Pronunciation: /kæt/
noun a small domesticated carnivorous mammal with soft fur, a short snout, and retractile claws
A1 I have a cat named Whiskers.
A2 The cat chased a mouse across the yard.
B1 My cat loves to play with a ball of yarn.
B2 The cat purred contentedly as it curled up on the couch.
C1 The cat exhibited signs of affection by rubbing against my leg.
C2 The cat's graceful movements mesmerized the onlookers.
verb None
A1 The cat jumps on the table.
A2 She likes to cat around the house.
B1 I need to cat-proof my garden to keep my pet safe.
B2 The actor had to cat his lines perfectly for the audition.
C1 The chef will cat the ingredients before starting the recipe.
C2 The artist decided to cat the canvas with vibrant colors.
adjective None
A1 I have a cat toy for my pet.
A2 She has a cat calendar on her desk.
B1 The cat litter needs to be changed regularly.
B2 The cat cafe in town is a popular spot for animal lovers.
C1 The cat burglar was finally caught by the police.
C2 The catamaran sailed smoothly across the ocean.
adverb None
A1 The cat quietly crept into the room.
A2 She looked at him cat-like, with curiosity in her eyes.
B1 The cat playfully chased after the ball of yarn.
B2 The cat stealthily stalked its prey through the tall grass.
C1 The cat elegantly leaped onto the windowsill, surveying the world outside.
C2 The cat expertly maneuvered through the obstacle course, showcasing its agility.
pronoun None
A1 The cat is sleeping.
A2 I saw a cat in the garden.
B1 The cat licked its paw and cleaned its face.
B2 The cat meowed loudly to get my attention.
C1 The cat's behavior indicates a need for more attention from its owner.
C2 The cat's purring is a sign of contentment and relaxation.
preposition None
A1 The cat sat on the mat.
A2 I saw a cat run across the street.
B1 The cat jumped over the fence to chase a mouse.
B2 The cat climbed up the tree to catch a bird.
C1 The cat stealthily crept through the bushes to stalk its prey.
C2 The cat gracefully leaped from rooftop to rooftop in the moonlight.
conjunction None
A1 I have a cat and a dog.
A2 I like cats because they are independent animals.
B1 I will adopt a cat if I have enough space in my apartment.
B2 My cat is very playful and loves to chase after toys.
C1 The cat, being a predator, has excellent hunting skills.
C2 Although I prefer dogs, I have to admit that cats are more low-maintenance pets.
interjection None
A1 Cat! Get off the table!
A2 Cat, please stop scratching the furniture.
B1 Cat, why did you knock over the vase?
B2 Cat, I can't believe you caught a mouse.
C1 Cat, you always know how to make me smile.
C2 Cat, you are truly a majestic creature.
article None
A1 I have a cat.
A2 My cat likes to play with yarn.
B1 The cat chased the mouse around the house.
B2 I adopted a stray cat from the shelter.
C1 The cat's purring is so soothing.
C2 The cat's agility and grace are mesmerizing to watch.
formal The domestic cat, also known as Felis catus, is a small carnivorous mammal.
informal I saw a cute cat playing in the garden yesterday.
slang That cat is one cool kitty, man.
figurative Her curiosity killed the cat, as they say.
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