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Domestic cat   /dəmˈɛstɪk kæt/   Listen
Domestic cat

noun
1.
Any domesticated member of the genus Felis.  Synonyms: Felis catus, Felis domesticus, house cat.






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"Domestic cat" Quotes from Famous Books



... with his thick fingers, one of them ornamented by a gold ring, Schomberg smoked with moody composure. Facing him, Ricardo blinked slowly for a time, then closed his eyes altogether, with the placidity of the domestic cat dozing on the hearth-rug. In another moment he opened them very wide, and seemed ...
— Victory • Joseph Conrad

... baby—not yours, madam; yours is well known to be an exception, but of other and common babies—is to make itself as widely offensive as possible. The end, indeed, is execrable, but the method is masterly. The baby has an a priori intuition that the note of the domestic cat is repulsive to the ear of the human adult. Consequently, what does your baby do but betake itself to a practical study of the caterwaul! After a few conscientious rehearsals a creditable degree of perfection is usually reached, and a series of excruciating performances are forthwith ...
— Lippincott's Magazine, December, 1885 • Various



Words linked to "Domestic cat" :   Manx, Maltese cat, pussycat, Felis domesticus, genus Felis, Abyssinian, Maltese, puss, Manx cat, siamese, tomcat, domestic animal, tabby, Angora, cat, tortoiseshell, tom, tortoiseshell-cat, true cat, clowder, Siamese cat, Abyssinian cat, pussy, Persian cat, tabby cat, calico cat, house cat, Burmese cat, kitty-cat, Angora cat, Felis, Felis catus, alley cat, domesticated animal, mouser, kitty, queen, Egyptian cat, tiger cat



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