Words to Describe Cats

[SoDesuKa]

Cativorous, adj. Refers to a feline diet, i.e., the kinds of things cats eat, like fishy-smelling canned food. This word oes not distinguish between fussy eaters or feline omnivores who'll eat anything thrown from the table.

Cattitude, noun. A cat's outlook on life, which accepts as normal that a cat does not need human approval and doesn't seek it.

Catty, adj. A misnomer. Cats are not catty, people are.

Cat, verb transitive. To function as a cat in a typical household. To cat the house means to look out the window; to locate and sleep in the warmer places in the house, esp. the bed; to meow or purr or make other cat-type noises, esp. upon rising or at mealtimes; to display cattitude; (trad.) to catch mice.

[mykpart]

1. Caterwauling.

The noise they make when they are . . . . er . . . catting around!

[SoDesuKa]

3. Caterwailing

If you've ever heard tomcats during mating season, the term caterwailing might describe their songfests. They glare at each other, then they go up and down the scale from a throaty growl to a high-pitched threatening noise. Feline "concerts" typically last for hours.

[Moochy]

2. Stanky

Some cats just need their stank butt washed in a twice-yearly bath.
:hide: It takes a zen calm / strange courage to attempt this feat.

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[GoddessOfGuinness]

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[GoddessOfGuinness]

5. Doinga

That's what we call the fat little tummies on my 2 short haired boys.

Waffles has no doinga; but Tails and Link are doinga beasts.

[EstimatedProphet]

6. Catlike