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kitty.
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kitty kitty....
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You said cat twice. It varies between cat and kitty.
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Depends on the situation. Kitty is a cute term that I use for my cat. Cat is formal. Kitten is a baby cat.
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I say Kitty
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Usually cat but sometimes I go with cat.
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Uh HEM , Putter TAT
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Cat to describe the species in formal conversation, or kitten if it's a baby. Kitty is more like an affectionate nickname and most often applies when I am speaking to the animal, rather than to another human about the animal.
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Cat...or cat? I dunno, a tie between those two Now my own cat Madmartigan I call "vato del gato" cuz he's a little mexican gangster. I realize that's probably gibberish in spanish but I like it
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I use them all but I say kitty when I talk to cats because it is cuter sounding.
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All of the above.
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sorry none of the above. I say feline.
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I say kitty.
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Kitten for me refers to young cats, and kitty is usually when I'm speaking in a cute, affectionate way (ie: with little children)
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None of the above. I call my cat "KYDY" that's her name.
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All but mostly kitty, like in Monsters, Inc..."KITTY!!!"
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All of them
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Cat, kitty, kitten, and kitty cat.
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I say all of the above
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I call a cat a cat. Actually, I rather use "Katze" (German) or "chat" (French). If I see a cat on the street and want to talk to her, I would say "minou". But I have two cats and they also have their own names.
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cat or cat
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