neoi5 mo1 tau4女魔頭女魔头
Jyutpingneoi5 mo1 tau4
Yalenéuih mō tàuh
Definition
A female villain, a cruel woman, or a fierce female boss.
- a female villain; a villainess
- figurativea fierce, domineering, or cruel woman, such as a tough female boss
colloquialpeopleemotion
How it's used
Often used in a hyperbolic or playful sense to describe a woman who is perceived as demanding, strict, or intimidating. While it carries a negative connotation, it is frequently applied to female bosses or teachers who hold high standards rather than being reserved strictly for actual criminals.
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She is usually very fierce, she is simply a villainess.
Why are you acting like a villainess again to scare the kids?
Common phrases
a workplace villainess
Common mistake
Avoid using this term in a professional or formal setting, as it can be perceived as highly offensive or sexist depending on the context and the relationship between speakers.
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