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bitchy

[ US /ˈbɪtʃi/ ]
[ UK /bˈɪt‍ʃi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. marked by or arising from malice
    a catty remark

How To Use bitchy In A Sentence

  • Public fascination with the romantic lives of our country's most powerful (mostly single) women is fairly predictable, train-wreck coverage that ranges from whispers of lesbianism to reports of so-called bitchy behavior to completely de-humanizing or hyper-sexualized commentary involving pantsuits. Maegan Carberry: Finding a Man's Love in a Man's World
  • I'm sorry. I know I was bitchy on the phone.
  • Child-d why me. hey that rhymes yayness for me. why is everyone bitchy today. -
  • I'm so bitter and bitchy, I can't even be bothered to pun on that last sentence.
  • But this, I then panic, is nothing but is bitchy of me, wherein lies the discomfort.
  • Get set for the most miserable, petty, bitchy and nasty few weeks you've ever experienced.
  • Our speaking out will irritate some people, get us called bitchy or hypersensitive and disrupt some dinner parties. A Woman's Place
  • Cady begins to be chuffed by her new status; she grows to like obsessing about food, looks and weight and is secretly thrilled by her licence to be bitchy and cruel.
  • I'd rather stay my cynical, sarcastic, bitchy, and satirist self.
  • You heard about feminists and their arguments, and maybe they sounded "shrill" or "churlish" or "bitchy" to your patriarchally-attuned ears. "I'm not that!"
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