cast in (one's) teeth

To reprimand harshly. Possibly refers to the ancient punishment of knocking one's teeth out with stones. Oh man, did Mr. Smith cast it in my teeth today when he found out I still hadn't finished the project he gave me an extension on!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Cezary	tse-ZAH-ri	Polish
Rahela	-	Romanian, Serbian
Hancock	['hænkɔk]
Annelie	AH-ne-lee (German)	German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Osbeorn	-	Anglo-Saxon
Lubomierz	luw-BAWM-yesh	Polish (Rare)