Demon Cat
Better known as "D.C.", a red-eyed phantom black cat that haunts the United States Congress. Said to be normal sized at first glance, D.C. swells to tiger-like size to frighten people.
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Demon Cat
Tries to have hardcore/evil presence but is actually a sweetheart. Best cat ever. Much love goes to this cat. This cat is very devoted and you can always trust. Demon Cat is the best and you should love it.
Demon Cat by a random erson that likes unic September 21, 2018
cathouse demon
a person who creeps around a rock club in the shadows, perving on girls and dancing like a muppet to cheesy songs
cathouse demon by peateargriffin May 17, 2014
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