Friday, September 17, 2010

Cat Definitions

  • Aquarium: interactive television for cats.
  • Cat: 1. a lapwarmer with a built-in buzzer.
           2. a four footed allergen.
           3. a small, four-legged, fur-bearing extortionist.
           4. a small, furry lap fungus.
           5. a treat-seeking missile.
           6. a wildlife control expert.
           7. one who sleeps in old, empty pizza boxes.
           8. a hair relocation expert.
           9. an unprogrammable animal.
  • Cataclysm: any great upheaval in a cat's life.
  • Catatonic: a feline medicinal drink.
  • Caterpillar: a soft scratching post for a cat.
  • Cat Scan: to look for a new cat.
  • Dog: a cat's device for running practice.
  • Door: something a cat always wants to be on the other side of.
  • Energy: the element of vitality cats always have an oversupply of until you try to play with them.
  • Human: an automatic door opener for cats.
  • Impurrsonate: to act like the cat.
  • Kitten: a small homicidal muffin on legs; affects human sensibilities to the point of endowing the most wanton and ruthless acts of destruction with near-mythical overtones of cuteness. Not recommended for beginners. Get at least two.
  • Purrade: an organized march of cats.
  • Purradise: the garden of Cats.
  • Purramour: a cat lover.
  • Purranoia: the fear that your cat is up to something.
  • Purraphernalia: a cat's personal belongings.
  • Purrch: any favored feline napping spot.
  • Purrchase: anything bought for a cat.
  • Purrfume: the scent of an open can of tuna.
  • Purrgatory: a houseful of kittens.
  • Purrmission: a feline hunting expedition.
  • Purrpetual: everlasting feline love.
  • Purrplex: a house with two or more cats.
  • Purrson: a male kitten.
  • Purrsuit: the garment your shedding cat rubs against just as you are leaving home to go to an important meeting.
  • Purrverse: a poem about a wicked kitty.
  • Tooraloorailurophobia: an irrational fear of Irish cats.
  • Tuner: sonar-like device in cat food that causes cats to appear.
  • Yawn: a cat's honest opinion openly expressed.

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