What is another word for curtain lecture?
Pronunciation: [kˈɜːtən lˈɛkt͡ʃə] (IPA) 
Curtain lecture is a term used to describe a scolding or lecture given by a wife to her husband in private. However, there are many other similar terms for this phenomenon. One synonym is "nagging," which implies a persistent, annoying criticism. Another appropriate term is "rebuke," which suggests a sharp and severe reprimand. Similarly, "reprimand" and "chiding" could also be used. "Dressing down" is a more informal expression conveying a stern disapproval, while "castigate" indicates a more severe and harsh criticism. Regardless of the term used, these synonyms all convey the same message - a wife's disapproval of her husband's behavior.
