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- verb Simple past of
chide . - verb Past participle of
chide
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Examples
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"But you're looking for a bed just the same," Martin chided, "and it's a cold night."
Chapter 45 2010
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"But you're looking for a bed just the same," Martin chided, "and it's a cold night."
Chapter 45 1908
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He's drawn ire from the netroots for his speech on religion, where he "chided" liberals about Christians.
Poll: Hillary Doesn't Have To Apologize For 2002 Iraq Vote 2009
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S. O'BRIEN: He kind of chided you last time the two of you chatted.
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, Steny Hoyer "chided" Michele Bachmann for not taking the Democrats 'word that the N-word was used on the day Democrats passed the health care bill:
California Conservative Gary Gross 2010
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Prima chided his generation for attacking rock-and-roll and thereby renouncing its primitive past.
A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010
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"You're gossiping like a pair of beldames," she chided them.
A DAY'S LODGING 2010
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"But you didn't accept father's invitation," she chided.
Chapter 45 2010
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They are also chided by the school superintendents they hire, though usually not to their faces.
Who needs school boards? Jay Mathews 2011
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Pow-Wah-Kaan, she chided me and said they were evil; also she beat me.
LI-WAN, THE FAIR 2010
jwjarvis commented on the word chided
Dr. W. F. Zierath of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, put the matter succinctly when he chided certain fellow members of the profession
September 14, 2010