kitty
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- noun
- /ˈkɪti/
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gatito
- The little kitty played with a ball of yarn on the living room floor.
- kitty cat
- a little kitty
- kitties and puppies
Go to the zoo, Go to the pet store, play with some kitties.
- Go to the zoo, Go to the pet store, play with some kitties.
- For some people, it's the feeling that you feel when you hold a newborn child in your arms, or you hold a brand new puppy or a little Kitty in your arms.
- Bread Machine and I watch My Kitties are Sad.
Examples
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I got a rare picture of this pretty kitty that usually lives under the bed.
Blog text (14) -
But the kitties were remarkably well-behaved in that respect, forming in two well-defined groups.
Fiction book (1998) -
How is your little kitty show going?
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Is that a kitty cat on school property?
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I left the door open and the kitty came back.
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Where would you find a little kitty?
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"You have to be very, very gentle or the kitty will run away, Garth," she told him.
Fiction book (1995) -
I am glad we got to save three kitties from the pound!
Blog text (22) -
I'm just, um, I'm just crying because I was thinking of a Hallmark commercial I saw earlier today, featuring a sick kitty.
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"Kitty! Kitty!" A jet-black kitten scurried across the road just as a car came speeding by.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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How Young
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Morphology
Etymology
Kitty comes from the word kitten, which means a young cat, and the '-y' ending makes the word feel small and cute, so a kitty simply means a 'young cat'.