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bitchiness

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bitch·y  (bch)
adj. bitch·i·er, bitch·i·est Slang
1. Malicious, spiteful, or overbearing.
2. In a bad mood; irritable or cranky.

bitchi·ly adv.
bitchi·ness n.
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Noun1.bitchiness - malevolence by virtue of being malicious or spiteful or nasty
malevolency, malice, malevolence - the quality of threatening evil


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Other people to discard: compulsively competitive quipmakers, sexually inappropriate drunks, shirt-tucked-in people who won't eat the cupcakes in an abspatting display of body hatred, and gay men who mistake bitchiness for wit, especially the ones who think every woman on camera deserves comments like "What's she wearing?
The one thing neither has lost is a flair for bitchiness, of the, ``Oh, hello darling, I thought you were dead,'' variety.
The hyperbolic bitchiness of the Davis star persona is payback for her proximity to these racialized bodies and in particular for her "masculine" attempts to dominate those racialized bodies.
 
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