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Definition of bitchy in English: bitchyadjectivebitchier, bitchiestˈbɪtʃiˈbɪtʃi informal Malicious or spitefully critical. 恶言。 Example sentencesExamples - I'm also not surprised that Uncle Phil was always so bitchy, if the first thing he had to do when Will arrived was pay for a nearly two day cab ride.
- This movie has it all - the dorky sidekick, bitchy cheerleaders and an amiable working class.
- Funny thing, I wasn't all that bitchy or bitter in that conversation, compared to others.
- However, the sentences she chooses show her to be a shallow, bitchy snob.
- Most of all, he learns that women reckon he's cute but self-satisfied, and we learn that women are bitchy and neurotic.
- Get set for the most miserable, petty, bitchy and nasty few weeks you've ever experienced.
- Having been surrounded by females my entire life I know a lot more catty bitchy violent women than I do men.
- If you do want to judge someone else, then just do it and be a bitch about it because judging others is kind of bitchy.
- This is a bitchy business but he never had a nasty word to say about anyone.
- I'd rather stay my cynical, sarcastic, socially retarded, bitchy, liberal and satirist self.
- A series of bitchy comments sent poor George into a massive sulk and he posted a message to say why he would be closing the forum.
- Kim's ears were almost on fire as she heard the vicious, bitchy whispers around her.
- I don't want to sound bitchy; there's nothing wrong with her at all, but she is very seventeen.
- Most of the women I like are capable of great feats of bitchy behaviour.
- And and, I love the way you continue being bitchy and real, even when people shoot you down.
- I had a rehearsal and band meeting and was quite pushy and critical (maybe a bit too bitchy towards Ian).
- And most of the time there is genuine cooperation between the sectors, albeit with a lot of bitchy backbiting.
- I didn't know whether to make a bitchy remark about the large bruise on his forehead.
- I'm so bitter and bitchy, I can't even be bothered to pun on that last sentence.
- They are greedy too, and ask for extra mints, so I have become bitchy and tell them they don't deserve mints.
Synonyms malicious, mean, nasty, cruel, unkind, unfriendly, snide, hurtful, wounding, barbed, cutting, hateful, ill-natured, bitter, venomous, poisonous, acid, hostile, rancorous, malevolent, evil-intentioned, baleful, vindictive, vengeful, vitriolic, vicious, splenetic, malign, malignant, bilious spiteful, malicious, mean, nasty, cruel, unkind, snide, backbiting, hurtful, wounding, barbed, cutting, hateful, ill-natured, bitter, venomous, vitriolic, poisonous, acid, hostile, rancorous, vindictive, vicious
Derivativesadverb informal ‘I hope you put a lot of postage on it,’ Windsor bitchily replies. Example sentencesExamples - The more sociable stood close to their gallery entrance so that they could gossip bitchily, but quietly, with a neighbouring attendant.
- ‘I was rather kind,’ I responded more bitchily than I should have done.
- Well, there's always the refuge which Auden so bitchily alluded to in ‘Journey to Iceland’ (and which I first quoted here way back in January).
- Anyhow, I asked and they bitchily replied, ‘It is from a song.’
nounˈbɪtʃɪnəsˈbɪtʃinəs informal Pointedly, the book vilifies the usurper Eve but saves its most caustic bitchiness for the bland dilettante-housewife Karen. Example sentencesExamples - What I am annoyed about is bitchiness and elitism - slating others off because either one perceives them as inferior or superior in some way.
- What makes you and your friends any less bitchy and catty then the girls who's bitchiness and cattiness you talk about all the time?
- Jade has few redeeming qualities and her housemates have at last become aware of her bitchiness and backbiting.
- It's a moderately-interesting tale of bitchiness, cattiness and psychotic behaviour.
Rhymesitchy, kitschy, pitchy, Richie, titchy, twitchy Definition of bitchy in US English: bitchyadjectiveˈbɪtʃiˈbiCHē bitchier", "bitchiestinformal (of a person's comments or behavior) malicious or unpleasant. 恶言。 Example sentencesExamples - This is a bitchy business but he never had a nasty word to say about anyone.
- Get set for the most miserable, petty, bitchy and nasty few weeks you've ever experienced.
- And most of the time there is genuine cooperation between the sectors, albeit with a lot of bitchy backbiting.
- However, the sentences she chooses show her to be a shallow, bitchy snob.
- I don't want to sound bitchy; there's nothing wrong with her at all, but she is very seventeen.
- Most of the women I like are capable of great feats of bitchy behaviour.
- I'd rather stay my cynical, sarcastic, socially retarded, bitchy, liberal and satirist self.
- A series of bitchy comments sent poor George into a massive sulk and he posted a message to say why he would be closing the forum.
- They are greedy too, and ask for extra mints, so I have become bitchy and tell them they don't deserve mints.
- Funny thing, I wasn't all that bitchy or bitter in that conversation, compared to others.
- This movie has it all - the dorky sidekick, bitchy cheerleaders and an amiable working class.
- And and, I love the way you continue being bitchy and real, even when people shoot you down.
- I didn't know whether to make a bitchy remark about the large bruise on his forehead.
- I'm also not surprised that Uncle Phil was always so bitchy, if the first thing he had to do when Will arrived was pay for a nearly two day cab ride.
- I had a rehearsal and band meeting and was quite pushy and critical (maybe a bit too bitchy towards Ian).
- I'm so bitter and bitchy, I can't even be bothered to pun on that last sentence.
- Having been surrounded by females my entire life I know a lot more catty bitchy violent women than I do men.
- If you do want to judge someone else, then just do it and be a bitch about it because judging others is kind of bitchy.
- Most of all, he learns that women reckon he's cute but self-satisfied, and we learn that women are bitchy and neurotic.
- Kim's ears were almost on fire as she heard the vicious, bitchy whispers around her.
Synonyms malicious, mean, nasty, cruel, unkind, unfriendly, snide, hurtful, wounding, barbed, cutting, hateful, ill-natured, bitter, venomous, poisonous, acid, hostile, rancorous, malevolent, evil-intentioned, baleful, vindictive, vengeful, vitriolic, vicious, splenetic, malign, malignant, bilious spiteful, malicious, mean, nasty, cruel, unkind, snide, backbiting, hurtful, wounding, barbed, cutting, hateful, ill-natured, bitter, venomous, vitriolic, poisonous, acid, hostile, rancorous, vindictive, vicious
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