Definition of bitchery in English:

bitchery

nounˈbɪtʃəriˈbiCH(ə)rē

mass nouninformal

Malicious or spiteful behaviour.
Example sentencesExamples
- Was it only me that had all of this misanthropic bitchery floating around my head 24x7?
- She might make a start with bitchery, for which she has a taste but no touch.
- Are we approaching frothy adolescent bitchery with undue gravity or just giving it its due in girls' lives?
- Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two-shoes, a smartarse.
- The whole place floats on a sea of brilliant bitchery.
- So I went on to my evening of dinner and stitch and bitchery with my girlfriend N (who actually came over to get some DVDs and books from me) with a fairly clear conscience.
- This is part of his charm; the mixture of solid history and acute bitchery have proved an attractive combination to millions - by picking up the foibles of the famous, he makes them more human.
- Among my own dinner-party companions the bitchery has centred on Linda's body language when she exited the jungle - how she seemed to visibly recoil from her husband, then rushed to cuddle her daughter.
- He refused to participate in the trite chit-chat and bitchery which is the routine content of the weekly eviction show.
- Lots of cast bitchery was pointed out.
- Her rendition of ‘Love for Sale’ and the refined bitchery of ‘Is it the Girl? Or is it the Gown?’ were standouts.
- Which left: intellectual doodling, abstract bitchery, injokes chasing their own tails.
- The two films are blood relatives, but Charlotte has a worse play, more gore, and enough bitchery to fill several outrageous freak shows.
- Since she had singled me out for her raving bitchery, I figured she thought I was the lead guy, despite my obviously taking orders from other people.
- What occurs is a meal from hell comprising of inedible food, accompanied by a cascade of bitchery and innuendo from the hostess, and ill-concealed contempt and bad manners from the guests.
- Apologies if this comes over as pointless bitchery, but it seems there's trouble in the London News Review / The Friday Thing / London By London camp - just look here.
- It emerges that her licentious bitchery means only that she loves Ford; he lovers her, too.
- Then I did a despicable thing. ‘Well, Peter Sellers is dead,’ I said with a bitchery equal to hers.
- These happy few, this band of brothers rescued America from the divisive partisan bitchery of hacks.
- It should give us some insight into why his fans were so obsessed, five gruelling nights a week, with celebrity, bitchery and bodily functions.

Definition of bitchery in US English:

bitchery

nounˈbiCH(ə)rē

informal

Bitchy behavior.
Example sentencesExamples
- He refused to participate in the trite chit-chat and bitchery which is the routine content of the weekly eviction show.
- What occurs is a meal from hell comprising of inedible food, accompanied by a cascade of bitchery and innuendo from the hostess, and ill-concealed contempt and bad manners from the guests.
- Lots of cast bitchery was pointed out.
- Then I did a despicable thing. ‘Well, Peter Sellers is dead,’ I said with a bitchery equal to hers.
- It emerges that her licentious bitchery means only that she loves Ford; he lovers her, too.
- So I went on to my evening of dinner and stitch and bitchery with my girlfriend N (who actually came over to get some DVDs and books from me) with a fairly clear conscience.
- Are we approaching frothy adolescent bitchery with undue gravity or just giving it its due in girls' lives?
- Was it only me that had all of this misanthropic bitchery floating around my head 24x7?
- Apologies if this comes over as pointless bitchery, but it seems there's trouble in the London News Review / The Friday Thing / London By London camp - just look here.
- This is part of his charm; the mixture of solid history and acute bitchery have proved an attractive combination to millions - by picking up the foibles of the famous, he makes them more human.
- Since she had singled me out for her raving bitchery, I figured she thought I was the lead guy, despite my obviously taking orders from other people.
- Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two-shoes, a smartarse.
- Which left: intellectual doodling, abstract bitchery, injokes chasing their own tails.
- Her rendition of ‘Love for Sale’ and the refined bitchery of ‘Is it the Girl? Or is it the Gown?’ were standouts.
- These happy few, this band of brothers rescued America from the divisive partisan bitchery of hacks.
- The two films are blood relatives, but Charlotte has a worse play, more gore, and enough bitchery to fill several outrageous freak shows.
- She might make a start with bitchery, for which she has a taste but no touch.
- It should give us some insight into why his fans were so obsessed, five gruelling nights a week, with celebrity, bitchery and bodily functions.
- Among my own dinner-party companions the bitchery has centred on Linda's body language when she exited the jungle - how she seemed to visibly recoil from her husband, then rushed to cuddle her daughter.
- The whole place floats on a sea of brilliant bitchery.

