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bitch

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Synonyms: pitch, hitch, batch, witch, butch, botch, litch, ditch, sitch, fitch, itch

Antonyms: pitch, hitch, batch, witch, butch, botch, litch, ditch, sitch, fitch, itch

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Noun

  1. {{lb|en|dated|or|specialised|dog-breeding}} A [[female]] [[dog]] or [[other]] [[canine]], ''[[particularly]]'' a [[recent]] [[mother]].
  2. {{senseid|en|despicable or disagreeable, aggressive person, usually a woman}} {{lb|en|vulgar|offensive}} A [[despicable]] or [[disagreeable]], [[aggressive]] [[person]], [[usually]] a [[woman]]. {{defdate|from 15th c.}}
  3. {{senseid|en|female}} {{lb|en|vulgar|slang|chiefly|AAVE}} A [[woman]] in general.
  4. {{lb|en|vulgar|offensive}} A [[man#Noun|man]] considered [[soft]], [[effeminate]], [[weak]], [[timid]] or [[pathetic]] in some way
  5. {{senseid|en|submissive}} {{lb|en|vulgar|offensive}} A [[submissive]] [[person]] who [[does]] what [[others]] [[want]]; {{lb|en|prison slang}} a [[man]] [[forced]] or [[coerced]] into a [[homosexual]] [[relationship]]. {{defdate|from the 20th c}}
  6. {{lb|en|vulgar|colloquial}} A [[complaint]], especially when the complaint is unjustified.
  7. {{lb|en|vulgar|colloquial|figurative}} Something unforgiving and unpleasant.
  8. {{lb|en|vulgar|colloquial}} A difficult or confounding [[problem]].
  9. {{lb|en|vulgar|slang|humorous|used with a [[possessive pronoun]]}} Friend. {{defdate|from the 20th ca}}
  10. {{lb|en|vulgar|chiefly|_|AAVE}} [[place|Place]]; [[situation]]
  11. {{lb|en|vulgar|slang|derogatory}} A female [[sexual partner]], typically in [[casual sex|casual]] [[sexual relation]]s
  12. {{lb|en|vulgar|slang|card games|chess}} A [[queen]] [[playing card]] or [[chess piece]].

Verb

  1. {{lb|en|vulgar|intransitive}} To [[behave]] or [[act]] as a [[#Noun|bitch]]; especially, to [[complain]] excessively.
  2. {{lb|en|vulgar|intransitive}} To [[complain]] or [[criticize]] spitefully, often for the sake of complaining rather than in order to have the problem corrected.
  3. {{lb|en|vulgar|transitive}} To [[spoil]], to [[ruin]].

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