cussing (out) (Meaning)

cussing (out)

to say angry and offensive words to (someone)

No weak antonyms found.

I heard a loud commotion downstairs and knew someone was cussing out the neighbor.
The road rage incident escalated quickly, with both drivers cussing out each other through open windows.
After the argument, she felt compelled to write him a letter cussing out all his flaws.
The angry customer stormed into the store and began cussing out the cashier over a minor inconvenience.
The teenager was grounded for a week after being caught cussing out his parents.
The teacher had to remove a student from class for repeatedly cussing out other classmates.
The politician's speech was interrupted by protestors cussing out his policies.
The hockey game was filled with tension, with players cussing out the referees over questionable calls.
I couldn't believe my ears when I heard my usually mild-mannered grandmother cussing out the traffic.
The angry mob surrounded the car, cussing out the driver for causing an accident.

to say angry and offensive words to (someone)

railing (against), fulminating (against), darning,reviling, jinxing, maledicting,durning, imprecating, reprobating, beshrewing

commending, congratulating,blessing, applauding,

I heard a loud commotion downstairs and knew someone was cussing out the neighbor.

The road rage incident escalated quickly, with both drivers cussing out each other through open windows.

After the argument, she felt compelled to write him a letter cussing out all his flaws.

The angry customer stormed into the store and began cussing out the cashier over a minor inconvenience.