If the challenges of 2020 have meant that you’ve been spending a little more time indoors with your cat, then no doubt you’ve started chatting to your furry friend. Whether you’re a cat lover or a pun-master the below list of fan-cats-tic feline wordplay will be sure to keep you entertained!
Purrhaps (adverb)
Perhaps = used when making a polite request, offer, or suggestion about your kitty: would you purrhaps like to feed my cat?
Purrplexed (adjective)
Perplexed = make (someone) feel completely baffled: my cat was purrplexed by all the birds in the yard.
Purrfume (verb)
Perfume = a pleasant smell: My tabby cat comes running into the room when she hears the spray of my purrfume!
Feline (noun)
Feeling = an emotional state or reaction: My kitten is feline much better after the veterinarian bandaged his leg!
Pawdon Me (verb)
Pardon Me = forgive or excuse oneself: Pawdon me for being late, I was playing with my cat all afternoon.
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Pawty (noun)
Party = a social gathering of invited guests: I would like everyone to dress up as a feline for my pawty this weekend!
Kitten around (adjective)
Kidding = playfulness or teasing: they could be insufferable when the kidding began: Can you believe my cat delivered three mice to my door? She wasn’t kitten around!
Pawlice (noun)
Police = the civil force of state: If your cat does not stop pouncing on my roof I will call the pawlice!
Kittenish (adjective)
Kittenish = playful and lively: The cat on the front porch was acting surprisingly kittenish towards the neighbours dog.
Pawtrait (noun)
Portrait = a painting, drawing, or photograph of a cat: For Christmas, I painted a pawtrait of your marvelous cat.
Clawful (adjective)
Awful = very bad or unpleasant: The groomers have done a clawful job of removing the prickles from my cat’s fur!
Clawsome (adjective)
Awesome = extremely impressive or daunting: I just saw your cat leap from the tree to your rooftop, it was clawesome!
First Aid Kit-ten (noun)
First Aid Kit = a small box containing items such as bandages and plasters for use in giving help to someone suffering from sickness or injury: I couldn’t believe my cat scratched me so badly that I needed the first aid kitten.
Claw Enforcement (noun)
Law enforcement = the action of compelling observance of or compliance with the law: My kitten has been behaving so badly, I think I need claw enforcement to teach him not to scratch the couch!
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Catalyst (noun)
Catalyst = a person or cat that precipitates an event: Adopting a new kitten was the catalyst for our old tabby to become very jealous of our attention.
Cat-ch (noun)
Catch = intercept and hold: I hope the cat cat-ches the pesky mouse in our apartment soon.
Litterally (adverb)
Literally = in a literal manner or sense; exactly: Your cat litterally has not stopped scratching around in her litter box all morning!
Meow-nners (noun)
Manners = polite or well-bred social behaviour: My cat always sits and waits quietly for her food because she has such good meow-nners!
Meow are you? (adverb)
How are you = a polite greeting: Hello, meow are you today?
Meowtain (noun)
Mountain = a large steep hill: I found my cat sleeping under a meowtain of clean washing this morning.
Litterate (adjective)
Literate = able to read and write: I wonder what my cat would say about me if she were litterate?
Claw-suit (noun)
Lawsuit = a claim or dispute brought to a law court for adjudication: You cuddle your cat so much I am considering taking out a clawsuit for too much adoration!
Purrlease (verb)
Please = used in polite requests or questions: purrlease groom my kitten with plenty of care.
Purrsonality (noun)
Personality = the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s distinctive character: she has a playful purrsonality for such a young kitten!
Cattitude (noun)
Attitude = a settled way of thinking or feeling about something: My kitten has such cattitude since we bought him the new scratching tower.
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Copy-cat (noun)
Copycat = a cat who copies another’s behaviour, dress, or ideas: My brother adopted a grey Siamese cat a week after my mother, he is such a copycat.
Cat-astrophe (noun)
Catastrophe = something very unfortunate or unsuccessful: I left my kitten home alone for an hour and she ate all her food and destroyed my pillows, it was an absolute cat-tastrophe.
Cat-alogue (noun)
Catalogue = a complete list of items: Pass me that magazine cat-alogue please, I am looking to buy a collar as my cats Christmas present!
Hissterical (adjective)
Hysterical = extremely funny: The way your cat chases her own tail is hissterical.
Hisstory (noun)
History = the past considered as a whole: My feline will go down in hisstory as the laziest cat in the world.
Pawsitive (adjective)
Positive = with no possibility of doubt; definite: I am pawsitive that my cat is the best feline in the whole entire world.
Pawfection (noun)
Perfection = the state or quality of being perfect: The markings on your cat’s coat is pawfection!
Mewsic (noun)
Music = sounds combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion: The way my cat purrs is mewsic to my ears.
Meowricle (noun)
Miracle = a remarkable event or development that brings very welcome consequences: It was a meowricle that the fireman was able to rescue the neighbourhood stray from the treetop.
Pawjamas (noun)
Pajamas = any clothing suitable for wearing in bed: My kitten loves snuggling up into my pawjamas during cold evenings.
Pawlite (adjective)
Polite = showing behavior that is respectful and considerate of other people: The way your cat waits for you at the door is very pawlite.
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Paw (adjective)
Poor = lacking sufficient funds: I am too paw to afford premium cat treats.
Catnip (noun)
Catnip = something that is very attractive to a particular person or a plant that has a pungent smell attractive to cats: The smell of the food at the bakery was so delicious, I was like a cat to catnip waiting in line!
Sourpuss (noun)
Sourpuss = a bad-tempered person: Don’t be such a sourpuss, I am sure your kitten didn’t mean to ruin your best sweater.
Cheetah (noun)
Cheater = a person who acts dishonestly in order to gain an advantage: If your cat weren’t such a cheetah, my ragdoll would have won first place at the Cat Show.
Santa Claws
Santa Claus = an imaginary figure said to bring presents for children on the night before Christmas Day: My cat has been nice all year, I hope Santa Claws brings her something fun!
Furreal (phrase)
For real = used to assert that something is genuine: You saw a cat wearing a hat! Are you furreal?
Furmidable (adjective)
Formidable = inspiring fear or respect through being impressively powerful: The neighbours cat was a formidable opponent when it came to securing the sunniest spot to snooze during the morning.
Furever (adverb)
Forever = for all future time: I will love my cat furrever!
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Furtunate (adjective)
Fortunate = favored by or involving good luck: It is fortunate that my cat likes water otherwise bath time would be difficult.
Right Meow (adverb)
Right Now = at the present time or moment: Hey kitty, come back here right meow!
Furgive (verb)
Forgive = used in polite expressions as a request to excuse one’s ignorance: You will have to forgive my cat, she loves wrapping herself between guests legs!
Whiskper (verb)
Whisper = speak very softly: Please lower your voice to a whiskper, I don’t want to wake the sleeping cat.
Unfurrtunate (noun)
Unfortunate = one who suffers bad fortune: It is rather unfurrtunate that your cat ran away but I am sure she will return home soon.
Oh, Meow! (exclamation)
Oh wow = expressing astonishment: Oh, meow! I cannot believe how well behaved your cat is.