From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcurse somebody ↔ out phrasal verb American English informalto swear at someone who has made you angry → curse→ See Verb table
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curse out• As she struggled and cursed he called out and she tried to run to him.• Mandeville's curses rang out interspersed by the awful, mournful sounds of the dead man's brother.• Mandeville just cursed and lashed out, sending a stool flying.• It is quite another to stand there and curse your mother out when she has denied a request. 