Hellcat ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Hellcat ( noun )

A woman who is fierce, difficult or violent.

Origin:

The word hellcat comes from the combination of the word hell and cat. it first appeared in the english language in the late 18th century. it is used to describe a fierce, difficult or violent woman.

Examples:

1. The boss's wife was a hellcat, always causing trouble.
2. She had a reputation as a hellcat, but in reality she was just passionate.
3. I got a hellcat of a boss, she never stops yelling.
4. I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of that hellcat.
5. He always avoided dating hellcats, they just caused too much drama.

(As a noun)

Hellcat ( noun )

A woman who is fierce, difficult or violent.

Origin:

The word hellcat comes from the combination of the word hell and cat. it first appeared in the english language in the late 18th century. it is used to describe a fierce, difficult or violent woman.

Examples:

1. The boss's wife was a hellcat, always causing trouble.
2. She had a reputation as a hellcat, but in reality she was just passionate.
3. I got a hellcat of a boss, she never stops yelling.
4. I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of that hellcat.
5. He always avoided dating hellcats, they just caused too much drama.