chew out

to chastise or berate someone

I chewed him out when he said he wouldn't come to the party.

by Air November 11, 2002

chew out

Be warned: Despite the similar meanings of the root words, to chew someone out is something VERY DIFFERENT from *eating* them out.

My mom ate me out last night... I mean chewed me out.

by asdsafsdjkfreui August 15, 2005

Chewed out

Received deriding lecture, ridicule for (perceived or real) misconduct or other wrongdoing

Lt. Raine was chewed out by his commander for delivering Col. Landa...with a swastika carved into his forehead

by mongolbeard April 18, 2011

Chewed Out

To be berated, cussed out and yelled at by superior officers or guardians or adults. Usually happens when you do something you weren't supposed to do.

Colonel James H. Doolittle: "They don't want me up in the air flying with the men that I have chosen. That I've chewed out, cussed out, pushed to limit...and that I've come to respect.
---April 1942, shortly before the Doolittle Raid on Tokyo during WWII

Col. Hans Landa: You'll be shot for this!
Lt. Aldo Raine: Nah, I don't think so. More like chewed out. I've been chewed out before.

by DarthKieduss March 11, 2014

chewed out

Tired, exhausted, worn out (especially from excessive partying and or drugs).

'You coming out tonight bro?'.

'Nah man, im feeling pretty chewed out aye'...

by sss1600 March 5, 2015

Charleston Chew-Out

The swing dancer unnecessarily defends his or her stance on swing dancing, often succeeding a pretentious comment.

"I just made a joke about swing and Jimmy gave me quite the Charleston Chew-Out"

by Jivin' Jimmy Jong February 14, 2010

chewed me out

1. to jump on ones case
2. to argue to the point of winning

Krystal chewed me out about letting her son bruise his head and none of the other kids got hurt!

by Trease November 23, 2007