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bitch
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bitch
female dog. See also dog.
brood bitch
any female dog used for breeding.
puppy bitch
a female dog from 6 to 12 months of age; used to define a group for competition within the showring.
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It's taken me this long for two reasons, 1) I'm a lazy biatch and 2) I had to dig around in the spider infested greenhouse for the necessary pots etc.
Our radiators burst ... and town floods; THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD BIRD ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Biatch - pronounced Bite-ch - was unanimously chosen by the Reform temple's rabbinic search committee, board of directors and the congregation at large, after a yearlong search that involved interviews with more than a dozen candidates.
RABBI HAPPY TO BE HOME GLENDALE CONGREGATION WELCOMES NEW LEADER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Rabbi Jonathan Biatch "In the 40 years I knew Max, I watched him progress in his professional career as a teacher, child advocate, psychologist, editor, and counselor.
MEMORIAL TO Maxwell J. Schleifer, PhD by The Exceptional Parent
 
 
 
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