bitch
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- noun
- /bɪtʃ/
- NSFW
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- The knots are all over the place and a real bitch to untie.
- Life is a bitch
- Karma is a bitch
- Payback is a bitch
It was such a BITCH to get this.
- It was such a BITCH to get this.
- They're just such a bitch to clean, but they look so beautiful.
- Nas once said life's a bitch and then you die.
- Karma is a bitch and I should have known better.
- Not well, that sounds like a bitch, but like I was like you need this.
Examples
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It's a bitch, you know?
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Yesterday's warm hope is today's cold history, and reality is a bitch here on the other side.
Fiction book (1990) -
Oh, it's actually a bitch when it goes to this.
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It's turned into a bitch of a day.
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Jesus, it really was a bitch at the office today.
Fiction book (1990) -
But, God, those COVID tests were a bitch.
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It was such a BITCH to get this.
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They're just such a bitch to clean, but they look so beautiful.
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I had the Salt-N-Pepa haircut, and yes, it was a bitch to grow out.
Blog text (27) -
Today has turned into a real bitch with all the unexpected problems we've faced.
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
In a way that shows strong confidence and keeps others at a distance
Compounds
- Offensive
A person who checks people at a club or party and decides who can enter, often an informal rude word
- Offensive
A person who has a romantic or sexual relationship with someone already in a relationship
- Offensive
A person who tells someone in charge about others to get them in trouble, said as an insult
How Troublesome
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bitch can mean a very difficult or unpleasant problem. Think of something so hard it makes you complain — that's why people call a tough task 'a bitch'.