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Other crossword clues for answer "CAT"

CAT
Hep one
Sno-__ (winter vehicle)
Pet that perches
Garfield
Garfield, e.g.
Meower
Mousetrap?
Rum Tum Tugger or Grizabella
Puma, but not Nike
Youtube star, frequently
Animal waving its paw in a Chinese restaurant window
Grumpy ___ (online feline)
Skimbleshanks or Grizabella of musical-dom, e.g.
Taylor Swift or Idris Elba, in a much-mocked movie
One worshipped in ancient Egypt
Popular pet
Ailurophobe's dread
___ Scratch Fever (1977 Ted Nugent hit)
Burmese, e.g.
Grumpy ___ (Internet meme)
Holly Golightly's pet
Pussy
Scratching-post user
Socks, e.g.
Tender Vittles eater
Hep dude
See 40-Down
One in a litter or one who uses litter
Sofa destroyer
Alley prowler
One who plays with a yarn ball
One ___ just leads to another (Hemingway)
Kind of sailboat
Ailurophile's pet
Bebop buff
Morris, for one
Purrfectionist?
Grizabella or Garfield
Cool dude
Garfield or Fritz
Hipster
63-Down, e.g.
YouTube star, often
Tiger-___ (Hamilton footballer)
Cougar, for one
Cougar
Cougar, e.g.
Garfield or Felix
Construction-site vehicle, for short
Fancy Feast eater
Animal in Schrödinger's box
Animal known for its righting reflex
The Black ___ (Poe story)
Lounging pet
See 44 Across
Rapt bird watcher, perhaps
Mouser
Ginger ___
Hermione's Crookshanks, for one
With 37-Across, metaphorical transporter of fog in a 1916 poem
It says "yaong", to a Korean
Lazy and indifferent character in an Orwell work
Anyone who considers protocol unimportant has never dealt with one, per Robert A. Heinlein
56-Across, in English
Fella
It's "more intelligent than people believe, and can be taught any crime", per Mark Twain
A dead one can be used as falsies or a wine bottle holder, per a classic bestselling cartoon collection
Oh long Johnson speaker, in an old viral video
Cool customer
Garfield, for one
Nap or nip preceder
Felix or Fritz
It may be let out of the bag
Jazz devotee
Jazz fan
Alley animal
Fiddler of kids' rhyme
Grizabella, on Broadway
Kind of burglar
See 59-Across
Alley lurker
Garfield or Heathcliff
Sacred animal of the ancient Egyptians
Tabby or tiger
Abyssinian or Siamese
Puma or panther
Member of the family Felidae
Victim of curiosity
Meow Mix muncher
Nip or nap preceder
The Simpsons' Snowball II, for one
Dr. Seuss title character
Household pet
Jazz aficionado
Siamese or Persian
Fritz or Felix
Meow Mix consumer
Tiger or tabby
Felix or Fritz, e.g.
Better mousetrap?
Bird watcher
Black Halloween animal
Cool dude, in jazz
Furry purrer
Whiskered pet
Burmese or Siamese
Curiosity victim, in an old saying
Felix or Sylvester
Tabby or Manx
Tiger
Jazz buff
Tabby or tom
Alley frequenter
Furry mouse chaser
Mr. Mistoffelees, for one
Stimpy or Garfield
Manx or lynx
Persian or Siamese
Two-hulled vessel, for short
Cheshire grinner
Peter and the Wolf clarinet
Curiosity's victim, supposedly
Kiko, in Kiko's Delivery Service
Whiskas consumer
Sofa shedder
TV host Deeley
Calico or Siamese
Back fence howler
Leopard or jaguar
Puma
Alley stray
Cool one?
Leo, for one
Persian, for example
Siamese,e.g.
Singer Stevens
___ burglar
Cool type?
Jazz lover
Fiddler in a kids' rhyme
Persian, e.g.
