transitive. To taunt, blame, reproach.

To blame, reproach, reprove; to revile, scold. In later use the passive often = to suffer for one's deeds, be punished (cf. sense 3).

transitive. To reproach.

To blame, reproach, or upbraid (a person) for a specified action, fault, etc. transitive. With the person reproached as object (originally in the…

transitive (reflexive). To reproach oneself; to mock oneself. Obsolete.

To cry out against; to upbraid, reproach, accuse.

figurative. To reprove, check, rebuke, find fault with; to upbraid, reproach. Obsolete.

transitive. To taunt, mock (a person); to reproach; to revile. Occasionally with of. Obsolete.

transitive. To upbraid, reproach.

transitive. To reproach, reprove; = upbraid, v. 2. With for, †of, †with.

To reproach, reprove, censure (a person, etc.). Occasionally const. for, or that.

transitive. To reproach.

transitive. To reproach.

transitive. To upbraid, reproach.

transitive. To subject (a person) to reproach or censure; to upbraid, reprove, or rebuke; †to revile, abuse (obsolete). Frequently with for (also †of…

transitive. To reproach, reprove, upbraid.

intransitive. With unto. To censure, rebuke; to reproach. Obsolete.

transitive. To upbraid, taunt, mock; const. of, with. Also, to reproach one with, ‘cast in one's teeth’.

transitive. To upbraid, reproach. Also intransitive.

To reproach, taunt, revile. Obsolete.

To censure, reproach, or upbraid (a person), esp. in a good-humoured or teasing way; to find fault… transitive. Without complement expressing the…

transitive. To twit, rebuke, reproach (a person). Const. of, with.

transitive. To upbraid, reproach.

To reproach (a person) with something in a sarcastic, scornful, or insulting way.

= upbraid, v. 1 2.

transitive. To reproach, upbraid.

In emphatic use: = twit, v. 1a.

transitive. U.S. colloquial. To call (a person or institution) to account for a misdemeanour or misconduct; to take to task, upbraid, reprimand…