bitch
noun
[ bɪtʃ ]
• a female dog, wolf, fox, or otter.
• a spiteful, unpleasant, or disliked woman.
• a difficult or unpleasant situation or thing.
• "working the night shift is a bitch"
Similar:
nightmare,
bastard,
bummer,
… from hell,
swine,
pig,
stinker,
complaint,
moan,
grumble,
gripe,
grouse,
grouch,
beef,
bellyache,
whinge,
bugger,
sod,
• a complaint.
• "my big bitch is that there's nothing new here"
bitch
verb
• make spitefully critical comments.
• "everybody was bitching about their colleagues"
Similar:
be spiteful about,
criticize,
find fault with,
run down,
cast aspersions on,
speak ill of,
slander,
malign,
complain,
moan,
grumble,
grouse,
grouch,
gripe,
knock,
pull to pieces,
take apart,
do a hatchet job on,
whinge,
bad-mouth,
trash,
twine,
slag off,
rubbish,
Origin:
Old English bicce, of Germanic origin.