Ailurophile's fancy
Sofa scratcher
Stimpy is one
Alley __
Fiddler of rhyme
Fiddler in the nursery
Jazz figure
One who digs gigs
Persian, say
Whiskered one
Hip dude
Persian, for one
Seuss hat wearer
Stray, often
Tom, for one
Bucky of "Get Fuzzy," for one
Maine coon, for one
Stray, maybe
Eliot's Old Deuteronomy, e.g.
Manx, for one
Critter to 8-Across, perhaps
One who "must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES": Eliot
Sylvester, e.g.
Blofeld's constant companion, in Bond films
Calico pet
Purring pet
Siamese or Burmese
Felix or Morris, e.g.
KoKo or Yum-Yum, in Lilian Jackson Braun mysteries
Monopoly token introduced in 2013
Purr former
Scratcher at a post
'Meow' means 'woof' in __: Carlin
*See 29-Across
Cool __
Lion or tiger
Nursery rhyme fiddler
Siamese or Abyssinian
Word with bird or call
Critter in a clowder
Friskies eater
Monopoly token that replaced the iron
See 76-Across
Sno-__
Avid bird watcher?
Iams eater
Stealthy animal
Tiger, e.g.
Witch's familiar, maybe
Cool hipster
Batter of balls?
Be-bopper
Indoor __
Laser pointer chaser
Player in an indoor tree
__ scan
Hogwarts' Mrs. Norris is one
Litter member or user
See 33-Across
Word with big or house
One of six hidden in this puzzle, each sitting on an apt location
Fiddle player of rhyme
Lion, say
Tractor brand, familiarly
Lap-loving pet
Litter box user
Tom or tabby
Litter box visitor
Meowth of Pokémon, for one
Popular adoptee
Roomba rider, in some viral videos
Calico or tuxedo
Feline
Karma is a __ / Purring in my lap 'cause it loves me: Taylor Swift lyric
__ got your tongue?
Feline pet
Jellicle Ball attendee
Ragdoll or tuxedo
Tabby
Clarinet, in "Peter and the Wolf"
Eliot's Macavity, e.g.
Home companion
House pet
Stimpy or Felix
Surefooted pet
Whiskered beast
Habitual birdwatcher
Leopard or lynx
Ocelot, for instance
Persian or tabby
Cougar or cheetah
Garfield or Morris
High-tech scanner
Tom or Sylvester
Abyssinian, for one
Felix or Garfield
Morris or Garfield
Siamese or Maltese
Jazz man
Manx or Persian
Morris or Felix
Jane Fonda film role
Lion or leopard
Lynx or panther
Stimpy or Sylvester
Tabby or calico
Household leaper
Purring 40 Down
With 6 Down, X-ray successor
33 Down pursuer
Himalayan, for one
Leopard or lion
Persian pet
Medical acronym
Four-legged leaper
Old Deuteronomy, e.g.
Lynx or leopard
Meowing mammal
Ocelot, for one
Puma, for one
Tree rescuee
Mouse chaser
House __
Milk lover
Panther or puma
Pet that purrs
Slippers in Theodore Roosevelt's White House
Little hisser
Alley howler
Frequent bird watcher
Mouse hunter
One might feel the need to knead
Seussian mischief maker
Bird watcher, perhaps
Meow Mix eater
Angry hisser
Carroll grinner
Half of a "game" pair
Hat-wearing Seuss character
Possibly pedigreed pet
String chaser
Calico, for one
Canary watcher
Lion or lynx
Tabby or Siamese
__ toy
Four-legged bird watcher
Pet that meows
Tiger or lion
Shelter adoptee
Catcher of many intruders at 10 Downing Street (1973-86)
Hisser when angry
Lynx or cougar
Possible tree rescuee
Purring animal
Dead-___ bounce (brief recovery, as of stock prices)
Big name in the women's suffrage movement
Dude
Garfield or Heathcliff, in the funnies
Object of an ailurophile's love
See 38-Down
Tongue depressor?
