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1. tortoiseshell-cat
noun.
A
cat
having
black
and
cream-colored
and
yellowish
markings.
Synonyms
Felis domesticus
calico cat
domestic cat
house cat
tortoiseshell
Felis catus
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2. tortoiseshell
noun.
A
cat
having
black
and
cream-colored
and
yellowish
markings.
Synonyms
tortoiseshell-cat
Felis domesticus
calico cat
domestic cat
house cat
Felis catus
Etymology
tortoiseshell (English)
shell (English)
schelle (Middle English (1100-1500))
tortoise (English)
tortuse (Middle English (1100-1500))
3. tortoiseshell
noun.
Brilliantly
colored;
larvae
feed
on
nettles.
Synonyms
nymphalid butterfly
nymphalid
genus Nymphalis
four-footed butterfly
tortoiseshell butterfly
Nymphalis
brush-footed butterfly
Etymology
tortoiseshell (English)
shell (English)
schelle (Middle English (1100-1500))
tortoise (English)
tortuse (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. tortoiseshell
noun.
The
mottled
horny
substance
of
the
shell
of
some
turtles.
Synonyms
horn
Etymology
tortoiseshell (English)
shell (English)
schelle (Middle English (1100-1500))
tortoise (English)
tortuse (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. cat
noun.
(ˈkæt)
Feline
mammal
usually
having
thick
soft
fur
and
no
ability
to
roar:
domestic
cats;
wildcats.
Synonyms
Felis domesticus
felid
wildcat
true cat
domestic cat
house cat
feline
Felis catus
Antonyms
include
necessitate
stay in place
dematerialize
dematerialise
Etymology
cat (English)
cat (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. cat
noun.
(ˈkæt)
A
whip
with
nine
knotted
cords.
Synonyms
whip
cat-o'-nine-tails
Antonyms
fail
appear
prevent
Etymology
cat (English)
cat (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. cat
noun.
(ˈkæt)
A
large
tracked
vehicle
that
is
propelled
by
two
endless
metal
belts;
frequently
used
for
moving
earth
in
construction
and
farm
work.
Synonyms
Caterpillar
tracked vehicle
Antonyms
disapprove
forbid
recede
Etymology
cat (English)
cat (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. cat
noun.
(ˈkæt)
Any
of
several
large
cats
typically
able
to
roar
and
living
in
the
wild.
Synonyms
cheetah
Panthera pardus
tiger
leopard
panther
liger
ounce
Panthera onca
saber-toothed tiger
tiglon
Panthera leo
lion
Panthera tigris
felid
Panthera uncia
jaguar
family Felidae
feline
snow leopard
Felidae
king of beasts
Acinonyx jubatus
chetah
sabertooth
big cat
tigon
Felis onca
Antonyms
be born
survive
invalidate
disallow
decertify
Etymology
cat (English)
cat (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. cat
noun.
(ˈkæt)
A
spiteful
woman
gossip.
Synonyms
gossiper
rumormonger
gossip
rumourmonger
newsmonger
adult female
gossipmonger
woman
Antonyms
man
fit
sane
unalarming
pleased
Etymology
cat (English)
cat (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. cat
verb.
(ˈkæt)
Beat
with
a
cat-o'-nine-tails.
Synonyms
lather
welt
strap
trounce
lash
whip
flog
slash
Antonyms
sound
male
husband
juvenile
take away
Etymology
cat (English)
cat (Middle English (1100-1500))
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