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noun

a female dog: The bowwow won outset place in the sporting dogs category.

a female person of canines more often than not.

Slang.

1. a malicious, unpleasant, selfish person, especially a woman.
2. a lewd woman.
3. Disparaging and Offensive. any woman.

Slang.

1. a complaint. Meet also bitch session.
2. anything difficult or unpleasant: That test was a real bowwow.
3. anything memorable, peculiarly something exceptionally good: Yous threw one bitch of a party last nighttime.

Slang. a person who is submissive or subservient to someone, commonly in a humiliating way: Tom is and so her bowwow—he never questions what she decides.

Slang.

1. a human being who willingly or unwillingly submits to the will and command of a ascendant partner in a sexual relationship, peculiarly with another human, as in prison bowwow:Watch out, or your cellmate volition make you lot his prison bowwow.
2. a gay homo who assumes the passive or female role in a sexual human relationship.

verb (used without object)

Slang. to mutter; gripe: They bitched about the service, then about the bill.

verb (used with object)

Slang. to spoil; boggle (sometimes followed by upward): He bitched the job completely. Y'all really bitched upwardly this math trouble.

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Idioms about bitch

sit / ride bowwow, to sit uncomfortably between two others in the middle of the front or dorsum seat of a automobile, peculiarly one with a raised section in the eye resulting in beingness forced to bring 1's knees upwards in a bent position: When I was young, I was the smallest, and then I was always stuck sitting bitch. Please don't make me ride bitch once again!

Origin of bowwow

Showtime recorded before k; Eye English bicche, Onetime English language bicce; cognate with Old Norse bikkja

historical usage of bowwow

How shocked and offended will people be if you use this discussion? Well, that all depends on how you lot are using it and what you are referring to. Originally, bitch simply meant a female dog, and it still does. But around the yr 1400, it gained currency as a disparaging term for a adult female, originally specifically "a lewd or sensual adult female," and then more generally "a malicious or unpleasant woman." The word is first found used this manner in the Chester Plays of the 1400's, which has the line "Who callest thousand queine, skabde biche?," translated by one writer into modern English as "Who are you calling a whore, you lot miserable bowwow?" By the 1800'south, bitch was considered "the about offensive appellation that can be given to an English language woman," to the point where people started using euphemisms for the literal sense, such every bit lady dog and she dog.
Only language keeps evolving, and bowwow tin can now also be applied to a human being, to a complaint, and to any difficult or unpleasant thing or situation. Used equally a verb, nosotros can talk about complaining ("bitching and moaning"), or bungling things ("bitching something up"), or riding in an uncomfortable position in a car ("sitting bowwow"). When used in whatsoever of these ways, it'due south more slang than vulgarity, more colorful interjection than cause for criminal offence. In fact, bitch has been reclaimed by some women equally a self-referential term of empowerment. Withal, care must be taken—there is a large divergence between bitching about a woman and calling her a bitch! (Though it's O.Thou. to telephone call her female dog that.)

popular references for bitch

— The Bitch Manifesto: Classic feminist commodity (1970) written by Jo Freeman under the pen proper name Joreen. It reclaimed the give-and-take "bitch" as a term of empowerment rather than ane of corruption.
— Bitch: A feminist magazine commenting on pop culture and media, founded in 1996.
—Bitch: The phase name of a politically outspoken female rock singer/violinist and extra.
— Skinny Bitch: A nutrition book (2005) written by Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin.
— No One'south the Bitch: A book (2009), website, and forum that supports mother and stepmother relationships. Started by Jennifer Newcomb Marine and Carol Marine.
—Stitch 'n Bitch: A network of groups of people who knit and crochet.

