scolder (Meaning)
scolder (n)
someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding fault
scolder (n.)
One who scolds.
The oyster catcher; -- so called from its shrill cries.
The old squaw.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scolder
scolder Sentence Examples
- The stern scolder reprimanded the errant child with a harsh voice.
- The coach was an unrelenting scolder, constantly criticizing the players' mistakes.
- The principal's persistent scolding demoralized the students she addressed.
- The scolding wife berated her husband endlessly, driving him to distraction.
- The boss's incessant scolding created a toxic work environment for the employees.
- The perpetual scolder found fault in everything, leaving others feeling belittled.
- The abusive father was a ruthless scolder, terrorizing his children with his words.
- The angry teacher resorted to scolding as a way to control the unruly class.
- The scolding neighbor's constant nagging made life unbearable for the residents nearby.
- The gossiping old woman was a notorious scolder, spewing venom about anyone who crossed her path.
FAQs About the word scolder
someone (especially a woman) who annoys people by constantly finding faultOne who scolds., The oyster catcher; -- so called from its shrill cries., The old squa
admonish, blame, lecture, chastise, berate, criticize,reprimand, baste, jaw, bawl out
approve, endorse, indorse, sanction, indorse, endorse, sanction, approve, praise,praise
The stern scolder reprimanded the errant child with a harsh voice.
The coach was an unrelenting scolder, constantly criticizing the players' mistakes.
The principal's persistent scolding demoralized the students she addressed.
The scolding wife berated her husband endlessly, driving him to distraction.
