biddy

"Why would I let some old biddies in the community stop me?"

You take extra work from those old biddies so you'll know everything that's going on.

"I expect one of these old church biddies ran her off from the mourning."

Jake told me he ran off those two old biddies from Boston.

It is for this project that the three Biddies began writing music as an ensemble.

"Those old welfare biddies will find her a fine family to live with.

That's much worse than what those old biddies could do to him."

I knew the green men did for him, although these old biddies wouldn't tell me for sure.

The clerk summoned his two old biddies, and they whispered together.

Looked ready to be blown away, the old biddies.

Hell, we may even get real eggs one of these days if those biddies keep growing at this rate."

It was more than the smug looks she'd been getting from some of the town biddies as the story made the rounds.

The old biddies in charge of the dormitories search them regularly.

If those biddies will let you, she thought.

But the biddies and codgers were getting harder to shake.

All six of my biddies clucked and dusted themselves in the sun.

I bet those old biddies the Clancys told you to come and try to improve me.

"Leave them biddies be," a fat woman was screaming.

At least Octavia has learned to laugh at the old biddies.

I've never hit a woman in my life, and I certainly didn't get into a fight with either of the old biddies at the manor.'

I heard the old biddies muttering something at the Wakes' to that effect."

Just think," he said, "all the old biddies who have been quacking about us will finally stop."

The biddies came over to him and whispered.

That was unusual, but Hoa had his hands full babysitting the three biddies.