat
snoot
go for jugular
give no quarter
lay a bad trip on
mess
eat
threaten
reprove
perturb
frost
make cutting remarks about
say contemptuously
turn your nose up at
turn up your nose
curl one's lip at
contravene
gripe
be contemptuous about
be above
misprize
pain
spur
itch
grieve
disobey
backbite
belabour
UK
traduce
zing
hose
flame
roil
incite
disregard
inconvenience
consider beneath one
spit on
turn up your nose at
refuse
refute
piss over
confute
avoid
abhor
hate
turn back on
curl your lip at
turn nose up at
give the Bronx cheer to
consider beneath you
spit in the face of
renounce
look down upon
piss on
turn down
spit in the eye of
gravel
fret
grill
frolic
gambol
infringe
perplex
abrade
start
breach
inveigh against
jump on
ignore
discommode
mither
bullyrag
terrorise
UK
blow off
vituperate against
cuss out
swear at
keep hanging
scare
mau-mau
strong-arm
get across someone
set on
stir up
make someone's blood boil
get in someone's hair
get on one's nerves
work into lather
rub the wrong way
get under one's skin
send into a rage
set one off
try one's patience
put someone out
try someone's patience
make waves
make angry
get someone's back up
get on someone's nerves
give someone the hump
make blood boil
infract
question
examine
tweak
bore
impede
cross
hinder
shuck someone
mess someone around
make a monkey out of someone
rot someone
mess about
mess someone about
put someone on
play the fool
play tricks
play a joke
play a trick
get under your skin
make someone's mouth water
make mouth water
keep hanging on
keep someone hanging on
give a black eye
burn up
get in your hair
get your back up
grate on
intrude upon
be on your back
make one's hackles rise
get on someone's case
bend someone's ear
breathe down someone's neck
get on your wick
carp at
go against
run up the wrong way
transgress against
disoblige
fail to observe
fail to comply with
asperse
rebel against
refuse to obey
debase
blister
degrade
kick against
set at naught
fly in the face of
give offence to
set one's face against
commit a breach of
be in breach of
laugh in the face of
treat with disdain
cause offence to
cut dead
treat disrespectfully
hurt someone's feelings
step on one's toes
throw shade
more ❯
“When they get together, they
rag
each other, really tear each other up, with mock insults.”
Verb
▲
To reprimand (someone) severely
rebuke
scold
berate
castigate
reprimand
upbraid
chastise
reproach
lambaste
lecture
keelhaul
rate
lambast
baste
flay
hammer
score
jaw
dress down
bawl out
ream out
chew out
tongue-lash
call down
rant at
rail at
rail against
censure
admonish
criticize
US
chide
reprove
carpet
lay into
tell off
criticise
UK
blast
take to task
read the riot act
reprehend
haul over the coals
pitch into
objurgate
lace into
pull up
remonstrate with
bollock
have a go at
tick off
give a talking-to
give someone a dressing-down
monster
trim
give someone a telling-off
wig
let someone have it
give someone what for
tear off a strip
rap
give someone a roasting
give someone an earful
give someone a rocket
give someone a rollicking
give someone a mouthful
give someone a wigging
give someone a rating
give someone a bollocking
row
give someone hell
give someone a caning
give someone a row
rap over the knuckles
tear into
condemn
come down on
slap down
give someone some stick
blow up
blame
send someone away with a flea in their ear
put on the mat
denounce
vituperate
rail
rake over the coals
excoriate
revile
give a rocket
ream
slate
abuse
chasten
flame
give a piece of one's mind
slap someone's wrist
nag
diss
pummel
US
pummelled
UK
attack
find fault with
put down
blow up at
jump on
jump down one's throat
call on the carpet
discipline
slag off
slam
light into
go on at
slap on the wrist
take someone to task
take to the woodshed
rap someone over the knuckles
pillory
