The Cat Empire 

(Pronounced: th-ee k-at emp-pie-er)
Greatest noun
Derived from Australianianus

The Cat Empire is an Australian band from Melbourne that consists of members: Felix Riebl, Harry Angus, Will Hull-Brown, Jumps, Ryan Munro & Ollie McGill. The band also has 'extra' members known as the 'Cat Empire Horns' that comprises Ross Irwin, Kieran Conrau & Carlos. The Cat Empire's music is absolutely incredible with killer trumpet melodies, bass riffs, keyboard solos, drum solos, dj deck solos and amazing lyrics that will be stuck in your head for years to come.
"Their sound is often described as a fusion of jazz, ska, funk and rock with heavy Latin influences. As of 2006, they have released four albums and are signed on the Virgin Records label."

Judge them. Love them.
'Because living, my friends, is that sweet unresolved.'

The Cat Empire: Musical people, musical musos, musical geniuses, musical legends, musical gods...wait, what else is there?

The Cat Empire by is this it? September 20, 2008

Corporate fat cat 

A rich, greedy, and miserly high-level corporate executive.

"Even though I have never missed a day of work in 3 years, those corporate fat cats won't give me a raise! WTF?!"

Corporate fat cat by Shishkeberry September 9, 2008

cheshire cat 

A fictional character in the book, Alice in Wonderland. It is always pictured with a wide smile on its face.

cheshire cat by yeah yeah July 21, 2003

War Cat 

-the opposite of "peace dog"

-a hipster/cool way to respond to "peace dog" in order to throw someone off then have a laugh about later thus delaying the departure from each other;
or to be used on opposite day when saying bye to someone instead of saying "peace dog"

Friend 1: Well it was good chatting with you man.

Friend 2: You too bro, keep in touch.

Friend 1: Aight then, peace dog.

Friend 2: War cat

Friend 1: k kool, wait what???

Friend 2: You said 'peace dog', so I said 'war cat,' you know, like the opposite of it, get it?

Friend 1: Ohhh, hahahaha thats a good one man.

*And thus friend 1 and friend 2 became best friends thereafter.

War Cat by Rodizzle Foshizzlim June 7, 2011

Schrodinger's Cat 

A hypothetical cat that is simultaneously dead and alive because we don't know whether the nuclear particle has decayed or not, releasing the trigger that kills the cat. Used as an example that quantum mechanics is completely absurd when we look at it from a mundane perspective.

Schrodinger didn't test this experiment on a cat.

Schrodinger's Cat by inquilinekea July 3, 2005

let the cat out of the bag 

Idiomatic expression meaning that a secret has been revealed, usually unintentionally, similar to the expression "to spill the beans." Can also be expressed as "the cat is out of the bag."

Bobby let the cat out of the bag when he accidentally mentioned to Amanda the surprise birthday party they were planning on throwing for her.

let the cat out of the bag by VKaizer August 8, 2009

Schroedinger's Cat 

A cat which is neither alive nor dead, but rather in a state of stasis, in a box. There is also in the box a geiger counter and a tiny radioactive particle, the counter wired to a vial of hydrochloric acid (that got your attention). After a set amount of time, the particle is 50% likely to decay, setting off a mechanism triggered by the geiger counter which smashes the vial and kills the cat. Supposedly, after that set amount of time, if no one looks in the box, the whole system is in a state of stasis because the cat is 50% likely to be alive and 505 likely to be dead, and is thus neither alive nor dead, but both. At least, until someone opens rhe box. There are all sorts of conundrums associated with this thesis, and it is very controversial.

Poor kitty... neither alive nor dead...

Schroedinger's Cat by Braavosi May 16, 2003