Floofstreak (Definition): A mark left by a cat dragging its butt across the carpet.
In Use: “Having some issue, Jade dragged her rear across the carpet, leaving a floofstreak as evidence.”
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Floofstreak (Definition): A mark left by a cat dragging its butt across the carpet.
In Use: “Having some issue, Jade dragged her rear across the carpet, leaving a floofstreak as evidence.”
Waterfloof (Definition): a classification of cat abnormally obsessed with or attracted to liquids, and their receptacles and vessels.
In Use: “Time and space had to be allotted for Jade’s activities. A true waterfloof, running bath water drew her presence. Her subsequent routine was to splash paws through the water, splashing about with feline joy.”
Kitone (Definition): the sound made by a young cat.
In Use: “Following escalating kitones, Marcia discovered three ginger kittens in a basket on her back porch.”
Schadenfloof (definition): a Cattish German word for the pleasure a cat feels sometimes when witnessing the misfortunes of another.
Example: “Harmony felt great schadenfloof when her littermate/nemesis Una got in trouble for knocking everything off the human’s desk.”
Hat tip to Thomas Weaver for the contribution.
Floofervescent (definition): vivacious, energetic or lively feline.
In Use: “Quinn was normally a quiet, charming cat, but shake the treat bag and he became a floofervescent presence.”
Kitgo (definition): a very fast, energetic kitten or small cat.
In Use: “Onyx may have been ten years old, but she moved like a six-month-old kitgo, sprinting across the room, leaping up onto chairs and off again, before dashing down the hall to the bedroom.”
Catainer (definition): any box, bag or suitcase deemed attractive for a cat to use as a nest, fort, or bed.
In Use: “Emptying the box, Debby set it aside, intending to recycle it, but Laser demonstrated another use, recycling it as her personal catainer.”
Cathailing, cathail (definition): act of calling for a cat; the calls for a cat, usually for a feline that’s lost or not answering.
In Use: “Steph knew Minx was in the house. She was house cat, and no windows nor doors were open. So where was the little minx? She’d checked all her catspots and the little Siamese hadn’t answered her cathails. She had to choice but walk around and continue the cathailing until the little furball came out.”
Every feline is familiar with the legendary catspot. The catspot is the best locality for snoozing off the catnip in comfort. They can change with seasons and the sun’s angle, furniture arrangements, and visitors, but one will always be found and designated. Humans eventually find them, too, telling themselves, “I haven’t seen Jade all day. I wonder if she’s in a catspot?” Then they walk around the house, trying to think like a cat, to see where they’re sleeping.
A catsanova is an unusually seductive and loving feline of either sex, working its wiles on people and other animals equally.