harridan

The harridan had probably put her daughter up to it!

The need for constant attendance and she had the look of a real harridan.

But the harridan was too busy laughing at her success.

She was going to be difficult, the old harridan.

The moment my wife took up with those harridans, the result was inevitable."

If that makes her a harridan, so be it.

Clearly, the man doted on the little harridan to want her back at all.

But that harridan mother of hers never had any patience with her daughter.

All except for one elderly gentleman following a woman who looked like a harridan.

That would teach the old harridan to block the aisle.

She was a tall bony harridan, dressed all in black.

She turned on him like a harridan, telling him to mind his own business.

Then the rest of our flight was pursuing the survivor toward the Harridans.

Of course I would not require the child to marry a harridan."

She had never seen anything really useful around that white-haired harridan.

In some trick of perception, the black harridan strained forward.

The publicist felt the movie made her client out to be an angry harridan.

Wait till I tell him how you put down that old harridan.'

So that was the story on these wretched harridans!

"So how have you three harridans treated your mothers?"

He did this despite the fact that the old harridan had been in a foul temper for decades.

He saw no reason to tell this old harridan what he had guessed.

No, you're not a fool, unless you go back and work for the old harridan."

Or a harridan who shoves past you with a good elbow dig?