Associations to the word «Biddy»
Noun
- Pip
- Bridget
- Dinah
- Vane
- Baxter
- Ishmael
- Mamma
- Flanagan
- Winnie
- Anvil
- Susie
- Maureen
- Giles
- Terence
- Hen
- Carolyn
- Pamela
- Midwife
- Isabel
- Rectory
- Byrne
- Apron
- Sewing
- Parlour
- Dormitory
- Chick
- Mason
- Bazaar
- Polly
- Joe
- Dolly
- Aaron
- Forge
- Clare
- Papa
- Doll
- Mister
- Lennon
- Mistress
- Miss
- Ned
- Fanny
- Shaking
- Sullivan
- Whisper
- Ellen
- Kitty
- Connor
- Kitchen
- Maid
- Dame
- Expectation
- Niece
- Jerry
- Kerry
- Pike
- Lighthouse
- Dear
- Pier
- Candy
- Cake
- Silver
- Cloak
- Nurse
- Pat
- Sure
- Penny
- Acceptance
- Joshua
- Wanting
- Sally
- Pity
- Blessing
Adjective
Wiktionary
BIDDY, noun. (pejorative) A woman, especially an old woman; especially one regarded as fussy or mean or a gossipy busybody.
BIDDY, noun. (uncommon) An attractive little girl.
BIDDY, noun. (archaic) (colloquial) An Irish maidservant.
BIDDY, noun. (by extension) (derogatory) An Irishwoman
BIDDY, noun. A name used in calling a hen or chicken, often as "biddy-biddy-biddy".
BIDDY, noun. (US) Alternative spelling of bittie
BIDDY, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Bridget.
BIDDY, proper noun. Surname, Scottish origin
Dictionary definition
BIDDY, noun. Adult female chicken.
BIDDY, noun. Young bird especially of domestic fowl.
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