bitch-made
Showing weakness or fear and letting others control you
- adjective
- /bɪtʃ-meɪd/
- Offensive
:
cobarde (insulto vulgar)
- She refused to work with him again, saying he was too bitch-made to stand up for himself.
Examples
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In the locker room, they teased him for being so bitch-made when it came to facing challenges.
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You disloyal, fool-ass, bitch-made punk.
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He called his opponent a bitch-made coward after he backed out of the fight.
Antonyms
How Cowardly
Surface Forms
bitch-made positive
Morphology
Etymology
Bitch-made comes from the insult bitch (originally 'female dog') plus made ('made into' or 'caused to be'). A helpful way to remember it is to think of someone being 'made' weak by that insult, so the phrase now means showing weakness, cowardice, or being easily controlled.