Jeremy The Cat

noun

A funny cat man who falls in love with people online.

Jeremy The Cat is quite weird.

by dictionary.com official websit August 29, 2021

Fat cat

the best kind of cat you could ever have

Person 1: Lol look at that fat cat
Person 2: ikr, he's so fat and cute

by cat and dog lover August 30, 2021

cat sex

This is the action of 2 masculine male cats having intense anal sexual intercourse.

me: "Hey dude, wanna have cat sex again"
fbi: "No thanks, my Ass hurts from before!"

by eonisdaddy September 1, 2021

allie cat

Allie cat is a nickname for a person named Alison. The person with this name is very kind and cool, like an allie cat ;).

Jake: Hey dude you see that one girl they call Allie cat?

Paul: yeah man she’s really nice might have to make a move.

by Cameron Baddinger’s husband September 1, 2021

CAT BUTT RUT LAPPER

ANALINGUS and RECTALINGUS.

On the YEAR OF THE CAT I heard this CAT BUTT RUT LAPPER really went to TOWN and got into some DEEP SHIT STEW eventually as some indiscriminately.

by INSERT CAREFULLY September 2, 2021

Cat

Cat or cats often used by drug dealers when they are referring to a junky or some drug addict

Example

Abdi : bro Phil called he said he wanted some food (drugs)

Malik : fuck him he a cat he’ll call for the same gram tomorrow
Don’t waste your time

by Merc-cls September 4, 2021

Cat

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noun
noun: cat; plural noun: cats
1.
a small domesticated carnivorous mammal with soft fur, a short snout, and retractable claws. It is widely kept as a pet or for catching mice, and many breeds have been developed.
Similar:
feline
pussycat
pussy
puss
kitty
kitty cat
kitten
Tiddles
Tibbles
tom
tomcat
tabby
tortoiseshell
calico
mouser
house cat
wild cat
alley cat
moggie
mog
fur baby
fur kid
grimalkin

2.
INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN
(especially among jazz enthusiasts) a man.
"this West Coast cat had managed him since the early 80s"
verbNAUTICAL
verb: cat; 3rd person present: cats; past tense: catted; past participle: catted; gerund or present participle: catting
raise (an anchor) from the surface of the water to the cathead.
"I kept her off the wind and sailing free until I had the anchor catted"

by bwakery May 31, 2021