Pronunciation: /tʃuː aʊt/
noun a scolding or reprimand
A1 I heard my boss give a chew out to one of my coworkers for being late to work.
A2 The coach gave a chew out to the players for not following the game plan.
B1 The teacher gave a chew out to the students for not completing their homework.
B2 The manager chewed out the employee for making a costly mistake.
C1 The CEO gave a serious chew out to the executives for failing to meet their targets.
C2 The judge chewed out the lawyer for his disrespectful behavior in the courtroom.
verb to scold or reprimand harshly
A1 The teacher will chew out the student for not doing their homework.
A2 My boss chewed me out for being late to work.
B1 The coach chewed out the players for not giving their best effort in the game.
B2 The manager chewed out the team for failing to meet their sales targets.
C1 The director chewed out the actors for not memorizing their lines.
C2 The CEO chewed out the executives for making a costly mistake in the business deal.
formal The boss decided to chew out the employee for not meeting the project deadline.
informal I heard Sarah's mom chewed her out for coming home late last night.
slang My coach really chewed me out for missing practice yesterday.
figurative The critics are going to chew out the new movie for its lack of originality.
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