| My Terminology... I've heard that one of the best ways to tell that a cat (or person) is smart is by their use of words and sentence formatting. Now if this is true, then you are about to find out that I am one of the smartest beings around. Little Mo's Dictionary for People who can't speak good!! |
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| The area on the butt that is not covered in fur, it can also be called a peanut because of it's small size, a dog of course would have a walnut or other similarily sized nut. I don't have one, but if i did it would be the white tip at the end of a different colored tail. For instance if you have a black tail with a white tip it would be a peabody tail tip. You can also have a calico tail, or any other colred tail with a peabody at the end. not to be confused with wart like on the bottom of a foot. That kind of wart is pronounced wort. My what is pronunced like wart looks like it should be pronounced if English wasn't such a sillyy language. I'm glad my native tounge is catlish instead. Once again this pronunciation is a result of my lisp. The word What (read wart) is best used at inapropriate times, as in when you really aren't asking wart, but jsut feel like saying it over and over for no particular reason. The best effect comes by stressing the "R" sound and sticking your neck out a little as you finish saying the word. It makes Dan (one of my people) very mad!!! also known as a fart. This is the type/breed of cat I am. I think I am related to hooved animals and therefore I am a Pony Cat. Pon for short. I'm also a Black and White, which is another category/breed of cat I would fall under if I was a show cat. It's good that I'm not because I would win in the Black and White division all the time since I am a prime example of a Black and White. |
| Bottom (barbbbtom) Peabody What? (waart) Poop gas Pony Cat Black and White |
| Some of my words are followed in parenthises with it's pronunciation... I have a lisp becasue of the smudge on my chin. |