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Bitch it out

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oristarA
 
Reply Wed 19 May, 2010 07:56 am

Just now I read the magazine Metropolitan, in which there is a title "Bitch It Out". Its content includes "vent here". Well, I guess the title means "to vent like a bitch", or "to bombard".

Am I on the right track?
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engineer
 
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Reply Wed 19 May, 2010 08:23 am
@oristarA,
One slang definition of "bitch" is to complain, the same for "vent". My guess is that "bitch it out" means complain loudly and get it out of your system.
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Reply Wed 19 May, 2010 08:41 pm
@engineer,
Got it.
Thanks
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Reply Wed 19 May, 2010 09:42 pm
@oristarA,
[quoteBitch It Out[/quote]

bet you were onto that answer as quick as
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