to bitch
- verb
- /bɪtʃ/
- NSFW
- A big-time screwup on my part, but it's too late to bitch and moan about it now.
Well then don't blame and don't bitch when you're hitting your goal.
- Well then don't blame and don't bitch when you're hitting your goal.
- And you have people that are just always bitching, moaning, whining, complaining.
- And it's like you're, you're bitching about paying for her half of the dinner.
- Some people just love to bitch and whine, don't they?
- I did it and I bitched about it and I'm still bitching about it.
Examples
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So he was just complaining, kind of bitching that he didn't go to the party.
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So why are you still bitching about it?
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And so when I hear these people bitching about stuff, I just go incredible.
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As long as you don't bitch about how little alcohol is in the drink.
Fiction book (1997) -
You can't bitch and complain that we're in a drought forever.
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Some people just love to bitch and whine, don't they?
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The Marketing Manager, Mr. Peter Marshall, was forever bitching about punctuality.
Fiction book (1996) -
I heard him bitch about his job for the entire hour we were together.
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She never stops bitching about the weather whenever it rains.
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Every time we meet, he finds something new to bitch about.
Synonyms
To complain in a high, annoying voice
To complain in an angry way about something
To complain repeatedly about small things
To keep complaining about something in a way that annoys people
To complain loudly about something you think is unfair
To complain a lot in an annoying way
To complain about small unimportant things
To complain loudly in a way that annoys other people
To complain in an annoying way about small things
To complain a lot about small things and annoy others
To complain often about small things
To complain when you are in a bad mood
To complain a lot in an annoying way
To complain in a small, repeated way
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
In a way that shows strong confidence and keeps others at a distance
Phrasal Verbs
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 Complaining
- Informal
- NSFW
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bitch as a verb meaning 'to complain' grew from the casual use of the noun; to bitch is to keep saying you are unhappy about something, often in an annoying way.