Why Do We Call Fatherless Children Like Tyler Bastards When It Aint The OG Definition

[RoadToC4Fan]

Thread inspired by my girlfriend who attempts to be the next fucking Jimmy Neutron at spelling/big words/definitions/sounding smart.

definition of bastard - Google Search

Bonus: A "bitch" is a female dog. I've read it in a actual dictionary as a "barking female dog". Anybody else read it like this? Obviously it's a female dog, but has anyone read it before with the barking added?

[Mars Martian]

why are you asking us, when your girlfriend is the "smart" one??

[TupacShaquer]

why are you asking us, when your girlfriend is the "smart" one??

[jvg]

i don't think anyone gives 2 shits tbh

[TygaPride]

nah i never read that barking female dog part.

[DMC927]

Bastard has had the same meaning forever afaik. My grandparents were calling people bastards when they were kids

[RoadToC4Fan]

Bastard has had the same meaning forever afaik. My grandparents were calling people bastards when they were kids

Actual definition or fatherless fucker?

[DMC927]

Actual definition or fatherless fucker?

The second one I suppose.

[Mars Martian]

I was listening to the radio V103.3 in ATL (@Kaden knows what's up) and Rihanna's "cake" song came on. And when she said bitch instead they edited it and it was a dog barking. Shit was funny. So I guess is accurate.

[RoadToC4Fan]

The second one I suppose.

Well my whole point of asking this question is how do two definitions come about? Which is the original? Because it's possible back in the day it meant fatherless child and then a more general definition came. Just an idea.

I was listening to the radio V103.3 in ATL (@Kaden knows what's up) and Rihanna's "cake" song came on. And when she said bitch instead they edited it and it was a dog barking. Shit was funny. So I guess is accurate.

Haha well it's definetly accurate because bitches are hard to cooperate with. But the online definition doesn't include the barking part and I'm positive I've read a "barking" part included with female dog.

[DMC927]

Well my whole point of asking this question is how do two definitions come about? Which is the original? Because it's possible back in the day it meant fatherless child and then a more general definition came. Just an idea.

Theres only the one definition. Bastard has always meant, fatherless child, or child born with unwed parents.

Thats what the word means, lol. Its never meant anything else afaik.

[RoadToC4Fan]

Theres only the one definition. Bastard has always meant, fatherless child, or child born with unwed parents.

Thats what the word means, lol. Its never meant anything else afaik.

But dictionary.com only states the "child born with unwed parents" definition. I've always known the fatherless child definition, but where the fuck did that definition come from if it's not the official definition?

This shit is so confusing. Hopefully there's a dictionary out there with both definitions. Along with a barking female dog definition for bitch.