All 11 Uses

chide
in
The Blood of Olympus
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She mentally chided herself.†
p. 57.8 *

chided = scolded or criticized
Don't be bitter, she chided herself Aeneas suffered too.†
p. 75.4
Percy was eating a huge stack of blue pancakes (what was his deal with blue food?) while Annabeth chided him for pouring on too much syrup.†
p. 90.8
"Their males aren't slaves, Celyn," Thalia chided.†
p. 220.7
"Oh, please," Reyna chided, "don't develop a guilty conscience now.†
p. 230.1
"Oh, I can't let you ruin my fun," Polybotes chided.†
p. 264.9
"Coach," Reyna chided, "you'll make him sorry he came out of his coma."†
p. 305.1
"You know they can't, brother," Artemis chided.†
p. 311.8
"You should always wear clean underwear to the doctor's office," chided Hygeia.†
p. 334.8
Hazel chided.†
p. 382.1
But they didn't chide her.†
p. 393.1

chide = scold or criticize

Definitions:

(1) (chide)
to tell someone they have done wrong -- sometimes in a gentle way to encourage better behavior
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)