| BITCHIER | • bitchier adj. Comparative form of bitchy: more bitchy. • BITCHY adj. catty. |
| BITCHILY | • bitchily adv. (Vulgar) In a bitchy manner. • BITCHY adv. catty. |
| BITCHING | • bitching adj. (Slang) Excellent; outstanding. • bitching adj. (Slang, less common) Awful, terrible. • bitching v. Present participle of bitch. |
| DITCHING | • ditching v. Present participle of ditch. • ditching n. (Aviation) A deliberate crash landing on the sea or other body of water. • DITCH v. to dig a long, narrow excavation in the ground. |
| HITCHIER | • HITCHY adj. inclined to catch. |
| HITCHILY | • hitchily adv. In a hitchy manner. • HITCHY adv. inclined to catch. |
| HITCHING | • hitching v. Present participle of hitch. • hitching n. The act by which something is hitched. • Hitching prop.n. A surname transferred from the given name. |
| ITCHIEST | • itchiest adj. Superlative form of itchy: most itchy. • ITCHY adj. affected with itching. |
| ITCHINGS | • itchings n. Plural of itching. • ITCHING n. a tingling skin sensation. |
| MITCHING | • mitching v. Present participle of mitch. • mitching n. (UK dialectal) Pilfering; skulking. • mitching n. (Ireland, UK regional) Playing truant. |
| PITCHIER | • pitchier adj. Comparative form of pitchy: more pitchy. • PITCHY adj. like pitch. |
| PITCHILY | • pitchily adv. In a pitchy way. • PITCHY adv. like pitch. |
| PITCHING | • pitching v. Present participle of pitch. • pitching n. The act of throwing or casting. • pitching n. The rough paving of a street to a grade with blocks of stone. |
| TITCHIER | • titchier adj. Comparative form of titchy: more titchy. • TITCHY adj. very small, also TICHY, TITCHIE. |
| WITCHIER | • witchier adj. Comparative form of witchy: more witchy. • WITCHY adj. malicious. |
| WITCHING | • witching v. Present participle of witch. • witching adj. (Archaic) bewitching; enchanting. • witching n. An act of witchcraft. |