shame on you



shame on you

a phrase scolding someone for being naughty. (*Typically said to a child or to an adult for a childish infraction.) John: I think I broke one of your figurines. Mary: Shame on you! John: I'll replace it, of course. Mary: Thanks, I sort of liked it. "Shame on you!" said Mary. "You should have known better!"
See also: on, shame

shame on you

see under for shame.
See also: on, shame

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Lemon['lemən]
Shantelshahn-TEL, shan-TELEnglish
Melanthios-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Telesphoros-Ancient Greek
MaasMAH:SDutch
Amira (2)ah-MEER-ahHebrew