bitchery

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We welcome all kinds of comments, but insults / abuse / general bitchery are not tolerated.

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  1. noun Malicious remarks or spiteful behavior: "the rapidly escalating and darkening volley of nasty political bitchery” (Joe Brown).

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  • We welcome all kinds of comments, but insults / abuse / general bitchery are not tolerated. —  NOGOODFORME.COM
  • Yes indeedy, we'll be savoring Michael Kors 'patented brand of bitchery, and Heidi Klum's squealy' 'Hel-lo!' 'in less than a month (the Season 3 casting special is set for July 12, to be exact). —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
  • Wendy's patented brand of bitchery is still not quite "household" status beyond the greater NYC area, so after the jump, for your listening (dis) pleasure, is the classic (give or take "classic") Wendy vs. Whitney Houston interview from WBLS in 2003. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
  • Desperate Housewives, which desperately needs an infusion of sexiness and bitchery, and get Will Arnett (Gob) to headline something not unwatchable in NBC's cursed Thursday 8: 30 timeslot. —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
  • There's a good deal of deception and bitchery, and oodles of explanation, expiation, and expatiation, none of which clears the playing field satisfactorily but turns the play into a two-hours-plus wordfest, with only a smidgen of action.
 

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