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catsit |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb catsit is
to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
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catsit |
As a verb catsit is
to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
catshit |
catsit |
As a noun catshit
is (vulgar|slang) feline feces.
As a verb catsit is
to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
catsit |
catsat |
As verbs the difference between catsit and catsat
is that
catsit is to babysit for (
take care of) a cat while
catsat is (
catsit).
atsit |
catsit |
As verbs the difference between atsit and catsit
is that
atsit is (obsolete) to remain sitting; stay; abide while
catsit is to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
catsuit |
catsit |
As a noun catsuit
is a tight-fitting one-piece women's garment, covering the legs, arms and torso.
As a verb catsit is
to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
catsitter |
catsit |
Derived terms |
Catsitter is a derived term of catsit.
As a noun catsitter
is one who acts as babysitter for a cat in the owner's absence.
As a verb catsit is
to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
cat |
catsit |
As an adverb cat
is how much.
As an adjective cat
is how much.
As a verb catsit is
to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
babysit |
catsit |
As verbs the difference between babysit and catsit
is that
babysit is to watch or tend someone else's child for a period of time, often for money while
catsit is to babysit for (
take care of) a cat.
