kitty English

Meaning kitty meaning

What does kitty mean?

Definitions in simple English

kitty Noun

— A kitty is the offspring of a cat.

kitty

— noun informal terms referring to a domestic cat

— noun (= kitten) young domestic cat

— noun (= pool) the combined stakes of the betters

— noun (= pot) the cumulative amount involved in a game (such as poker)

Synonyms kitty synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as kitty?

kitty English » English

kitten

puss

pussy

kitty-cat

pool

cat

pussycat

pussy-cat

pot

jackpot

kittie

wildcats

wild

stay-at-home

prison

kit

jail

jack

house cat

homebody

fund

domestic cat

Topics kitty topics

What do people use kitty to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Entertainment, recreation Game

Card game

• What equipment is used to play the game?
  card deck suit heart diamond club hand trick spade kitty

Examples kitty examples

How do I use kitty in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Only the blackest of hearts could leave that poor kitty out on the street in the cold.

Kitty, you are my ditty.

That kitty is so cute!

You're a good kitty.

You're a very good kitty.

Here, kitty kitty!

The kitty is trying to hide from the rain.

Kitty cannot read yet.

Movie subtitles

Dearest Kitty!

You write that you are harrassed by gentlemen, but I know my Kitty, who only thinks about her Harry.

Paula longs for her Sally, Harry longs for his Kitty.

You stay and play with the kitty, huh?

You got Kitty, ain't you?

I was just thinking of Tom and Kitty.

Kitty wants to go see all the great big lords and ladies. in their big, beautiful house.

Because you were mean to poor little Kitty.

Now listen, Kitty, I've been very busy.

Now, Kitty.

Kitty, listen..

Kitty, would you listen a minute?

Now, Kitty, you're driving me..

Kitty had her babies!

Come on, kitty.

Kitty, where are you!

Kitty, now it's really enough! Go away!

He's as gentle as a kitty.

Gentle as a kitty?

Here, kitty.

Come, kitty.

I can't go until Kitty gets back from her lunch.

Boys, you take over till Kitty gets back.

That yellow hyena. - Kitty, kitty.

Come on, Kitty. Let's go. Let's not stay here with these meanies.

Oh, Kitty had her babies!

Scat, Kitty.

My kitty bank was facing the other way before.

Kitty Hobart.

Now look, Kitty.

I'm Barney, this is Jane, this is- - Kitty.

That's nice perfume, Kitty.

Ask Kitty.

News and current affairs

In 1914, Britain's net export of capital gave it an important financial kitty to draw upon (though some historians consider that it would have been better to have invested the money in domestic industry).