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kitty
1[kit-ee]
kitty
2[kit-ee]
noun
plural
kittiesa pool or reserve of money, often collected from a number of persons or sources and designated for a particular purpose specified by the contributors.
Cards.
a pool into which players in a game put a certain amount of their winnings for some special purpose, as to pay for refreshments.
the pot, or a special pot, for the collection of forfeits or payments for certain high hands.
kitty
1/ ˈɪɪ /
noun
the pool of bets in certain gambling games
any shared fund of money, etc
(in bowls) the jack
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
This is all so he can coddle his sulky, wild teenage son while expecting Carrie to limit all extracurricular cuddles to her adopted kitty, Shoe.
Could be lack of sleep from spending many midnight hours glued to weather apps while under a tornado watch, or worrying over my not-as-feral-as-she-used-to-be kitty who refuses to come inside during a storm.
Using contraband cellphones from his prison cell, Torres oversaw a black market for extorted commissary goods called the “kitty.”
There have been so many donations of pet food, leashes, toys, crates, kitty litter and other supplies that Pasadena Humane had to borrow warehouse space to store it all, McManus said.
Thus, the slight that almost became my Joker origin story instead ignited a kitty heist.
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