Whiskas eater
One ___ (stickball kin)
Fancy Feast feaster
Grizabella, e.g.
Manx, e.g.
Hairball sufferer
See 8-Down
Cool fella
Stimpy, e.g.
Toonces, for one
Spiteful one.
Anchor holster.
What Dick Whittington sold.
Don Marquis' Mehitable.
Follower of Dick Whittington.
Sacred animal of Egypt.
Boys' game of ball.
Satan's favorite form.
Rhubarb.
Angora.
What an aelurophobe dislikes.
Handy sailboat.
Lilli Palmer's Pyewacket.
A sovereign state with a tail.
James Mason's favorite pet.
Nine-lifer.
Strong tackle: Naut.
Witch's "familiar."
Archy's Mehitabel.
Jive enthusiast.
Siamese.
Canary fancier.
Character in "The Blue Bird."
Combine with 4 Down for a rest.
Maltese.
Small sailboat.
Ocelot or civet.
Persian.
Subject of Williams title.
Bopster.
Grimalkin.
Jaguar.
Manx ___.
Curiosity's victim.
Lynx.
Manx.
Small sailboat: Slang.
Fraidy-___
Word with kin or nip
Fiddle's companion.
Margay or ocelot.
Person, to a beatnik.
Aelurophile's favorite
Kind of fish.
Felix the ___.
Circus animal.
Jaguar, for one.
Proverbial tongue-usurper.
Musician of a sort.
Ounce.
Black ___.
Kind of whip.
Small boat
Spiteful woman.
Sailboat
Library list: Abbr.
Siamese, for one
Alice's Dinah
Boat
Jazzhound
Mehitabel, e.g.
Ballou
Tractor, for short
Felix or Dinah
Malicious woman
Observer of the king
Pet
Tin-roof dweller
Kind of boat or burglar
Kind of nap
Manx or cool
Lynx, for one
Manx or Angora
Persian or alley
Cheshire
Japanese bobtail
Word with nap or nip
He's hip to the jive
Panther or sailboat
See 48 Across
Member of a clowder
Channel ___ (food fish)
Mehitabel, for one
Morris of TV fame
Anchor tackle
Curiosity victim
Garfield of the comics, e.g.
Kind of bird or call
Margay or serval
Serval, e.g.
Deuteronomy, e.g.
Hoist an anchor, in a way
Theroux's "Darconville's ___"
Witch's pet
Marquis's Mehitabel
Puma or lynx
___ got your tongue?
Bombay or jaguarundi
Type of scan
Hoisting tackle
Kind of scan
Singer Stevens from London
Jazzman, to jazzmen
Margay, e.g.
___ scan (diagnostic aid)
___-and-mouse game
Puma, e.g.
Tabby or Felix
Eliot's "Jenny-anydots," e.g.
Felix, for one
Jazz musician
Fiddle's partner
Tractor, slangily
With 12-Down, a hospital procedure
The ___ in the Hat (rhyming Seuss book)
Clawer
Eliot's Grizabella, e.g.
Mouse catcher
One kept in the bag?
One who litters
Russian blue, e.g.
One that litters
Pride : lion :: clowder : ___
Puma or lion
Spiteful gossip
Leopard, e.g.
38-Across catcher
Dr. Seuss character
Siamese ___
Cool ___
Subject of a B. Kliban drawing
Cat
One eyeing a canary, maybe
Jazz player
Bird watcher, maybe
Habitual scratcher
Mouse manipulator?
Calico, e.g.
Object of ailurophobia
String player?
___ Island, Bahamas, boyhood home of 47A
Bopper
Excavation machine, for short
Purrer
Rum Tum Tugger, for one
See 66-Down
Cool sort
Jaguar, e.g.
Maine coon, e.g.
Mungojerrie or Skimbleshanks, in a musical
One often planted on a window ledge?
