blambaste
A round of rhetorical bombs aimed at someone / something.
To attack, reprimand, or whip wildly and loudly, characterized by the extended period of time in which it occurs.
To humiliate or own someone publicly in a loud and attention-getting way.
Blambaste or blambast comes from the marriage of blam and lambaste.
To attack, reprimand, or whip wildly and loudly, characterized by the extended period of time in which it occurs.
To humiliate or own someone publicly in a loud and attention-getting way.
Blambaste or blambast comes from the marriage of blam and lambaste.
You'll be sure I blambasted him for not telling me he was married; by the time it was over, everyone in the restaurant knew of his misdeed.