biddy
/ˈbɪdi/
noun
- An old woman, especially one who is gossipy or meddlesome.
- My aunt can be a bit of a biddy when she starts asking personal questions.
- The old biddy at the corner store always comments on what people buy.
- The neighborhood biddy spent all afternoon watching from her window.
- A hen or chicken.
- The farmer called the hens his old biddies.
- The biddy clucked loudly when I approached the coop.
- We raised a dozen biddies in the backyard last spring.