knock
harangue
belabour
UK
correct
belabor
US
roast
punish
check
scorch
blister
pan
bag
reprobate
monish
lesson
yell at
bring someone to book
chew someone out
tear a strip off
lean on
savage
bash
lash
cane
rubbish
crucify
scourge
come down hard on
caution
disparage
rip
rake
cavil
bad-mouth
jawbone
exprobate
preach
accuse
trounce
talk to
throw the book at
cut up
criticize severely
rip into
come down on like a ton of bricks
climb all over
lay down the law
slap someone on the wrist
reprimand severely
attask
exprobrate
denunciate
denigrate
skin
bring to book
rollick
execrate
skewer
vilify
threap
recompense
visit
recriminate
taunt
run down
rake over coals
spank
skelp
ferule
discredit
asperse
harass
give tongue-lashing
give somebody a piece of one's mind
fulminate against
moralize
US
moralise
UK
dress-down
chew
defame
objurate
expostulate
tear to pieces
take apart
slang
zap
oppose
fry
have words
rap across the knuckles
severely reprimand
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
disgrace
warn
rank on
give going-over
give piece of mind
give someone a carpeting
eat out
criticize hatefully
shout at
cuss out
give one hell
jump all over
smear
cudgel
slap
deride
shellac
call over the coals
smother
strike
hit
slash
pull to pieces
give a tongue-lashing
adjure
counsel
advise
lay on
call to task
give comeuppance
point the finger at
give the devil
express disapproval of
have someone on the carpet
keep after
carp on
sound off
go after
tear apart
call to account
take somebody to task
find fault
give a hard time
take down a peg
take down
get after
speak to
get on
burn one's ears
lower the boom
send someone away with a flea in his
give the dickens
speak
rave at
criticize harshly
lash into
have your knife in
draw the line
give a going over
tell a thing or two
rap on knuckles
slap on wrist
strongly criticize
give someone stick
trash
assail
scathe
potshot
whip
penalize
US
beat
thrash
flog
scarify
drub
penalise
UK
rap someone the knuckles
drag over the coals
lay out
malign
inveigh against
deprecate
pull apart
arraign
impugn
decry
besmirch
slur
pick holes in
cast aspersions on
slag
derogate
fault
dis
animadvert on
take to pieces
give someone a bad press
vituperate against
pour scorn on
sledge
declaim
sail into
give a bad press to
fulminate
maul
judge
birch
insult
hit out at
curse
shoot down
pick to pieces
cut down
nitpick about
throw brickbats at
carp
dispraise
inveigh
rant
disapprove of
carp at
slander
give some stick to
rage
calumniate
traduce
anathematize
fustigate
scorn
kick up a stink about
stigmatize
US
injure
storm
thunder
growl
flagellate
protest
horsewhip
belt
stigmatise
UK
switch
wallop
strap
tan
cavil at
go for the jugular
nag at
mete out punishment to
give flak to
nit-pick
bag on
give something a bad press
lash out at
go on about
pick at
kick up a fuss about
lampoon
contemn
remonstrate
ridicule
libel
belittle
proscribe
deplore
backbite
disapprove
leather
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
animadvert
discourse
orate
sentence
oppress
perorate
whale
flail
speak out
thump
object
complain
nitpick
mouth off
fine
clobber
fume
cowhide
hide
rawhide
tie into
slug
rave
spout
make a stand
vociferate
beat up on
expostulate about
swear at
rap someone's knuckles
stripe
do a number on
pass strictures upon
declaim against
kick
skin alive
tear down
make an example of
throw shade
get at
let have it
teach someone a lesson
crack down on
mouth off about
punish severely
scoff at
beat the living daylights out of
put someone on the hot seat
make a fuss about
crawl all over
put someone on the griddle
burn someone's ears
do down
tear to shreds
give someone a hiding
nitpick over
pin someone's ears back
find lacking
let fly
round on
brand
lash out
refute
pull someone up
hit out
argue with
assault verbally
