Pronunciation: /bɔl aʊt/
noun None
A1 She let out a bawl out when she dropped her ice cream cone.
A2 The toddler's bawl out could be heard throughout the store.
B1 The coach gave the player a bawl out for not following the game plan.
B2 The teacher's bawl out was so loud that the entire class fell silent.
C1 His bawl out at the meeting was so intense that it left everyone feeling uncomfortable.
C2 The boss's bawl out was filled with expletives and harsh criticism.
verb To scold or shout at someone angrily
A1 The teacher bawled out the student for not doing their homework.
A2 She bawled out her brother for borrowing her clothes without asking.
B1 The manager bawled out the employee for making a mistake on an important project.
B2 The coach bawled out the team for not giving their best effort in the game.
C1 The CEO bawled out the executives for not meeting the company's quarterly targets.
C2 The director bawled out the cast and crew for not following the production schedule.
adjective None
A1 She bawled out her little brother for making a mess in the living room.
A2 The teacher bawled out the students for not completing their homework.
B1 The boss bawled out the employee for being late to work again.
B2 The coach bawled out the team for their lackluster performance in the game.
C1 The director bawled out the actors for not memorizing their lines.
C2 The CEO bawled out the executives for failing to meet their quarterly targets.
adverb None
A1 She bawled out loudly when she saw the spider on the wall.
A2 The coach bawled out instructions to the players from the sidelines.
B1 The teacher bawled out the students for not completing their homework.
B2 The boss bawled out the employees for not meeting their targets.
C1 The politician bawled out the opposition during the heated debate.
C2 The conductor bawled out orders to the orchestra to ensure a flawless performance.
pronoun None
A1 My mom will bawl out my little brother if he doesn't clean up his room.
A2 The teacher bawled out the students for not completing their homework.
B1 The manager bawled out the employee for making a mistake on the report.
B2 The coach bawled out the player for not following the game plan.
C1 The CEO bawled out the executives for not meeting their quarterly targets.
C2 The director bawled out the cast and crew for not being prepared for the important scene.
preposition None
A1 She bawled out in pain when she stubbed her toe.
A2 The child bawled out for his mother when he got lost in the store.
B1 The coach bawled out instructions to the players during the game.
B2 The teacher bawled out the students for not completing their homework.
C1 The boss bawled out the employee for making a costly mistake in the project.
C2 The conductor bawled out orders to the orchestra to ensure a flawless performance.
conjunction None
A1 She bawled out her brother for eating her cookies.
A2 The teacher bawled out the student for not completing their homework.
B1 The boss bawled out the employee for making a mistake on the report.
B2 The coach bawled out the team for their poor performance in the game.
C1 The manager bawled out the entire department for not meeting their targets.
C2 The director bawled out the actors for not delivering their lines correctly during rehearsals.
interjection None
A1 Bawl out! That was a loud noise.
A2 Bawl out! I can't find my keys anywhere.
B1 Bawl out! Why did you do that?
B2 Bawl out! I can't believe you said that to her.
C1 Bawl out! This is unacceptable behavior.
C2 Bawl out! I demand an explanation for this mistake.
article None
A1 The teacher bawled out the student for not doing their homework.
A2 My boss bawled out the team for missing the deadline.
B1 She bawled out her husband for forgetting their anniversary.
B2 The coach bawled out the players for not giving their best effort.
C1 The CEO bawled out the executives for making poor business decisions.
C2 The director bawled out the actors for not memorizing their lines.
formal The manager had to bawl out the employee for consistently being late to work.
informal My mom is going to bawl me out when she finds out I failed my test.
slang The coach really bawled out the players for not giving their best effort during the game.
figurative The thunderstorm seemed to bawl out its fury as the lightning cracked across the sky.
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