rebuke

To scold, blame, or criticize in a sharp way. To reprimand.

As for those who persist in sin, rebuke them in the presence of all, so that the rest may stand in fear.

by SereneKimchi February 28, 2015

Rebuke

When u give a sharp dissaproval of some thing or demanding something to go away

Ie. "I REBUKE U IN THE NAME OF JESUS"

by Gvidman6 January 1, 2019

puke and rebuke

(n.) A mass excorcism where an obese pastor shouts out random biblic references while a bunch of local vagrants fake a demon inside them in front of the cameras, and throw up all over the church. Good television.

Puke and rebuke, unlike catholic excorcisms, is applied to anyone who wants to be seen to be excorcised on tv.

by Gumba Gumba August 4, 2004

Rebuke the Frost Pie

To give a bitch the cold shoulder when she wants some booty. Usually to get her back for something, or just for fun.

She was beggin' for it last night, so it was fun to rebuke the frost pie and watch her squirm.

by butterballs May 20, 2006

I rebuke you in the name of our lordt and slayvior

To express sharp, stern disapproval of; reprove; reprimand in the name of something gay af and non-religious because Jesus was a charlatan and Christians currently/still suck. Can be used to rebuke any person, place, thing, etc.

Person 1: Does this brown belt go with my black crocs?
Person 2, probably a gay: No, baby, no, and I rebuke you in the name of our Lordt and Slayvior.

Person 1: You wanna go get Chic-Fil-A?
Person 2: I will never give them my money to continue squandering on the oppression of LGBT+ rights and I rebuke them in the name of our Lordt and Slayvior.

by Therealtylercodero August 16, 2022

Rebuke

to Put a stop to something until further notice or to stop something intangible that you do not agree with.

I rebuke lies.
I rebuke cheaters.

by UnoYoko February 12, 2022