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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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Having to wing it by picking on a group of people (including a drag queen named Tina Sparkle, Darren who worked in Next and a guy with a Jedward haircut) to deliver her off-the-cuff bitchiness and an audience-participation competition meant at least some of the set was fresh.
REVIEW by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
In Beijing we did the job, we worked really hard and there's no clique, no bitchiness.
Going for gold; SPORT SHORTS: SWIMMING by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Created by Liverpool playwright Andy Quayle, it stars Merseyside favourites Roy Brandon, Shaun Mason, Danny O'Brien, Leanne Campbell, Lynne Fitzgerald and Jasmine Joel in "a tale of love, jealousy, bitchiness and loads of botox".
Theatre's premiere in-house show; ARTS DIARY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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