noun
informalAn event or interaction characterized by excessive complaining or spiteful commenting.
- ‘they are currently having a massive bitchfest on Twitter complaining about their fans’
- ‘The problem is that Twitter might feel like a cosy bitchfest - but it isn't.’
- ‘Not every discussion can be a total bitchfest about how half the coaches should be fired and half the players should be cut.’
- ‘This isn't going to be a bitchfest.’
- ‘Like everyone else my favourite moment was the bitchfest that Craig and Bruno had with each other.’
- ‘The sole purpose of the bitchfest seems to be to establish the superiority of their own taste.’
- ‘The war of jealousy between the two cousins is in some ways a classic bitchfest.’
- ‘This kind of bitchfest seems to make poor television.’
- ‘Fortunately today's article is not another nonstop whiny bitchfest.’
- ‘Can you imagine the hilariously entertaining bitchfest that will undoubtedly ensue?’
- ‘Amanda walks out of this bitchfest with her head held high.’
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