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Meanings of biddy in English
Usage of biddy in English
1
The old biddy nearly stroked out because the schnauzer had a hard-on.
2
He reached in and grabbed, and the incensed biddy pecked viciously.
3
There's an old biddy bit of us that wants to say.
4
Mintie was a bantam biddy, very small, white as snow, and very pretty.
5
She was, according to Lisa, a nosy, eccentric, tart-tongued old biddy.
6
He'd biddy wid abboidmeds for the red ob the day.
7
I'm not sure but what it sounds like some biddy in a barroom brawl.
8
Photograph: BBC The tankard's back in the old biddy's hands.
9
The old biddy who'd been watching frowned and moved on.
10
I figured that old biddy would of been listening in.
11
The titless old biddy's suspicions had upset him greatly.
12
One old biddy accused him of snuffng her poodle.
13
Red biddy is sweet and thick, dried dead blood.
14
But you know, Bessie, maybe we could sell a wee biddy piece of it, sort of.
15
The old biddy was always in the way.
16
The old biddy had been living up there for so long, I forgot she was there.
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Biddy through the time