19 November, 2009

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Do dogs really out-phrase cats?

Dogs

  1. Dog’s breakfast
  2. Dog’s dinner
  3. Dog’s life
  4. Dog days
  5. Dog tired
  6. Dog-gone
  7. Dog’s b@ll@**s
  8. Doggy style

Cats

  1. Cat’s whiskers

There must be more than that for cats. Help me redress the balance.

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7 Responses to “Do dogs really out-phrase cats?”

  1. editorialgirl says:
    19 November, 2009 at 11:49 pm

    Cat nap
    Cat burglar
    Cats’ eyes
    Scaredy cat
    Room to swing a cat
    Let the cat out of the bag
    Cat on a hot tin roof
    Put the cat amongst the pigeon
    Curiosity killed the cat
     
    (…I like cats)

      

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  2. Michael says:
    19 November, 2009 at 11:52 pm

    Okay, I meant idioms not phrases. But anything goes. Let’s get as many as we can. Which means we need more dog ones too.

      

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  3. Michael says:
    20 November, 2009 at 12:08 am

    Lots more:

    dogs

    • let sleeping dogs lie
    • tail wagging the dog

    cats

    • catfight
    • cat call
    • fat cat
    • let the cat out of the bag
    • cat that got the cream
    • cat’s pyjamas
    • catnap
    • cat burglar
    • catbucket
    • cat’s cradle
    • no room to swing a cat

    (Spot the fake one thrown in by Shona McQuillan just to fool you.)

      

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  4. Fran says:
    20 November, 2009 at 6:16 am

    Cat’s pyjamas!
    The cat’s meow

      

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  5. kittehboi says:
    21 November, 2009 at 7:08 am

    1. Cat nap
    2. Cat’s eye – do dogs have a gem named after them?
    3. Siamese – do dogs have an entire country named after them?
    4. Feed the kitty.
    5. Pussy.
    6. Cat on a hot tin roof
    7. Clever as a cat
    8. Cat got your tongue?
    9. Cat’s cradle
    10. Cat-o-nine-tails
    11. Caterwauling
    12. Black cat bone

      

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  6. Andy Mabbett says:
    21 November, 2009 at 7:51 pm

    Life’s a bitch.

      

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