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b-word

Noun: b-word (plural b-words)

1. A euphemistic way of referring to the swear word "b*tch".

Example sentences:

• He called her a nasty b-word and stormed out of the room.
• The teacher scolded the student for using inappropriate words, particularly the b-word.

Adjective: b-word (comparative more b-word, superlative most b-word)

1. Used to describe something as unpleasant or undesirable.

Example sentences:

• After their fight, the atmosphere in the room became extremely b-word.
• He had a b-word day at work, dealing with difficult customers.

Verb: b-word (third-person singular simple present b-words, present participle b-wording, simple past and past participle b-worded)

1. To criticize or complain about something or someone.

Example sentences:

• She can't help but constantly b-word about her job.
• He always finds something to b-word about, no matter how good things are.

Interjection: b-word!

1. An exclamation of frustration, annoyance, or anger.

Example sentences:

• B-word! I can't believe I missed the bus again!
• B-word! Why won't this computer stop freezing?