disagree with
satirize
US
take disciplinary action against
pile in
despise
start on
start in
harsh
rebuff
incriminate
satirise
UK
take on
take
ding
notice
glue
forewarn
hoist
reject
read out
look askance
pick apart
put on the carpet
jump on one's case
bite someone's head off
snap someone's head off
slight
fluff
slog
afflict
repress
soften
try
suppress
subjugate
jack up
sit on
destroy
offend
scratch
lacerate
lance
cut
incise
pass judgment
jump down someone's throat
tear someone a new one
give someone a dressing down
give someone a telling off
lather
prosecute
minimize
US
discount
lick
clout
have words with
blacken someone's reputation
cast a slur on
frame
pronounce
depreciate
name
adjudge
impeach
indict
bullwhip
complain about
give bad press
cut to bits
persecute
give something a battering
weigh into
do a hatchet job on
give someone bondi
rag on
quirt
thong
criticize strongly
be hard on
pick on
ride
zing
hose
miscall
minimise
UK
send up
put away
terrorize
US
terrorise
UK
bring to account
point finger at
hang something on
blow whistle on
thumbs down on
pin it on
beat the living daylights out of someone
give someone a good hiding
send up the river
lay at one's door
protest against
bluster
huff
take a strap to
tan someone's hide
be rude to
call names
blow off
cut to the quick
run something down
show up
charge with
protest strongly
have on the carpet
dump on
menace
intimidate
take a stand
trash-talk
call someone names
throw shade at
thunder against
rage against
make a protest
rant about
vociferate about
animadvert upon
vilipend
give a black eye
protest strongly at
remonstrate about
challenge
charge
bushwhack
beset
tackle
sic
sick
assault
raid
rush
rant and rave
rile
make a stand against
take issue with
object to
raise objections to
make a protest against
complain vociferously about
disagree violently with
oppose strongly
put up a fight against
kick against
complain bitterly about
take a stand against
speak out against
kick up
take great exception to
set on
turn on
dive into
go in on
handicap
cry down
grumble
moan
whine
grouch
gripe
fuss
grizzle
whinge
amerce
mulct
imprison
dock
deal with
bark at
mistreat
murder
get
scalp
beef
grouse
crab
wail
caterwaul
cry
grump
scream
repine
bellyache
bleat
keen
address
talk
descant
expatiate
exhort
misuse
hurt
harm
batter
descend on
wade into
descend upon
wade in
pounce on
pounce upon
manhandle
holler
mutter
kvetch
squeal
yammer
squawk
whimper
murmur
croak
yawp
maunder
earbash
pontificate to
sermonize to
spout to
whack
cuff
train
incarcerate
defrock
dismiss
immure
execute
debar
expel
blacklist
drop on
exile
paddle
hit with
impose penalty
exact a penalty from
inflict a penalty on
impose a sentence on
slap with
inflict handicap
soapbox
declaim to
stump
accost
apostrophize
spiel
sermonize
US
preach to
hold forth to
sermonise
UK
buttonhole
yowl
yelp
yap
bawl
yaup
give it to someone
beat up
do in
slap wrist
rap knuckles
attend to
hit hard
larrup
wax
flax
whomp
award a penalty against
impose a penalty on
put at disadvantage
spout at
spiel to
deliver a tirade to
speechify to
preachify to
grouch about
knock about
give someone the works
rough up
give the works
give a lesson to
give a going-over
teach a lesson
sound off to
get on a soapbox
hold forth
give a lecture to
have at
kick up a fuss
work over
sound off about
tan one's hide
have someone's guts for garters
give the cat o'nine tails
bellyache about
take exception
complain vehemently about
beef about
more ❯
“He looks quite comfortable. But I must remember to
rag
him about his snoring.”
Verb
▲
To continue to bring up as a point of contention
harp on
chunter
complain
dwell on
go on
grumble
keep on
moan
nag
repeat
whine
whinge
bother
disturb
dwell upon
harp upon
pester
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