bitchy
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8.1
- adjective
- /ˈbɪtʃi/
- Offensive
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malintencionado
- Her bitchy comment about my outfit made me feel self-conscious at the party.
- a little bitchy
- bitchy girls
- get bitchy
While not necessarily untrue, but it's it's like super bitchy in that way that journalism used to be.
- While not necessarily untrue, but it's it's like super bitchy in that way that journalism used to be.
- So you know, these girls were extremely privileged and bitchy.
- I'm a nice person however you know I have that bitchy side.
- It's this thought that French women are very passionate, very sulfurous and the bit bitchy.
- They start saying bitchy comments that get under your skin, that make you feel insecure.
- I'm going to put my bitchy sunglass holder into my clear backpack.
- It will make them so sharp, so bitchy.
Examples
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He can be so bitchy when he's in a bad mood, always making sly remarks.
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Sorry I was so bitchy before.
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It's going to make me look kind of bitchy, but some days you just might not.
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That is way more than what other people have done for me after being bitchy for no reason.
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You know l love it when you get all bitchy and wild.
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Well, I feel very, very bitchy, too.
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You were being kind of bitchy.
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You left your phone on when you were sending me all of those bitchy text messages.
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I hate being perceived as the bitchy lab mate, the bitchy mom, wife, daughter, etc.
Blog text (7) -
They start saying bitchy comments that get under your skin, that make you feel insecure.
Synonyms
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7.2
Saying mean, hurtful things about someone
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9.3
Harsh, angry words that strongly hurt someone
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7.7
Showing a mean, hurtful way of speaking to others
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9.7
Feeling annoyed and in a bad mood
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7.4
A mean comment that aims to hurt someone
A mean remark that hurts or criticizes someone
A rude, spiteful way of speaking that uses mean, cutting remarks
Being sly and mean when you speak, often making small hurtful remarks
Quick to speak in a rude or angry way that hurts others
Quick to say sharp things that hurt
Acting mean and saying sharp words to hurt others
Antonyms
Compounds
How Spiteful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bitchy comes from the word bitch, which originally meant 'female dog' and later became an insult for a cruel or spiteful person. With the ending -y meaning 'like', bitchy describes remarks or behavior that are mean or nasty.