Admonish 

1. To indicate duties or obligations. To express warning or disapproval to ecspecially in a gentle, earnest, or solicitious manner.
2. to give friendly earnest advice or encouragement to.

Chick 1: I admonish you to talk to Liasor.
Chick 2: Really you actually thick I have a shot with him?
Chick 1: Yeah sista you know you be workin it!
Chick 2: Yeah I've been practicing.
Chick 1: I can tell! He be liking them thick hoes though.
Chick 2: K then lets go to McDonalds.

Admonish by Sahara Desert December 24, 2008

Admongold 

Being spammed with ads while watching twitch streams.

Bruh, I've been admongolded with at least 30 ads in the last hour.

Admongold by Squarishrectangle October 31, 2020

admonish 

to metaphorically beat one with a stick, this is a phrase that usually follows a correction or update of popular philosophy

... After one visit Confucius' disciples
asked him how he was able to correct and admonish Lao Tzu.

admonish by christi May 11, 2004

admoration

An emotion which combines admiration and adoration; more than admiring, and leaning to adoring.

Sinatra fans feel admiration; Jesus' fans feel adoration; Michael Jackson fans feel admoration.

admoration by Sandysea July 23, 2013

admond 

a kid with no friends and plays with fidget spinners all day

your such an admond

admond by jackofpete May 7, 2017

Admond 

A person who is very scrawny and white. Admonds typically enjoy beat boxing and sexually molesting dogs. In their spare time, you can find Admonds in the garbadge bins of Farifield. If you ever approach an Admond, beware , as they most often contain STD's.

"hey man, did you see how ugly that girl was"
"yeah, but at least she's not an Admond"

Admond by Superfuckedup August 27, 2018

admonition

an act of admonishing ; authoritative counsel or warning

The judge’s admonition to the jury on this point was particularly weighty

admonition by anonymous February 8, 2022