biddy
- noun
- /ˈbɪdi/
- Slur
- Nosy old biddy.
- an old biddy
- haired biddies
- tell the old biddy
Examples
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Who was the old biddy who clobbered me on the head with the teapot?
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The neighborhood was filled with chatter from the old biddy who seemed to know everyone's business.
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We thought the old biddy had a few bucks, but not a fortune.
Fiction book (1995) -
I think that old biddy went on strike, laid down her teeth in protest.
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Bunch of old biddies playing cards.
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"For the first time, the old biddy appeared flustered.
Fiction book (1998) -
These two old biddies with all these cats.
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Vince, watch out for the old biddy.
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The old biddies also usually knew all the gossip.
Fiction book (1999) -
There was always at least one old biddy in the neighborhood who felt compelled to get some firsthand knowledge when a crime had been committed.
Fiction book (1999)
Synonyms
An older woman who seems gentle and harmless
An informal rude word for an older woman who is tough and speaks her mind
A loving name for an older woman used like a grandmother
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How Unpleasant
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Etymology
Biddy also comes from the nickname Biddy, short for Bridget, and that personal name grew into a general way to talk about women. So biddy can mean an old, often chatty or nosy woman.