Pronunciation: /kæt ˈleɪ.di/
noun A person, typically a woman, who has a strong affinity for cats and often owns multiple cats.
A1 My neighbor is a cat lady. She has five cats.
A2 The cat lady down the street always has a smile on her face when she sees her feline friends.
B1 The cat lady is known in the neighborhood for taking in stray cats and finding them loving homes.
B2 Despite being labeled as a cat lady, she is actually a highly respected veterinarian specializing in feline care.
C1 The cat lady's passion for felines led her to establish a successful cat rescue organization.
C2 The renowned cat lady is often invited to speak at conferences about the importance of cat welfare and responsible pet ownership.
formal The woman is commonly referred to as a cat lady due to her love for felines.
informal My neighbor is a total cat lady - she has five cats and counting!
slang She's such a cat lady, always posting pictures of her kitties on social media.
figurative Being a cat lady doesn't just mean having cats, it's a lifestyle choice for some people.
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