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[ UK /hˈɛlkæt/ ]
NOUN
  1. a malicious woman with a fierce temper

How To Use hellcat In A Sentence

  • She's like a hellcat when she gets angry.
  • Five Essex Hellcats spotted a cigar-shaped Mitsubishi Betty and pounced. Whirlwind
  • “She fought like a hellcat, she bit and scratched and kicked,” the driver said. Devil Dog
  • But her tears did prove her human, proved she had a heart and feelings, that she was not the ferocious hellcat he'd once thought her to be.
  • Mary bit his lip, turning into a hellcat, twisting and fighting his hold, trying to scratch his face.
  • It was Edna ‘hellcat’ Broom, aka, the bitch who pushed in front of me in the line at the Commonwealth Bank, and refused to move.
  • She looked so peaceful when she slept yet she was hellcat when she was awake.
  • But now the little hellcat of the man's wife was struggling with him, and he tried to get her off without causing too much harm.
  • Cheered on by a Washington media rooting section that could only be portrayed by a cackling Heath Ledger brought back from the dead and replicated to fill every seat at Politico, Edwards is now caricatured as a shrill, unhinged she-devil rending her garments in airports and slicing the Achilles tendons of underlings with the vicious alacrity of a demanding hellcat. Tom Watson: The Cartooning of Elizabeth Edwards
  • ( "hellcat" Ida & slapping prostitute), and (as you suggest) combination good-mother/bad-mother (Peggy). Apple iPhone New Mobile Phone
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