Catwalk floor is a narrow, usually elevated platform used by models to demonstrate clothing and accessories during a fashion show.
Models on the catwalk often use a walk which is like that of a cat, placing one foot directly in front of the other to produce an alluring swagger in which the hips take on a more exaggerated movement.
Models on the catwalk often use a walk which is like that of a cat, placing one foot directly in front of the other to produce an alluring swagger in which the hips take on a more exaggerated movement.
Walk on the catwalk.
by madic April 2, 2009
Is referencing a CSGO “A-split” strategy on the map Dust II in which the terrorist side splits into two groups to take the A Bombsite.
“Cat” is a callout for “catwalk”, a pathway that leads to the A Bombsite.
“Cat” is a callout for “catwalk”, a pathway that leads to the A Bombsite.
by Lopew December 31, 2022
An area high above a stage floor (unseen by the audience)
for the stage crew to access lights, curtains...etc. It is usually narrow and can be dangerous if you screw around up there.
for the stage crew to access lights, curtains...etc. It is usually narrow and can be dangerous if you screw around up there.
by thedzone January 23, 2010
The line on a woman's shirt that connects her breasts. The fabric is stretched tight over her curves (or just her erect nipples) but is looser in between- hence the line. So-called because of the similarity in appearance to a narrow walkway between two towers.
by HeathenTongue August 5, 2007
Verb: Threaten to dominate or manhandle someone with no real intention of doing anything. It’s the opposite of dogwalking someone because you can put a dog on a leash and control him, but it won’t work with a cat. dogwalking, dogwalk, dog walk, dog walking, dominate, threaten, control, beat up, manhandle, force, own, talk tough
I’m going to catwalk the guy behind me if he kicks my chair one more time. No you’re not, you always try to talk tough.
by joecoolthefool April 27, 2019
by colorblocking July 2, 2013
by Joshua Beebe October 26, 2007