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Meanings of kitten in English
Usage of kitten in English
1
His left hand had been bitten by a kitten 8 weeks before.
2
The first moment had been the day Clara went for her kitten.
3
She snatched the kitten from sleep and whispered in his tiny ear:
4
You can also meet the foster kitten Lynn just couldn't let go.
5
For the moment the episode of the kitten was a forgotten thing.
6
Look, every relationship needs a scratch of the kitten now and then.
7
Then came the day when he met the kitten from the farmhouse.
8
In a little while she returned, carrying another kitten in her mouth.
9
Well, apart from burping a kitten, maybe, but society frowns on that.
10
Either way, a puppy or kitten is not getting any less cute.
11
She couldn't see her kitten anywhere and desperately needed his comforting presence.
12
But this kitten might lie in wait as long as it liked.
13
As Parker opened the door, she scampered in like a gray kitten.
14
As Barker opened the door, she scampered in like a grey kitten.
15
I gave you two answers and a way to get your kitten.
16
She returned with a third kitten; she returned with a fourth one.
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Kitten through the time
Kitten across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common