biddy meaning

• Noun: biddy  bidee
  1. Adult female chicken
     - hen 
  2. Young bird especially of domestic fowl
     - chick

  Derived forms: biddies

  Type of: chicken, chook [Austral, NZ], Gallus gallus, young bird

  Encyclopedia: Biddy

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  [British slang]
  Noun. 1. A woman, usually referring to an elderly woman and often reinforced with the word old. E.g."I suggest you don't go to the post office on a Thursday, that's when all the old biddies collect their pension money and the queues are terrible.”
  2. A head louse, and occ. any skin/hair parasite such as a flea. Usually in the plural, as biddies. E.g."First day at school and my youngest came home with a head full of biddies.”
  Adj: Small.
  

• Evidently biddy had taught joe to write.
• Is that old biddy still with you?
• Joe and biddy were very sympathetic and pleasant when i spoke of our approaching separation.
• "it's my wedding-day, " cried biddy, in a burst of happiness
• "yet a gentleman should not be unjust neither, " said biddy, turning away her head
• "biddy, " said i, after binding her to a secrecy, " i want to be a gentleman.
• "biddy, " said i, with some severity, " i have particular reasons for wanting to be a gentleman.
• Unripe biddy child still can be married near neighbour, be delivered of the boy to be buried at battlefield to death between barren grass
• Try to convince Biddy to shut up and let me concentrate.
• It occurs to me that Biddy and I are just alike.

• "biddy" meaning in Chinese: n. 〔美，英方〕小鸡，鸡。 n. 〔俚语〕大惊小怪[小题大作]的人。
• "biddy" meaning in Japanese: {人名} : ビディー◆女
• "biddy" meaning in Russian: 1) _ам. _разг. служанка-ирландка2) _ам. _сл. склочница3) _...
• "biddy" meaning in French: n. poule; femme de ménage; concierge, piplette, femme ba...