meow
US /miˈaʊ/
・UK /mɪ'aʊ/
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n.NounCry like a cat
He heard a soft meow from behind the sofa
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo cry like a cat
The little kitty meowed as if asking for food
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- The kitten seemed to be having so much fun that Luca couldn't resist and let out a soft meow.
The kitten seemed to be having so much fun that Luca couldn't resist and let out a soft meow.
- The kitten seemed to be having so much fun that Luca couldn't resist and let out a soft meow.
The kitten seemed to be having so much fun that Luca couldn't resist and let out a soft meow.
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- And basically it came down to the store opened up diagonally, which is like up and down like this, across the street. So we don't actually have to say, oh, the new store opened up diagonally across the street. We say meow, meow. Kitty Corner. I don't know why it has to do with a cat. Why isn't it Puppy Corner or Doggy Corner? I don't know. But Kitty Corner means that something is diagonally across the street. That's cool. Thanks, Canada. I like that one.
And basically it came down to the store opened up diagonally, which is like up and down like this, across the street. So we don't actually have to say, oh, the new store opened up diagonally across the street. We say meow, meow. Kitty Corner. I don't know why it has to do with a cat. Why isn't it Puppy Corner or Doggy Corner? I don't know. But Kitty Corner means that something is diagonally across the street. That's cool. Thanks, Canada. I like that one.
- Snowbirds. We have a snowbird. A snowbird is a person. Yes, it's not a bird. And they actually don't like snow. We shouldn't call them snowbirds. We should call them winter hater people, but snowbird sounds nicer. Snowbird is actually a kind of airplane that has groups and does flying things. No, it's not. Snowbirds are people, usually older, retired people who escape winter in Canada. They go to Florida, they go to Montana. I don't know if they go to Montana. I've just made that up. They go down to the southern part of America because it's close, right? If you look at a map, if you look at Toronto, meow, and you go as far south as you can without getting the ocean, you're in Florida. So a lot of people go to
Snowbirds. We have a snowbird. A snowbird is a person. Yes, it's not a bird. And they actually don't like snow. We shouldn't call them snowbirds. We should call them winter hater people, but snowbird sounds nicer. Snowbird is actually a kind of airplane that has groups and does flying things. No, it's not. Snowbirds are people, usually older, retired people who escape winter in Canada. They go to Florida, they go to Montana. I don't know if they go to Montana. I've just made that up. They go down to the southern part of America because it's close, right? If you look at a map, if you look at Toronto, meow, and you go as far south as you can without getting the ocean, you're in Florida. So a lot of people go to