To blame, reproach, reprove; to revile, scold. In later use the passive often = to suffer for one's deeds, be punished (cf. sense 3).

figurative. To experience, endure, suffer, pay the penalty; to ‘taste the cup’ of suffering, etc. (see 6 10c, and cup, n. 9). transitive and absol.…

intransitive. To undergo or submit to pain, punishment, or death.

Phrases. to kiss the rod, to accept chastisement or correction submissively.

intransitive. figurative. To make amends or atone for a crime, sin, etc.; to suffer or be punished for any fault or act of wrongdoing. Frequently…

to give, get goss: to give, receive punishment.

intransitive. colloquial. to come in for it: to incur punishment or something unpleasant; to be the object of harsh treatment, rebuke, or…

To ‘catch’ it, to be punished, get into trouble; also, to die.