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-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.
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a conflict between two housemates owning separate cats, brought on by these cats not getting along. Aggressions range from petty arguments between roommates, to outright forcing one roommate to pay a hefty vet bill due because their cat gave the other person's cat fleas.
Dude, I'm sorry my cat Snuggles pissed all over your cat Tigger's food dish, but do we really have to get into a cat war over this?
cat war by catmaster8675309 August 22, 2018
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That small tiny guy that everyone knows and thinks is gay, but in reality bangs mad amounts of women and had a giant dick
New guy: haha look at that little twerp over there, what a faggot.

Football player: Dude, don't fuck with him, he's a Warcat.
Warcat by The hunted one April 11, 2012
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