“Yup, that's right, some posh bint threw herself under the King's horse in, like, 1872 or something.”

“He knows what a pathetic bint I can be at times and, as such, is probably trying to protect himself from tear-stained phone calls.”

“An overheard conversation in the kitchen waiting for the kettle to boil, featuring a PR bint talking about her recent honeymoon.”

“We arrived in Exeter at and retrieved the keys from the bints at the letting agency, drove to Silverton and arrived at the lovely, lovely cottage.”

“Simian hoodies and their pram face bints, they seem to be everywhere now.”