Noun:

गांजना,

chiding's Usage Examples:

When chiding Annie for her actions, Jeff tells the group to picture her as Paul Giamatti.

On his chiding her, Italia tells him agitatedly that she has had their child aborted at a nearby gypsy"s, adding bitterly.

January 2006 debut, a plurality of critics savaged the show, chiding its "amateurishness," while a minority praised Roth"s willingness to bring something so.

Following its January 2006 debut, a plurality of critics savaged the show, chiding its "amateurishness," while a minority praised Roth"s willingness to bring.

hobby that they enjoy and what they like and dislike in a person, often chiding that they would "next" a person if they had this attribute.

a broad range of books including those by Henry Thoreau, which led to chidings from Saban.

Most critics reviews were negative, chiding the plot, casting and the cliché portrayal of Guam, but some praised fight.

New York Times writer Dwight Garner initially dismissed the book; upon chiding by readers of his column, he wrote "Boy, was I wrong about it - it"s exceedingly.

methodical approach to "this Christmas business", contrasted with his wife"s chiding scorn over his "typical businessman"s approach to something beautiful and.

The gaffe was caught on microphone and led to a political advertisement chiding Bush for "using expletives.

present, the elder seized the bowl and emptied it onto her head while chiding her about the contacts with Chiang—an assault in which "the boiling liquid.

" Dobzhansky made this chiding statement in response to claims that certain biological phenomena could.

intoxicating her father"s pigs by feeding them rotten apples in order to avoid a chiding from her mother for wasting food, using Clorox to bleach a plow horse white.

Synonyms:

scolding, wigging, objurgation, reproval, wig, tongue-lashing, rebuke, reprehension, reprimand, reproof,

Antonyms:

praise,