Biddy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIDDY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a chicken or hen; an old woman, usually somewhat derogatory
• a woman, especially an elderly one, regarded as annoying or interfering
• woman, esp an old gossipy one
• A name used in calling a hen or chicken.
• An Irish serving woman or girl.
• adult female chicken
• young bird especially of domestic fowl
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a hen

Words related to BIDDY

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Words that contain BIDDY

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How to use BIDDY in a sentence

• The door was opened by a stout, red-armed lump of a woman, who, in reply to my question, said her name was Bridget, but Biddy they calls her mostly.
• That afternoon she left her baby with Biddy for a couple of hours, went away by herself into the garden, sat down upon a stone and thought.
• She wondered if Biddy were drunk, she seemed to dance about so at her ironing-table, and wondered if she must dismiss her, and who could supply her place.
• But the song was too much for Haggin, who, as soon as he had landed, whistled Biddy to him and strode rapidly away from the beach.
• And, like Biddy and Terrence, he delighted in nigger-chasing, which, in turn, was a matter of training.
• Then he left and we vacated the state parlour at once for the kitchen, where my sister and Biddy were sitting.
• Sandford and Marcia came down to breakfast, he had established an intimacy with Biddy that was quite charming to look upon.
• Biddy was now summoned to call Charles, and see if he would breakfast.
• Flanagan was the first up the next morning, for the purpose of keeping an appointment which he had with Biddy Neil, whom we have already introduced to the reader.
• The evidence of Biddy Nulty, some of the other servants, and the Bodagh, who identified some of the notes, was quite sufficient against him, with respect to the robbery.
• Her chief companion was Biddy Nulty, whom she exempted from her usual employment whenever she wished that Connor should be the topic of their conversation.
• Now go in, Biddy, and leave me to myself for a little.
• The Sherwood family were not exempt from this experience, for Biddy raised a storm because Dinah seemed to be made more of than she was herself.
• Biddy stepped right in and raised them, with thirteen of her own.
• The hen, a slate-colored and maternal-appearing biddy, seemed to realize that something unusual was afoot.
• What do you do in Ireland the night before Christmas, Biddy Mary? MEENY.
• Do you have a Christmas tree like we do in Germany? BIDDY MARY.
• And Biddy Mary and Paddy Mike they brought the candle.
• To each of my worthy companions and friends, Miss Biddy Lloyd, Miss Fanny Alston, Miss Rachel Biddulph, and Miss Cartright Campbell, I bequeath five guineas for a ring.
• I am sure she would have wanted us to know her Scots home, so Biddy and I are going to Champertoun for Christmas.
• Then, she said, she hoped to come back to Priorsford for a little, while Biddy went on to London.
• I have been wondering, Biddy, how this will affect your chances.
• Pamela, on hearing the news, rushed down from London to congratulate Jean and her Biddy in person.
• But as she thought of Biddy, she sprang out of bed, and leaning out of the window she turned her face to Little St.
• Who or what was Mintie? Mintie was a bantam biddy, very small, white as snow, and very pretty.
• She told the children she would give them a little supper of cakes and pears and grapes, and it would be ready as soon as Biddy could bring the ice-cream from down street.

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