guilt trip



guilt trip

1. noun A deep feeling of guilt or remorse. I'm having a guilt trip for not being able to attend my sister's wedding.
2. verb To make others feel guilty, especially in an attempt to manipulate them. Kelly's parents were always trying to guilt trip her for not giving them grandchildren. You can't guilt trip me into donating money, I give enough to charity already.
See also: guilt, trip

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Archibald['a:tʃibɔ:ld]
Calixte-French
Zachariah[.zækə'raiə]
Yuunayoo:-nahJapanese
Fionnlagh-Irish, Scottish
Nissa-Hebrew