Tractor make, briefly
Big tractor, informally
Manx or Siamese
Lynx or puma
See 30-Down
Hepster
Possible predator of a 26-Down
See 19-Across
Cool guy
Anne Hathaway's persona in 2012's "The Dark Knight Rises"
Any of T. S. Eliot's "practical" creatures
Burmese, for one
Dr. Seuss animal
Subject of many a viral video
Enemy of the pictured animal
Gaggle : goose :: clowder : ___
Monopoly token that replaced the iron in 2013
Pet that's often aloof
Loco sort
What greater gift than the love of a ___?: Dickens
Animal that an ailurophobe fears
One notably entertained by a laser pointer
Stealthy sort
Subject of many an internet meme
Burmese or Persian
Monopoly token since 2013
Purr-fect pet?
Sacred creature in ancient Egypt
What greater gift than the love of a ___: Charles Dickens
Pet asking for milk, purr-haps?
Pet said to have nine lives
Animal feared by an ailurophobe
Monopoly token elected by an internet vote
Object of veneration in ancient Egypt
Animal that, despite popular belief, is usually lactose intolerant
Only domestic species in the family Felidae
Furball, maybe
Litter maker
Subject of many a funny TikTok
Dude in a jazz ensemble
Edgar Allan Poe owned a black one, appropriately
Garfield or Sylvester
Pet that uses a litter box
Big name in construction equipment
Singer Yusuf Islam, formerly ___ Stevens
Animal called "maeow" in Thai
See 11 Down
If it fits I sits animal on icanhascheezburger.com
'-- Ballou ('65 film)'
Alley roamer
Lion, e.g.
Ocelot, e.g.
Purring one
See 85-Across
'Peace Train' singer Stevens
With 51-Across, med. diagnostic
Alley hisser
Meowing pet
Puma, say
Adult kitten
Curious pet
Morris, e.g.
Al Stewart "Year of the ___"
Al Stewart's favorite pet?
___ Power
Spin Doctors "Cleopatra's ___"
22-across's Misty Malarky Ying Yang, for example
George W. Bush's Ernie, for example
George W.'s Ernie, for example
Certain tom
Any of the characters in a 1980 Andrew Lloyd Webber musical
Bill in "Bloom County," e.g.
Ernie who Bush gave away, e.g.
Manx, say
Turkish Angora, e.g.
Snowbell in "Stuart Little"
Many a viral-video star
Kid lit's Slinky Malinki, for one
Housemate who never does the dishes
Maru or Lil Bub of Internet fame
A lion or a tiger, but not a bear
Jaguar or jaguarundi
Doja ___ (artist who led the field in BET Award nominations) (July, 2022)
Jennyanydots or Munkustrap, in a long-running Broadway hit
T. S. Eliot's Rum Tum Tugger, for one
Animal venerated by ancient Egyptians
Lead-in to walk or nap
Pet that might chase a laser pointer
Dude, to a beatnik
Jazz joint patron
Leopard or lynx, e.g.
Stimpy or Sylvester, e.g.
Kind of prowler
Seuss's hat-wearer
Turkish Angora, for one
F. domesticus
Member of a certain Broadway cast
Well-known hat wearer
Fido's nemesis
Creature in a clowder
Hat-wearer of children's literature
Grimalkin, e.g.
Grimalkin, for one
Jazz club habitue
T.S. Eliot's favorite animal?
Well-known hat wearer of kiddie-lit
Frequent litterer
Natural bird-watcher
One familiar with litter
The ___ in the Hat
Curiosity killed it
Curiosity victim, in a saying
Whiskered 28-Across
Certain house pet
Common house pet
American Shorthair, for one
Hopeful birdwatcher
Milk lapper
Persian you pet
Type of household pet
Big-time litterer
British shorthair, for one
Common pet
Four-legged housemate
Garfield, famously
Surefooted creature
___-o'-nine-tails
Dog's archenemy
Pet that's not fetching?
