Biddies Meaning in English
word · lemma: biddy
Definition
'Biddies' is a colloquial and sometimes affectionate term for elderly women, often used for a group of old ladies. It can also mean chickens, especially hens, in informal speech.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and sometimes mildly mocking or playful. Common in rural or older settings. When referring to women, 'biddies' may sound patronizing, so use with care. Used for elderly women who gossip or gather together. As 'chickens,' mainly heard in rural English or older texts.
Example Sentences
The three old biddies sat together in the park.
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Grandpa feeds the biddies every morning on the farm.
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Look at those noisy biddies gossiping over there.
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Back in my hometown, the biddies always know everyone’s business.
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Don’t mind the biddies clucking outside—it’s just the hens making a racket.
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Those old biddies can be harsh, but they mean well.
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