OTHER WORDS FROM bitch

su·per·bitch, substantive

Quotations related to bitch

• "The rogues slighted me into the river with as little remorse as they would have drowned a bitch's blind puppies. "

  -Falstaff Merry Wives of Windsor, act III, scene Five (1602)

• "We're all nervous every bit a wolf bitch in heat. "

  -Paul Engle The Last Whiskey Loving cup The Great American Parade (1935)

• "Bitch: … the about offensive appellation that can be given to an English woman, even more provoking than that of whore, every bit may be gathered from the regular Billingsgate or St. Giles'southward answers, 'I may be a whore, but tin't be a bitch.' "

  -Francis Grose Classical Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue (1785)

• "The bitch that I mean is not a dog. "

  -English language proverbial saying Gnomologia: Adagies and Proverbs; Wise Sentences and Witty Sayings, Ancient and Modern, Strange and British (1732)

• "Kind of a Bowwow: Why I Like Hillary Clinton "

  -Camille Paglia Vamps & Tramps: New Essays (1995)

• "What a bitch of a thing prose is! It is never finished, there is e'er something to exist washed over. "

  -Gustave Flaubert, in a letter of the alphabet to Louise Colet The Selected Letters of Gustave Flaubert (1953)

• "He's my bitch, and when he says my name, we just sell that many more records. "

  -David Lee Roth, talking about Sammy Hagar Everybody Wants Some: The Van Halen Saga (2007)

• "I liked the thought of having me a kept senator. You might say he'due south my bitch. "

  -Stanford Diehl Angel in the Front Room, Devil Out Back (2001)

• "Sometimes you lot just have to terminate and bowwow about the roses. "

  -Human to woman, in a cartoon by Christopher Weyant The New Yorker (Dec 20, 2004)

Words nearby bitch

bit, bitartrate, flake betwixt i'southward teeth, bitbrace, chip by flake, bitch, bitchery, bitchface, bitchfest, bowwow goddess, bitchin'

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Words related to bitch

floozy, harlot, hussy, slut, tart, tramp, vamp, wench, whore, witch, carp, crab, criticize, fuss, gripe, bickering, grumble, grump, moan, whine

How to use bowwow in a sentence

• After the death of Ginsburg, liberal groups were particularly sharp in recent calls for Breyer to, in the words of Danny DeVito, "retire bitch."

• The Beer Club event will showcase the 7 Locks Surrender Dorothy beer, office of the sour series Bitch Monkey.

• Her Aretha is an imperious bitch who usually doesn't react to good news, scowls when anyone dares challenge her, rarely raises her voice except in song and seems utterly devoid of joy.

• The existent Aretha, it's no secret, could be an imperious bitch.

• The document detailing the federal charges says the men used sexist language when discussing the governor, including the word "bitch."

• The teens also taunted the female parent, who was wearing a turban, calling her a "Bitch with facial hair."

• According to their correspondence, Steenkamp objected to him playing "Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe" on the motorcar radio before that twenty-four hours.

• Fox News producers nicknamed the Palins "The Bitch" and "The Eskimo."

• Weird, sexy, and ambitious as it is, "Work Bitch" is simply a quirky one-off treat on Britney Jean.

• The 'Piece of work Bitch' vocaliser's music is beingness used to scare off Somali pirates.

• They were speedily rescued; following which Ginger Bitch gave birth to the outset of a large litter of pups.

• Ginger Bowwow was allowed to go free because she was daily expected to give birth to pups.

• The Wolf stay'd till he had almost loaded once more, only the Bitch making a not bad Noise, at last left u.s. and went bated.

• Bowwow, ram, buck and sow went the same mode, and there was a day when even mare was prohibited.

British Dictionary definitions for bitch

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substantive

a female domestic dog or other female canine animal, such as a wolf

offensive, slang a malicious, spiteful, or fibroid woman

slang a complaint

slang a difficult situation or problem

slang a person who acts equally a subordinate or slave to another person

verb informal

(intr) to complain; mumble

to carry (towards) in a spiteful or malicious manner

(tr, oftentimes foll by upward) to botch; bungle

Give-and-take Origin for bitch

One-time English bicce

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