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  • Chew Out Meanings

    noun a scolding or reprimand

    verb to scold or reprimand harshly

    Fields related to chew out

    Military

    To reprimand or scold someone harshly, typically by a superior officer.

    Parenting

    To scold or reprimand a child in a stern or severe manner.

    Education

    To reprimand a student for misbehavior or poor academic performance in a harsh manner.

    Workplace

    To criticize or reprimand a colleague or subordinate in a harsh or severe manner.

    Sports Coaching

    To give a player or team a stern talking-to or reprimand for poor performance or behavior.

    Occupation Usage of chew out

    Manager

    The manager had to chew out the employee for not meeting deadlines.

    Military Officer

    The military officer chewed out the soldier for not following orders.

    Coach

    The coach chewed out the players for not giving their best effort during the game.

    Teacher

    The teacher had to chew out the students for not completing their assignments on time.

    Police Officer

    The police officer chewed out the rookie for making a critical mistake during the operation.

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