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The slang word for kitten or specifically erin delaney who is like a kitten.
Stop tickling! kittURN!
kitturn by Bonecrusher August 22, 2003
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Kitten, but spelled with U instead of E, making it cooler.

It's not a misspelling, it's a way of life.
I like fluffy kittuns.
kittun by Nash August 28, 2004
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A very obesase cat. Caused by excessive eating.
Dude stop feed Kittun...he is huge!

Kittun: a fat feline
Kittun by Joeymondavi May 14, 2016
*An exclamatiun when seeing felines anywhere, or Tim.

*The proper way to pronounce "kitten," dating from the early part of this century. The "un" suffix may be used to properly pronounce any word ending in "en" or "ion."

While officially, it is the proper pronunciatiun of "kitten," it refers to all cats. To speak about a baby cat, one would use the word "kittenun."

A variatiun of Cajun Man's speech, but not intentiunally.
"KITTUN!"

"I bought a kittun at the animal shelter. It recently birthed kittenuns."

"I must wipe that bird excretiun off the window."

"I was cold and ate my mittuns."
kittun by Dori August 28, 2004
Someone who is half kitten and half penguin, combining to make one exceptionally cute being.
Charlotte is as delightful as a kitten and dances like a penguin, she has to be a Kittuin!
Kittuin by Pupscuit May 31, 2009
1) A completely made up species of animal. Kitternats are a feline-like animal that has impossible features and colors for a normal animal. Anthropomorphic, stands on two legs. Furries, go wild.

2) a swedish word i think idk
1)

#1: Dude, my character is gonna be a kitternat.

#2: ...What's a kitternat?

#1 shrugs, not knowing what it is either.

2)

hey i'm a swedish (i think) man guy! ...kitternat
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