Obs. [f. BITCH sb.1 sense 2.] intr. a. To frequent the company of lewd women. b. To call any one ‘bitch.’
1675. Cotton, Poet. Wks. (1765), 177. Jove, thou now art going a Bitching. Ibid. (1687), Aeneid Burl. (1692), 43.
1709. Ramb. Fuddle-Caps, 6. In wonderful Rage went to Cursing and Bitching.
