bitchette
bitchette by downtowngal April 12, 2005
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bitchette
n. a female who has the qualities of a bitch (used to specify between individuals who might both/all be refered to as "bitches")
bitchette by Brian Peltz December 28, 2005
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bitchele
Real name is normally Michele (one 'L'). Biggest bitch you'll ever meet. Looks to deceive. Is nice to face but talk behind back constantly. You can call her Jeffery dahmer because she'll eat your heart out. Manish looking. Looks resembling sea hag, elephants asshole, or a dolphins penis. Pathological lair. Horrible mother. Conceited to the fullest extent. Puts on show but is the biggest pussy. Will stab you in the back at time never expected.
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