What is another word for common scold?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒmən skˈə͡ʊld] (IPA) 
The term "common scold" is no longer used in modern English. It was originally used to refer to a woman who nagged her husband and neighbors excessively. Today, we have various synonyms to describe this behavior, such as shrew, nag, bickering, harpy, termagant, and harridan. These terms are used to describe both men and women who engage in this kind of behavior. The connotations of these synonyms vary; some suggest a more virulent form of nagging or quarreling, while others may imply more mild forms. Regardless of the terms used, it is important to communicate with others in a respectful and constructive way to avoid perpetuating any negative stereotypes or perceptions.
