Sentence examples for is bitchy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Spiteful or malevolent; catty; malicious; unpleasant.
- What she said—and what she did—was really bitchy.
I love him because he is bitchy.
His Dickinson, "no recluse or saint," is "bitchy, petulant, and seductive, and also a mournful masochistic mouse …" (12).
If he is bitchy and neurotic, he will be eliminated.
In After the Ball your character, Simone, is bitchy, catty and self-serving.
You know, to cover up the fact that the request is bitchy and unnecessary.
You could call me crazy and weird and bossy and nerdy and neurotic and definitely adorkable (thanks for mainstreaming my jam, New Girl marketing team) but one thing I am not is bitchy.
"I kept waiting for the moment of bitchiness, but no one was bitchy," Heti admitted to me during rehearsal that week.
"No need to be bitchy, Bergeron.
"Don't be bitchy," Jasper said.
Are women hardwired to be bitchy?
Hart: "A woman can be powerful and not be bitchy.
