scolder

IPA: skˈoʊɫdɝ

noun

  • One who scolds.
  • The oystercatcher, so called from its shrill cries.
  • (US, dialect) The oldsquaw.
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Examples of "scolder" in Sentences

  • It's exhausting to be so self-righteous -- for the scolder and those who must endure it.
  • Not Malik the advisor, the scolder, the one who tried to make him see reason when he was stepping out on Margo.
  • The scolder in these situations has no earthly clue what kinds of parenting decisions have been made prior to the event they are witnessing.
  • But when we met any of her friends on the road, or passed the wayside shops or farm-houses, the scolder of horses was the lady who wished all _Ohaio_
  • When he scolded another boat for being to close during the fight (which it wasn't), I then had the pleasure of watching that captain whizz 12 ounces of lead into the windshield of the scolder.
  • He's a fierce scolder of elites, their cheerleaders, and their jesters, chiding Harvard students for moral indifference, Tom Peters for claiming 'life is a hustle,' Jerry Seinfeld for being 'irony incarnate,' and at times sounding like mid-career Archibald Macleish pounding 'the irresponsibles.'

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