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tongue-lash

[tuhng-lash] / ˈtʌŋˌlæʃ /
















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Sometimes their officers had to tongue-lash them into action.

From Time Magazine Archive

The closing of Congress gave Senator Pat Harrison some fine opportunities to tongue-lash Republicans, and he was not slow to seize his opportunities.

From Time Magazine Archive

It was, as Clara Zetkin well knew, her last grand chance to tongue-lash her ancient enemy Paul von Hindenburg, 84 and unrejuvenated.

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Then Stalin went on to tongue-lash his top aides, there present at the table.

From Time Magazine Archive

It isn't best to tongue-lash the boys that are for you," advised Presson, fretfully, "not this year, when reformers have got 'em filled up with a lot of skittish notions.

From The Ramrodders A Novel by Holman Day




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