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don't let the cat out of the bag 

An idiom for do not tell a secret. Uses figurative language.
"Don't let the cat out of the bag or the party will be ruined!"
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My dead cat ran over my keyboard 

My dead cat ran over my keyboard is a joke mocking people who always have an excuse
Oh what now John your gonna tell me that" My dead cat ran over my keyboard" John last time you told me you could not pay your rent because my "prices are too high" even though the only thing that is high is you everybody in this god forsaken building knows that you do weed John You're four months behind on your rent just fucking pay it.

petting both sides of the cat 

a figure of speech to illustrate when a person takes one viewpoint with one audience, but will take the opposite viewpoint with another in efforts to be liked or create harmony.
-That politician is petting both sides of the cat.

-When your Mom shares Pro-Trump Facebook posts, but at dinner claims to believe he's a racist you would be correct to say: "Mom, you are petting both sides of the cat."

MA THERES A WEIRD FUCKIN CAT OUTSIDE 

What you say when a weird cat is outside
*sees a weird cat outside* “MA THERES A WEIRD FUCKIN CAT OUTSIDE”

plunder cat 

When a guy dresses up like a pirate and a girl dresses up like a cat, maybe like catwoman, and then the guy starts to preform anal sex and then the girl starts to make cat noises.
i asked my girlfriend if i could plunder cat her so we had to go shopping for costumes.

Heavy attack cat 

Any harmless housecat weighing over 15 lbs (7 kg). The worst thing a heavy attack cat will ever do to a human being is take a good flying leap and land on them, thus rendering the human temporarily stunned and possibly unable to breathe.
Bob, why are you clutching your groin and crying?

My heavy attack cat thought my package was some kind of vermin.
Heavy attack cat by leeharvey June 30, 2004