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stitch and bitch

stitch and bitch noun: a group that meets for knitting and chat; a session of their pastime.

Noun

stitch and bitch

  1. (slang) A group that meets for knitting and chat; a session of their pastime.

Origin of stitch and bitch

The name has been used since at least World War II; see Wikipedia article.

Questions about stitch and bitch

What does stitch and bitch mean?
Stitch and bitch means a group that meets for knitting and chat; a session of their pastime.
What part of speech is stitch and bitch?
Stitch and bitch is a noun.

Words near stitch and bitch in the dictionary

  1. stishovites
  2. stistaite
  3. stit
  4. stitch
  5. stitch aloft
  6. stitch and bitch
  7. stitch in the ditch
  8. stitch incoming
  9. stitch together
  10. stitch up
  11. stitch-back

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