hector

/ˈhɛktər/
verb
  1. To bully or intimidate someone in a loud, aggressive way.
    • The manager hectored his team so much that morale dropped.
    • The older student would hector the younger kids in the hallway.
    • During the debate, he tried to hector his opponent into silence.
noun
  1. A person who bullies or intimidates others.
    • No one wanted to work with the office hector.
    • The coach was a known hector, always shouting at the players.
    • The playground hector finally got in trouble with the principal.
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