Definitions

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  • noun All cats, considered as a group.

Etymologies

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cat +‎ -kind

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Examples

  • July 9, 2008 at 3:50 am all catkind babys are good for elder-powning.

    going to bed without diner - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008

  • She guarded all of catkind and was, to me, what the Moon Mother was to Camille.

    Changeling Galenorn, Yasmine 2007

  • However, since they were in his care, and he was actually rather fond of them, he exercised the patience and strategy all catkind employed when stalking a goal, a tidbit, or, if things were dull, a leaf or a dust mote.

    First Warning McCaffrey, Anne 2005

  • A cardboard box to my cats is the most supremely wonderful scratching post ever known to catkind, despite the fact that they have lovely real scratching posts available.

    English-writing Israeli-bloggers Yael 2010

  • A cardboard box to my cats is the most supremely wonderful scratching post ever known to catkind, despite the fact that they have lovely real scratching posts available.

    English-writing Israeli-bloggers Yael 2010

  • A cardboard box to my cats is the most supremely wonderful scratching post ever known to catkind, despite the fact that they have lovely real scratching posts available.

    Life in Israel Yael 2010

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