vituperate

He must not mention by name other disciples to vituperate them and reproach their demeanor.

It is not my design, therefore, to vituperate my deceased friend, Toby Dammit.

All the while he does not neglect to vituperate the chipmunks and sparrows that whisk off crumbs of comfort from under the camper's feet.

The couple look at each other and the man "opens his mouth to vituperate" but the woman shushes him, uttering the only sound in the whole play.

He refused to join the "anti-disco crusade," making the valid point that it isn't necessary to vituperate the other fellow's music in order to defend the kind you like.

He had convinced all that no power could match his power within the Arabian Peninsula and that no tongue might henceforth vituperate him or spread any false information regarding himself or his cause.