Reproach, rebuke, taunt; taunting speech.

An accusation or charge against a person. Also: a false accusation.

Reproach, insult; insulting or offensively contemptuous language or treatment; shame. Obsolete.

Reproach, scorn.

Abuse, blame, reproach.

Reproach.

Without article: Reproach, reproof; evil speaking.

A reproach or reproof.

The action of reproaching or reproving.

Upbraiding, reproach.

The action of blaming, reproaching, or upbraiding; censure, criticism. Also: a reproach, a taunt.

An object of reproach or scorn.

Reproach; an instance of this.

recrimination.

Blame, censure, or reproof expressed towards or directed against a person.

the action of reproaching or rebuking; a rebuke, reproach.

As a mass noun: reproach, adverse criticism.

Reproach.

The action of upbraiding or reviling; a reproach, taunt.

Criticism; reproach.

The action of ‘exprobrating’, upbraiding, or speaking reproachfully; an instance of this. Obsolete.

Taunting speech, invective, reproof. Obsolete.

Reproach, upbraiding.

The action of reproving or upbraiding a person or thing; an instance of this.

Upbraiding.

Disproof, confutation. Obsolete. rare (in gen. sense: cf. improbative, adj.).

The action of taunt, v.1

The action or fact of censuring, reproaching, or upbraiding a person, activity, etc., esp. in a good-humoured or teasing way; teasing, taunting…

Reproach, reproof; an instance of this.

Admonition, warning; an instance of this. Also: †a reminder (obsolete).