catting (Meaning)

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catting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Cat

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Catting is the act of imitating feline behaviors, such as grooming oneself with meticulous attention.
She caught her toddler catting around the house, mimicking the movements of their pet cat.
The actor spent hours catting in front of the mirror to perfect the role of a sleek and graceful feline in the upcoming film.
It's amusing to see how some people enjoy catting with their pet cats, copying their gestures and mannerisms.
During the playdate, the children were catting around, pretending to be agile and curious like kittens.
The artist captured the essence of catting in her painting, depicting a woman gracefully grooming herself like a cat.
After watching a documentary on big cats, he couldn't resist catting around the house, trying to replicate their majestic movements.
Catting can be a form of relaxation for some individuals, as it allows them to embrace a carefree and playful attitude.
The comedian entertained the audience by catting on stage, embodying the playful and mischievous nature of cats.
Despite her hectic schedule, she always finds time for catting, enjoying moments of peace and tranquility as she indulges in feline-like behaviors.

of Cat

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Catting is the act of imitating feline behaviors, such as grooming oneself with meticulous attention.

She caught her toddler catting around the house, mimicking the movements of their pet cat.

The actor spent hours catting in front of the mirror to perfect the role of a sleek and graceful feline in the upcoming film.

It's amusing to see how some people enjoy catting with their pet cats, copying their gestures and mannerisms.