biddy in Russian
biddy in Russian is [[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]], мила́шка, цы́почка — biddy means an informal, often unkind term for an older woman seen as fussy or gossipy.
biddy in Russian
[[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]]
Pronounced: [[staryy|staraya]] [[spletnitsa]]
(derogatory) A woman, especially an old woman; especially one regarded as fussy or mean or a gossipy busybody.
мила́шка
Pronounced: milashka
(uncommon) An attractive girl.
цы́почка
Pronounced: tsypochka
(uncommon) An attractive girl.
цы́па
Pronounced: tsypa
A name used in calling a hen or chicken, often as "biddy-biddy-biddy".
What does "biddy" mean?
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noun An informal, often unkind term for an older woman seen as fussy or gossipy.
"The old biddy next door complains about every little noise."
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noun A call used to summon a hen or chicken.
"She called "here, biddy, biddy" as she scattered the feed."
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biddy in a sentence
- The old biddy next door complains about every little noise.
- She called "here, biddy, biddy" as she scattered the feed.
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What is "biddy" in Russian?
"biddy" in Russian is [[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]], мила́шка, цы́почка. biddy means: An informal, often unkind term for an older woman seen as fussy or gossipy.
How do you pronounce [[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]]?
"biddy" in Russian is [[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]], pronounced "[[staryy|staraya]] [[spletnitsa]]".
How do you use "biddy" in a sentence?
Example: "The old biddy next door complains about every little noise." In Russian, "biddy" is [[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]], мила́шка, цы́почка.
Are there other ways to say "biddy" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "biddy": [[старый|ста́рая]] [[спле́тница]], мила́шка, цы́почка, цы́па.
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