biatch

noun

bi·​atch ˈbē-ˌäch 

plural biatches

sometimes offensive

—used for bitch chiefly in informal speech and in representations of such speech

—often used for comedic effect

The little biatch of a blue loading bar glides across the screen tauntingly. "Your turn to purchase tickets is coming soon."

—Alex Casey

The makers of this film didn't even seem to realize that they had a good thing with these five badass biatches.

—Jeffrey M. Anderson

Word History

First Known Use

1986, in the meaning defined above