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Examples for "earful"
Examples for "earful"
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Your brother has already given me an earful of contempt today, Tala.
2
But when these institutions fail to do so, they get an earful.
3
Dat peter-boy we meets at Quincy slips me an earful about him.
4
His race ended with Carpenter giving him an earful about safe driving.
5
He'd got an earful from someone, probably over on the lot.
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Once in a hundred years the Lord brought a castigation upon him.
2
A man could bear hate, abuse, anger, and castigation; but pity, never.
3
Oh the castigation I received from the Jockey Club on that account!
4
She had delighted in the encounter; so, in spite of castigation, had he.
5
But the pain inflicted was to disappear with the first castigation.
1
She was bawling out of control by the time she'd finished dressing.
2
The Halle mail drove up to the door, the guard bawling out for his passenger.
3
Then he puts his slave boy to bawling out:
4
There is a fellow bawling out a ditty in the street, the burthen of which is
5
Mr. Booth was bawling out in the street.
1
I was lucky to avoid a chewing out for my late return.
2
Or are you afraid of something more serious than a chewing out?
3
General Flood looked like a football coach chewing out his team at halftime.
4
While Athena was occupied chewing out the crowd, Arachne struggled to her feet.
5
Man, she was chewing out that girl in the yellow vest something fierce.
1
Far forward sounded the cries of men dressing down the head sheets.
2
After a dressing down from Brown, Mukarji said two things to me.
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Some day I'll give you a good dressing down for your impudence.
4
Stuff a' nonsense all this set out, dressing up and dressing down.
5
I suspect he received a severe dressing down from the politicians.
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The letter went on for some time in the same upbraiding strain.
2
Pleyel was not the only object of my keen but unjust upbraiding.
3
His recent sullen silence was now changed to open and rebellious upbraiding.
4
M. de la Pailletine stamped and swore, upbraiding them for their cowardice.
5
The tone in which this was said had something in it of upbraiding.
6
I was unreconciled; Ananta got no more from me than a severe upbraiding.
7
He looked at her again, with the same dignified upbraiding in his countenance.
8
His upbraiding stung her too keenly; she could keep her secret no longer.
9
They glanced at each other in a kind of upbraiding fashion.
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Newspapers speak of moral vigilantes patrolling beaches and upbraiding sunbathing couples.
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She suddenly arose and interrupted the reading by violently upbraiding Field.
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He was also continually upbraiding her with the loss of his wonderful hen.
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The truth is her Confessor, Brother Jean Turelure, was for ever upbraiding her.
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For to accuse Cato of filthy lucre is like upbraiding Hercules with cowardice.
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And thus he left me, upbraiding myself that I should have mentioned money.
16
Ephraim Gundry seemed to know that some one was upbraiding him.
