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11son of a bitch — 1. n. a despicable person, usually a male. (Rude and derogatory. Abbreviated SOB.) □ Tell that son of a itch to get out of here, but fast. □ Look, you son of a bitch. I’m going to paste you one. 2. n. old buddy. (Used between close male… …
12son of a bitch — I UK / US noun [countable] Word forms son of a bitch : singular son of a bitch plural sons of bitches mainly American offensive an insulting word for someone who you are angry with • be a son of a bitch II UK / US interjection mainly American… …
13son of a bitch — noun a) An objectionable person. ...Count Davia, like a Son of a Bitch as he is, Chopd upon mine and the Duke of Mantuus Equipage, and rubbd off with our Plate, Jewels, and other Knicknacks of Inestimable Value. b) Any objectionable thing. This… …
14son of a bitch — sons of bitches also son of a bitch N COUNT (disapproval) If someone is very angry with another person, or if they want to insult them, they sometimes call them a son of a bitch. [INFORMAL, VERY RUDE] …
15son of a bitch — 1. n. unappealing, worthless person. You are such a son of a bitch. I can t trust you at all. 2. exclam. damn it, darn it (used to express frustration or anger). Son of a bitch! I totally forgot …
16son of a bitch — pl. sons of bitches. Slang (vulgar). 1. a contemptible or thoroughly disagreeable person; scoundrel. 2. a disagreeable matter; a chore. 3. (used as an exclamation of impatience, irritation, astonishment, etc.) Also, son of a bitch. [1705 15] * *… …
17son-of-a-bitch — see son of a bitch …
18Son of a bitch! — mainly American, very informal something that you say in order to show that you are very angry or upset. Son of a bitch! Have you seen what he wrote in this letter? …
19son of a bitch (plural sons of bitches) — informal used as a general term of abuse. → son …
20son of a bitch, you — ‘You’re a ham, you son of a bitch, and you know it,’ says an American man to another in The Philanderer, by Stanley Kauffmann. This comes in the middle of a friendly conversation, and the man addressed takes no offence. The term is similar… …
