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sumbitch (複数形 sumbitches)

1. Pronunciation spelling of son of a bitch, representing Southern US English.
   • 1962, Herman Wouk, chapter 4, in Youngblood Hawke:

     “ […] The reporter thanked him sarcastically, said he hoped the book would sell a million copies, and walked off to the bar. Scott said, 'Us binness men have to stay friendly with these small-time sumbitches, but what do you care? You just got to worry about the New York Times and Time magazine and like that.'"