Scolded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCOLDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SCOLD, to rebuke harshly
• remonstrate with or rebuke (someone) angrily
NOUN:
• a woman who nags or grumbles constantly

Words related to SCOLDED

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Words that contain SCOLDED

outscolded14

How to use SCOLDED in a sentence

• He immediately ordered his young men to give me back my arms, and scolded them for what they had done.
• He shook the old man, scolded, threatened, but all to no purpose.
• We were so scolded about this poor little green apple that we set to work to find put what it was, after promising at least not to eat it.
• Judge Robinson suddenly became Irene, who had eaten too much and had to be scolded and put to bed.
• Arthur had not scolded or reproached her, despite his annoyance, and she had a feeling that his judgment of Charlie Mershone was quite right.
• If they had walked heel or tiptoe I should not have scolded to myself about the ugly issue shoes, and called them shovel-feeted, and wished they had to lie in bed.
• Kitty Tolbridge and she had scolded each other often enough, and had had many differences, but they had never yet seriously quarrelled.
• Miss Fairbanks met them and scolded them both severely.
• Her father-in-law and all her brothers-in-law scolded her dreadfully, and at last the king drove her out of the house.
• The kind physician scolded him for coming out, sent for a carriage, took him home, and put him to bed.
• When he lifted his eyes and saw his master he looked as if he were afraid he might be scolded.
• Everybody liked her better than the widow Broadnax who never scolded or meddled and indeed, rarely spoke at all to any one upon any subject.
• Hamilton scolded me! I had a refreshing nap, and kept my dinner waiting, but I must own I was a little touched when Mrs.
• Hamilton scolded them both for their want of appetite.
• Mother scolded me when she found me crying over your letter, but she cried herself too.
• Harry threw everything out and the woman shrieked, scolded and protested.
• He attempted to shoot himself, and mother cried and father scolded, and Lancy had to come and watch him till daylight.
• At any rate, she never beat her, as her father did, or scolded and bullied her.
• It is true she never scolded me without cause, and I knew well she would never change her mind when once a thing was decided upon.
• He was scolded and coaxed, he was promised a reward if he would tell the truth, he was assured that he should not be punished.
• But I shall carry to my grave the recollection of his face of horror while I scolded, the look that told his grief that he had been deceived in me.
• We were promptly discovered, scolded and warned that we must fill our pails before we could play.
• The next day Birotteau scolded Popinot and his little wife publicly, as if very angry with them for their negligence.
• The king was horrified, and scolded the nurse, telling her to take the child away as quickly as possible.
• The two old men scowled and scolded at each other, and, had Mr.
• A voice thick, yet pleasant, at the same time scolded the talkers and corrected the faults of the reader.
• But Elizabeth wished to play the game in her own way, and soundly scolded them.
• She scolded me and sent only enough to last a week.
• However, as his mother insisted, he finally put the sketch into her hand, and then hung his head, expecting to be well scolded.
• The Duke is sure to have handed on his annoyance to the Marquise, and the Marquise will have scolded her cousin.
• Thinking about them made me regain my spirits, and I went on in the house quite prepared to be scolded for whatever Aunt Adeline had thought of while I was gone.
• But when she scolded, baby scolded back, in a language wholly unintelligible, shaking her curly head, and sometimes stamping her foot by way of emphasizing her words.

Similar words containing SCOLD without suffix ed

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