单词	bitchery
释义	Definition of bitchery in English: bitchery nounˈbɪtʃəriˈbiCH(ə)rē mass nouninformal Malicious or spiteful behaviour. Example sentencesExamples Was it only me that had all of this misanthropic bitchery floating around my head 24x7? She might make a start with bitchery, for which she has a taste but no touch. Are we approaching frothy adolescent bitchery with undue gravity or just giving it its due in girls' lives? Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two-shoes, a smartarse. The whole place floats on a sea of brilliant bitchery. So I went on to my evening of dinner and stitch and bitchery with my girlfriend N (who actually came over to get some DVDs and books from me) with a fairly clear conscience. This is part of his charm; the mixture of solid history and acute bitchery have proved an attractive combination to millions - by picking up the foibles of the famous, he makes them more human. Among my own dinner-party companions the bitchery has centred on Linda's body language when she exited the jungle - how she seemed to visibly recoil from her husband, then rushed to cuddle her daughter. He refused to participate in the trite chit-chat and bitchery which is the routine content of the weekly eviction show. Lots of cast bitchery was pointed out. Her rendition of ‘Love for Sale’ and the refined bitchery of ‘Is it the Girl? Or is it the Gown?’ were standouts. Which left: intellectual doodling, abstract bitchery, injokes chasing their own tails. The two films are blood relatives, but Charlotte has a worse play, more gore, and enough bitchery to fill several outrageous freak shows. Since she had singled me out for her raving bitchery, I figured she thought I was the lead guy, despite my obviously taking orders from other people. What occurs is a meal from hell comprising of inedible food, accompanied by a cascade of bitchery and innuendo from the hostess, and ill-concealed contempt and bad manners from the guests. Apologies if this comes over as pointless bitchery, but it seems there's trouble in the London News Review / The Friday Thing / London By London camp - just look here. It emerges that her licentious bitchery means only that she loves Ford; he lovers her, too. Then I did a despicable thing. ‘Well, Peter Sellers is dead,’ I said with a bitchery equal to hers. These happy few, this band of brothers rescued America from the divisive partisan bitchery of hacks. It should give us some insight into why his fans were so obsessed, five gruelling nights a week, with celebrity, bitchery and bodily functions. Definition of bitchery in US English: bitchery nounˈbiCH(ə)rē informal Bitchy behavior. Example sentencesExamples He refused to participate in the trite chit-chat and bitchery which is the routine content of the weekly eviction show. What occurs is a meal from hell comprising of inedible food, accompanied by a cascade of bitchery and innuendo from the hostess, and ill-concealed contempt and bad manners from the guests. Lots of cast bitchery was pointed out. Then I did a despicable thing. ‘Well, Peter Sellers is dead,’ I said with a bitchery equal to hers. It emerges that her licentious bitchery means only that she loves Ford; he lovers her, too. So I went on to my evening of dinner and stitch and bitchery with my girlfriend N (who actually came over to get some DVDs and books from me) with a fairly clear conscience. Are we approaching frothy adolescent bitchery with undue gravity or just giving it its due in girls' lives? Was it only me that had all of this misanthropic bitchery floating around my head 24x7? Apologies if this comes over as pointless bitchery, but it seems there's trouble in the London News Review / The Friday Thing / London By London camp - just look here. This is part of his charm; the mixture of solid history and acute bitchery have proved an attractive combination to millions - by picking up the foibles of the famous, he makes them more human. Since she had singled me out for her raving bitchery, I figured she thought I was the lead guy, despite my obviously taking orders from other people. Put yourself above bitchery at your peril; you'll become a goody two-shoes, a smartarse. Which left: intellectual doodling, abstract bitchery, injokes chasing their own tails. Her rendition of ‘Love for Sale’ and the refined bitchery of ‘Is it the Girl? Or is it the Gown?’ were standouts. These happy few, this band of brothers rescued America from the divisive partisan bitchery of hacks. The two films are blood relatives, but Charlotte has a worse play, more gore, and enough bitchery to fill several outrageous freak shows. She might make a start with bitchery, for which she has a taste but no touch. It should give us some insight into why his fans were so obsessed, five gruelling nights a week, with celebrity, bitchery and bodily functions. Among my own dinner-party companions the bitchery has centred on Linda's body language when she exited the jungle - how she seemed to visibly recoil from her husband, then rushed to cuddle her daughter. The whole place floats on a sea of brilliant bitchery.
随便看	with it with-it with it with knobs on with leaden steps (with legs) like jelly with legs like jelly with luck with malice aforethought with maximum force with might and main with might and main with misgivings with much loss with much sacrifice with much suffering withness with no attempt at concealment with no axe to grind with no bother with no chance of success with no doubts about with no holds barred with no ill consequences with no ill effects