On-line Dictionary
Cat
Cat
n.
An
animal
of
various
species
of
the
genera
Felis
and
Lynx
.
The
domestic
cat
is
Felis
domestica
.
The
European
wild
cat
(
Felis
catus
) is
much
larger
than
the
domestic
cat
. In
the
United
States
the
name
wild
cat
is
commonly
applied
to
the
bay
lynx
(
Lynx
rufus
)
See
Wild
cat
,
and
Tiger
cat
.
Cat
n.
A
strong
vessel
with
a
narrow
stern
,
projecting
quarters
,
and
deep
waist
. It is
employed
in
the
coal
and
timber
trade
.
Cat
n.
A
strong
tackle
used
to
draw
an
anchor
up to
the
cathead
of a
ship
.
Cat
n.
A
double
tripod
(
for
holding
a
plate
,
etc
.),
having
six
feet
, of
which
three
rest
on
the
ground
, in
whatever
position
in is
placed
.
Cat
n.
An
old
game
; (a)
The
game
of
tipcat
and
the
implement
with
which
it is
played
.
See
Tipcat
. (c) A
game
of
ball
,
called
,
according
to
the
number
of
batters
,
one
old
cat
,
two
old
cat
,
etc
.
Cat
n.
A
cat
o'
nine
tails
.
See
below
.
Cat
v. t.
To
bring
to
the
cathead
; as, to
cat
an
anchor
.
See
Anchor
.
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