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Complain or protest strongly and persistently about

To blame or insult (someone) in strong or violent language

To complain, speak or write about with great hostility

To express an objection to what someone has said or done

To enclose or isolate (within) an area, especially with a fence

To talk in a loud, angry and aggressive way

To make a loud, deep cry

Ridicule, make fun of

A horizontal bar serving as a barrier

A horizontal bar which can be held, serving as a support or guard

A transport system using rails

One of a pair of parallel bars that serve as a running surface for the wheels of a train

A long rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material

The end of a bed where the pillow is placed, the head of the bed

A support on which to rest the feet

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Verb

Complain or protest strongly and persistently about

fulminate against

inveigh against

thunder against

criticize severely

declaim against

expostulate about

protest strongly at

remonstrate about

express disapproval of

make a protest against

oppose strongly

speak out against

complain bitterly about

complain vociferously about

disagree violently with

make a fuss about

raise objections to

take issue with

make a stand against

take great exception to

take a stand against

kick up a fuss about

kick up a stink about

put up a fight against

mouth off about

protest strongly

make a fuss over

protest against

animadvert upon

vociferate about

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“I challenge the members who rail against it to say that if their party were elected to Government, it would wipe out that fourth week of leave.”

Verb

To blame or insult (someone) in strong or violent language

inveigh against

find fault with

fulminate against

read the riot act

give someone a dressing-down

tear a strip off

give someone what for

rake over the coals

haul over the coals

let someone have it

remonstrate with

give a piece of one's mind

give someone a caning

give a talking-to

give someone an earful

give someone a mouthful

give someone a telling-off

give someone a wigging

give someone a bollocking

give someone hell

tear off a strip

give someone a row

give someone a rollicking

rap over the knuckles

give someone a rating

give someone a roasting

give someone some stick

send someone away with a flea in their ear

rake over coals

call on the carpet

give tongue-lashing

slap someone's wrist

have someone on the carpet

give the business

take to the woodshed

lay down the law

do a hatchet job on

hold forth against

cast aspersions on

throw stones at

slap on the wrist

rap someone the knuckles

jump down one's throat

drag over the coals

criticize severely

give someone a bad press

give a bad press to

vituperate against

throw brickbats at

go for the jugular

give some stick to

pass strictures upon

jump down someone's throat

criticize harshly

give someone a carpeting

criticize hatefully

assault verbally

mete out punishment to

criticize strongly

make an example of

give comeuppance

point the finger

express disapproval of

call over the coals

have your knife in

jump on one's case

bite someone's head off

snap someone's head off

give something a bad press

send up the river

point finger at

lay at one's door

hang something on

blow whistle on

give free rein to one's emotions

give vent to one's emotions

lose one's temper with

keep nothing back

erupt with anger

take exception to

look askance at

remonstrate against

express a poor opinion of

be hostile towards

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Verb

To complain, speak or write about with great hostility

let someone have it

sound off about

bellyache about

inveigh against

jump down one's throat

kick up a fuss about

kick up a stink about

complain vehemently about

make a fuss about

protest against

oppose strongly

express disapproval of

mouth off about

complain vociferously about

protest strongly

expostulate about

protest strongly at

disagree violently with

make a fuss over

animadvert upon

vociferate about

take exception to

raise objections to

lodge a protest against

take issue with

take a stand against

speak out against

object strongly to

express disagreement with

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Verb

To express an objection to what someone has said or done

express disapproval

express opposition

raise objections

express disagreement

voice disapproval

make an objection

inveigh against

kick up a stink

be displeased by

take up the cudgels

protest against

take issue with

kick up a stink about

kick up a fuss about

raise objections to

take a stand against

express objections

lodge a protest

lodge a protest against

express disapproval of

express disagreement with

be in opposition to

make a fuss about

make a protest to

speak your mind

fight your corner

stand your ground

raise an objection

take umbrage at

take offence at

share your feelings

not beat about the bush

make yourself be heard

take offence^UK

take offense^US

be an adversary of

fulminate against

thunder against

come out against

take a dim view

expostulate about

protest strongly at

declaim against

criticize severely

remonstrate about

make a protest against

complain vociferously about

disagree violently with

oppose strongly

put up a fight against

make a stand against

complain bitterly about

speak out against

take great exception to

take exception to

express objections to

remonstrate against

be in opposition

have a problem with

draw the line at

raise objection

be at variance with

withhold assent

express objection

be at odds with

fail to agree with

put up an argument

say not a chance

decline to support

say nothing doing

refuse to support

fly in the face of

vociferate about

mouth off about

animadvert upon

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Verb

To enclose or isolate (within) an area, especially with a fence

keep under lock and key

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Verb

To talk in a loud, angry and aggressive way

be beside oneself

foam at the mouth

go off the deep end

fly off the handle

froth at the mouth

deliver a tirade

lose one's temper

deliver a harangue

explode in anger

go into a frenzy

go through the roof

be fit to be tied

have steam coming out of one's ears

lose your temper

be boiling over

do one's head in

jump up and down

be hot under the collar

do one's nut in

shoot off one's mouth

be all steamed up

be at boiling point

champ at the bit

chomp at the bit

get hot under the collar

get steamed up about

throw a tantrum

go off one's rocker

behave in a wild way

lose control of the situation

go off your head

go out of your mind

blow one's stack

talk forcefully

go on the rampage

ride the high horse

be incandescent

overflow with anger

work oneself into sweat

deliver a tirade to

give a lecture to

get on a soapbox

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Verb

To make a loud, deep cry

raise your voice

call at the top of one's voice

make a claim for

scream bloody murder

blow raspberries

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Ridicule, make fun of

take the piss out of

take the mickey

poke mullock at

make jokes about

hold up to ridicule

treat with contempt

be sarcastic about

make a monkey of

do an impression of

make a monkey out of

turn up one's nose

give Bronx cheer

hold in contempt

treat contemptuously

make a mockery of

curl your lip at

make cutting remarks about

be contemptuous of

say contemptuously

turn your nose up at

pull someone's chain

pull someone's leg

do a takeoff of

cock a snook at

represent oneself as

pass oneself off as

assume character

take the part of

do an impersonation of

make someone a laughing stock

expose to ridicule

laugh out of court

make a laughing-stock

hold up to shame

be scornful about

show contempt for

have a joke with

give a hard time

play a practical joke on

take a rise out of

get a rise out of

yank someone's chain

bite one's thumb at

discriminate against

consider beneath one

give the Bronx cheer to

consider beneath you

spit in the face of

blow raspberries at

be contemptuous about

turn up one's nose at

spit in the eye of

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Noun

A horizontal bar serving as a barrier

chainlink fencing

blocking object

stumbling block

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Noun

A horizontal bar which can be held, serving as a support or guard

“She gripped the hand rail in the lift.”

Noun

A transport system using rails

Noun

One of a pair of parallel bars that serve as a running surface for the wheels of a train

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“The train left the rails.”

Noun

Railway

“He travelled by rail.”

Noun

A long rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material

boundary marker

upright support

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Noun

The end of a bed where the pillow is placed, the head of the bed

head of the bed

Noun

A support on which to rest the feet

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