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1 boskat
n. wildcat, any of various undomesticated black-striped felines -
2 onsolide
adj. insubstantial, wildcat -
3 de wilde kat
de wilde kat -
4 kat
1 [huisdier; snibbig meisje] cat3 [snauw] snarl♦voorbeelden:de Gelaarsde Kat • Puss-in-Bootseen valse kat • a bitcher uitzien als een verzopen kat • look like a drowned rat〈 figuurlijk〉 de kat in het donker knijpen • saint it in public, sin it in secreteen kat komt altijd op haar poten terecht • a cat has nine lives〈 figuurlijk〉 de kat bij het spek zetten/op het spek binden • leave/set the fox to watch the geese〈 figuurlijk〉 zich voelen als een kat in een vreemd pakhuis • feel like a fish out of water, feel out of placeals een kat in het nauw • like a cornered rat〈 informeel〉 kat in het bakkie • it's child's play/a piece of cake〈 spreekwoord〉 als de kat van huis is, dansen de muizen op tafel • when the cat's away the mice will play¶ ik ben er voor de kat z'n kut geweest! • what a fucking waste of time that was! -
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