bitch

bitch
bitch1 [ bıtʃ ] noun
1. ) count OFFENSIVE an insulting word for a woman
a ) OFFENSIVE an insulting word for someone, especially a woman, who is rude or cruel
2. ) singular VERY INFORMAL something difficult or unpleasant:
These milk cartons are a real bitch to open.
3. ) singular VERY INFORMAL a complaint about someone or something:
What's his latest bitch?
4. ) count a female dog
=> SON OF A BITCH1
bitch
bitch 2 [ bıtʃ ] verb intransitive INFORMAL
to complain or say unkind things about someone or something, especially about someone who is not present:
bitch about: Who are you two bitching about now?
bitch at: If you keep bitching at me I'm going home.
,bitch `out phrasal verb transitive AMERICAN INFORMAL
to criticize or shout at someone angrily because they have done something wrong:
Our teacher bitched us out for not doing our homework again.

Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.

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