Admonish

What is Admonish?


1.

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.

See thick, honest, fun, happy, advice, open-minded, Sahara Desert

2.

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.

See christi


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