bitch out
To yell at someone really angrily, OR to be a coward and quit on something you promised to do.
Meanings
To scold or berate someone very angrily and harshly.
"The coach totally bitched out the players after they lost the easy game."
To back down from a commitment, challenge, or confrontation in a cowardly or weak way.
"He said he'd fight, but he totally bitched out at the last second."
Highly vulgar; used primarily in American English informal speech. The transitive sense ('bitch someone out') means to scold aggressively. The intransitive/reflexive sense ('bitch out') means to back down or lose nerve. Avoid in professional or formal settings. More common among younger speakers.
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