Slang and uncoventional english part 12

A broader range has permitted inclusion of many Caribbean entries, for instance, which merit inclusion but might not meet a stringent pure-s!ang-only test. Our only real deviation from Partridge's inclusion criteria is a much diminished body of nicknames. The regiment nicknames that populate Partridge's work no longer fulfil the language function that they did in the United Kingdom of Partridge's day. | 59 bitch bit of hod 1989. put the bitch on someone to file criminalcharges accusing someone of being a habitual criminal s. 1972 bitch verb 1 to complain us. 1918. 2 to inform on someone uk. 2000. 3 to identify and punish someone as a habitualcriminalus. 1976. 4 to ruin something uk. 1823 bitch about verb to be unreliable and troublesome to change or renegotiate arrangements uk 1959 bitch-ass adjective weak effeminate us. 2002 bitch-ass nigga noun a weak or effeminate black male us. 1995 bitch bar noun anything that serves as a hand grip for a motorcyle passenger. Biker motorcyle usage alluding to a female passenger us 2000 bitch basket noun a Volkswagen Cabriolet us. 1997 bitch bath noun a cleaning of the body using little water powder or other odour-masking agents us. 1953 bitch blow noun a violent blow Bahamas. 1982 bitch box noun a public address loudspeaker system us. 1945 bitchcakes adjective aggressive us. 2004 bitchen bitching adjective excellent us. 1957 bitchen twitchen adjective excellent us. 1982 bitcher noun a habitual criminalus. 1963 bitches Christmas noun Halloween. A glorious homosexual holiday erotic and exotic us. 1964 bitch fight noun a quarrelbetween ostentatiously effeminate male homosexuals us 1964 bitch fit noun a temper tantrum us. 1969 bitch hook noun an all-purpose quick-release hook for use with a tractor and chain Canada. 1992 Bitchin Betty noun in the Canadian Air Force an automatic audible vocal warning system of danger Canada. 1995 bitching noun the act of complaining about or disparaging someone or something. From the verb bitch to complain us. 1953 bitching adjective used as a negative intensifier. An abbreviation of son-of-a-bitching us. 1928 bitching week noun on an Atlantic weather ship the third week of a four week tour of station. Derives from bitch to complain as this is the time when tempers are shortest 1963 bitch kitty noun an excellent instance of or example of something us 1944 bitch lamp noun an improvised lamp us 1960

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