Pet with "nine lives"
One may hiss at a dog
Pet such as a manx
Pet with nine lives, they say
Indoor or "outdoor" pet
Fancy Feast fan
Mewing pet
Pet that may hiss
Word after "fat" or "cool"
47-Down predator
Manx or Siamese pet
Pet with a "tuxedo" variety
___ person (fan of felines)
Buttered ___ paradox
Fluffy cafe denizen
Jaguar, for example
Mr. Jinx in "Meet the Parents," for one
Pet at a scratching post
Tabby, for one
Tuna-loving house pet
Certain burglar
Himalayan or Abyssinian
Abyssinian e.g.
Abyssinian perhaps
The Year of the ____
Bird or scan
Family companion
Felix e.g.
Good mouser
Lynx or cheetah
Tiger or puma
Tom or bob
Word with scan or burglar
Bremen Town musician
Burmese or Persian, e.g.
Jazz enthusiast
Home companion, for some
Dick Whittington's companion
Night stalker
Kilkenny fighter of rhyme
Animal that can right itself
Rum Tum Tugger or Sylvester
Stevens who is now Yusuf Islam
He digs gigs
Notorious bird-watcher
Sylvester of cartoons, e.g.
___ on a Hot Tin Roof
Felix of cartoons
Cartoondom's Tom or Sylvester
Eliot's Gus or Macavity
Victim of curiosity, in a saying
Calico or Sphynx
Ocelot or ounce
Scratchy of cartoons, e.g.
Stevens who sang "Peace Train"
Tom, in "Tom and Jerry" cartoons
With 6-Down, 1965 Jane Fonda movie
9Lives eater
Many a shelter adoptee
Breaking ___ News (comic strip about furry reporters)
Ocelot, for example
Pusheen, for example
Animal said to have nine lives
Colonel Meow, for one
Grown-up kitten
Its smell scares a mouse
Pet that can be polydactyl
Pet that might "make biscuits"
Pet that might be an avid birdwatcher
Pet that might clean itself with its leg in the air
Pet that might have a "tuxedo"
Pet that might pounce on a yarn ball
Roommate that may leave litter everywhere
Animal inhabited by Joe Gardner in "Soul"
Animal sitting behind a plate of salad, in a meme
Animal such as Jorts or Jean
Maru, for example
Pet hotel guest
Roommate who uses a litter box
Calico or tortoiseshell pet
Gato, in English
Lion or tiger (but not a bear)
Nyan ___ (2011 meme with a Pop-Tart-shaped animal)
Pet whose whiskers are about as wide as its body
=^.^= creature
Cheetah, e.g.
Pet whose exposed tummy might be a trap
See 24-Across
Whiskas-eating pet
Element of heavy rain
Rum Tum Tugger, e.g.
Title word in many Lilian Jackson Braun novels
I Can Has Cheezburger? image
Shelter purchase, sometimes
*Monopoly token
Furry high jumper
It may enjoy an empty box more than a deluxe scratching post
Pet that may lick itself after chasing a laser dot
Scottish fold or British shorthair
Bodega beast, at times
One that might make a "loaf" or "biscuits" after having a roll on the ground
Pet that may perch on a windowsill
Alley ___
Earthmoving machinery company, for short
Leading earthmover maker, for short
Big bulldozer company, for short
Big name in earth-moving equipment, for short
Cool fellow
Rex, for one
Burmese or Balinese
Jazz guy
Balinese or Burmese
Himalayan, e.g.
Laser chaser
Persian or Abyssinian
Abyssinian or Persian
Purr producer
Windowsill sunner
Fancy Feast fancier
Hairy Himalayan
Witch's black pet
Himalayan, say
Liger or leopard, e.g.
Sphynx, e.g.
Hieroglyphics animal
Old Deuteronomy or Bombalurina, for example
Potential adoptee
Windowsill basker
Witch's familiar, often
*Pet about which Holly Golightly says: "It's a little inconvenient, his not having a name"
Sill sunner
Monopoly token added in 2013
Lt.'s superior