Biddy

From Biddy’s “Maui Wowi” fries with grilled jerk chicken and pineapple, to Piedmont Brewery’s breakfast fries, to Felicia’s Cake Factory’s sugar cookie fries– there’s a whole lot of variety.

I hate the term “psycho old biddy” which is the category movies like Whatever Happened To Baby Jane often fall under.

Among the traditionalist townlands of Kilgobnet, Glencar and Killorglin, ‘the Biddy’ marks a more optimistic seasonal chapter, honoured with all-white outfits, gaily coloured ribbons and crazy hats Philip Treacy would covet.

Biddy Mulligans is described as a 'rustic Irish tavern with banquettes, booths and stripped wood floors, plus traditional live music'.

A panel of Bernard Zakheim’s “History of Medicine in California” features Biddy Mason, center, an enslaved woman born in 1818 who became a nurse.

But he’s OK with his undies smelling like pee when he doesn’t shake his biddy out enough, and he’s OK with his armpits being riper than brown bananas.

It has one small fish, a silver biddy, wriggling.

On May 25, at the Commencement ceremony for the class of 2014, the moose mascot was mentioned by Biddy Martin in her address, and the Dining Hall served Moose Tracks ice cream in front of an ice sculpture of a moose.

Sometimes the representative was a girl, but usually it was a doll-like figure known as a Brídeóg (also called a 'Breedhoge' or 'Biddy').

Up until the mid-20th century, children in Ireland still went house-to-house asking for pennies for "poor Biddy", or money for the poor.