rebuke

Noun

rebuke (plural rebukes)

1. A harsh criticism.
   • Lord Lundy Who was too Freely Moved to Tears, and thereby ruined his Political Career. Hillair Belloc.

...Or if his father Lord Dunquerque

Said "Hi!" in a Commanding Tone,

"Hi, Lundy! leave the cat alone!"

Lord Lundy, letting go its tail,

Would raise so terrible a wail

As moved his grandpapa the Duke

To utter the severe rebuke:

"When I, sir! was a little boy,

An animal was not a toy!"

6 letters in word "rebuke": B E E K R U.

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