kitling

As nouns the difference between catling and kitling

is that catling is a little cat; a kitten while kitling is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As a noun kitling is

(obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As nouns the difference between terms and kitling

is that terms is while kitling is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As nouns the difference between witling and kitling

is that witling is a person who feigns wit, pretending or aspiring to be witty while kitling is any young animal, especially a kitten.

As a noun kitling

is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As a verb kitting is

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As nouns the difference between titling and kitling

is that titling is the hedge sparrow, or titlene while kitling is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As a verb titling

is .

As a noun kitling

is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As a verb kittling is

.

As nouns the difference between bitling and kitling

is that bitling is a very small bit or piece while kitling is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As nouns the difference between killing and kitling

is that killing is an instance of someone being killed while kitling is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.

As a verb killing

is .

As an adjective killing

is that literally deprives of life; lethal, deadly, fatal.

As nouns the difference between kidling and kitling

is that kidling is (archaic|poetic) a young kid; a baby goat while kitling is (obsolete) any young animal, especially a kitten.