What is another word for cat's-paw?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈatspˈɔː], [ kˈatspˈɔː], [ k_ˈa_t_s_p_ˈɔː]
Synonyms for Cat's-paw:
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n.
• artifact • cat's-paw • sea breeze Other relevant words:
- abut ,
- adjoin ,
- adjunct ,
- admirer ,
- affray ,
- aid ,
- air ,
- air current ,
- all-day sucker ,
- android ,
- apple polisher ,
- arrest ,
- arse ,
- ass ,
- ass-kisser ,
- assist ,
- assistance ,
- athletic supporter ,
- avail ,
- babble ,
- backside ,
- ball ,
- battlefront ,
- beckon ,
- befool ,
- behind ,
- bell ringer ,
- benefactor ,
- bird-scarer ,
- blackjack ,
- blank ,
- blank shell ,
- blast ,
- blow ,
- blow up ,
- blueprint ,
- boob ,
- booby ,
- booster ,
- border ,
- bottom ,
- brand ,
- brandish ,
- breaking wind ,
- breast ,
- breather ,
- breathing place ,
- breathing space ,
- breathing spell ,
- breathing time ,
- bubble ,
- buck ,
- bull's eye ,
- bum ,
- buns ,
- bunt ,
- burble ,
- butt against ,
- butt end ,
- butt joint ,
- butt on ,
- buttocks ,
- can ,
- capricorn ,
- catch ,
- champion ,
- check ,
- check off ,
- child's play ,
- choker ,
- chuff ,
- chunk ,
- cigaret ,
- cigarette ,
- cinch ,
- clump ,
- cock ,
- cockle ,
- coffin nail ,
- comfort ,
- comforter ,
- commemorate ,
- confidential information ,
- cosh ,
- countenance ,
- crawler ,
- creature ,
- crisscross ,
- cross ,
- cross off ,
- cross out ,
- cub ,
- curl ,
- current of air ,
- curve ,
- deficient ,
- denounce ,
- dependent ,
- derriere ,
- deutsche mark ,
- deutschmark ,
- dick ,
- differentiate ,
- dig ,
- dissipate ,
- distinguish ,
- disturbance ,
- dope ,
- draft ,
- drag ,
- draw ,
- drawing ,
- duck soup ,
- dumbbell ,
- dummy up ,
- duty tour ,
- eddy ,
- edge ,
- encumbrance ,
- enlistment ,
- exhaust ,
- face ,
- facilitate ,
- fag ,
- fanny ,
- fart ,
- farting ,
- fawner ,
- flap ,
- flatus ,
- flick ,
- flip ,
- flounce ,
- flourish ,
- fluff ,
- flunky ,
- fool around ,
- fool away ,
- foot soldier ,
- forepart ,
- fray ,
- friend ,
- frill ,
- fritter ,
- fritter away ,
- frivol away ,
- front end ,
- front line ,
- front man ,
- fundament ,
- furbelow ,
- galley slave ,
- garter ,
- gasp ,
- gawk ,
- gentle wind ,
- gimp ,
- glob ,
- golem ,
- goon ,
- gospel according to mark ,
- grade ,
- grind ,
- groveler ,
- groveller ,
- guggle ,
- gulp ,
- gurgle ,
- hack ,
- hacker ,
- halt ,
- hang-up ,
- hassock ,
- heave ,
- help oneself ,
- hind end ,
- hindquarters ,
- hindrance ,
- hint ,
- hitchhike ,
- hobble ,
- hock ,
- hoist ,
- home run ,
- horse around ,
- huff ,
- humanoid ,
- humble ,
- hyponym ,
- idle words ,
- incumbrance ,
- instrumentate ,
- interference ,
- intimation ,
- jazz ,
- jerk ,
- jester ,
- jnr ,
- jock ,
- jockstrap ,
- joyride ,
- jr ,
- keister ,
- kisser ,
- label ,
- labor ,
- labour ,
- laughingstock ,
- lead ,
- leaf ,
- lift ,
- limp ,
- lollipop ,
- look ,
- lout ,
- low-level ,
- lowly ,
- lubber ,
- lummox ,
- lump ,
- malarkey ,
- malarky ,
- march ,
- mark off ,
- marker ,
- marking ,
- meander ,
- mess up ,
- mix ,
- moil ,
- motley fool ,
- movement ,
- moving ridge ,
- mugful ,
- muggins ,
- nates ,
- navvy ,
- neck ruff ,
- next-to-last ,
- nock ,
- nominal head ,
- nose ,
- note ,
- nothingness ,
- notice ,
- oaf ,
- ottoman ,
- pant ,
- patron ,
- pecker ,
- pensionary ,
- peon ,
- phiz ,
- physiognomy ,
- picnic ,
- piece of cake ,
- pinhead ,
- pit ,
- play out ,
- pleat ,
- pock ,
- posterior ,
- potation ,
- pouf ,
- pouffe ,
- powderpuff ,
- prance ,
- prat ,
- presence ,
- preventative ,
- preventive ,
- prey ,
- prick ,
- protagonist ,
- puff of air ,
- puff out ,
- puff up ,
- puffed ,
- pull ,
- punctuate ,
- purl stitch ,
- put on ,
- put one across ,
- put one over ,
- putz ,
- quarry ,
- quilt ,
- rear ,
- rear end ,
- riff ,
- rippling ,
- roll ,
- rookie ,
- rub ,
- ruff ,
- ruffle up ,
- rump ,
- rumple ,
- run down ,
- saint mark ,
- saphead ,
- sashay ,
- scar ,
- scarecrow ,
- scarer ,
- scent ,
- score ,
- scrape ,
- scratch ,
- sea gull ,
- seagull ,
- seat ,
- serve ,
- service ,
- set ,
- shaft ,
- shoot ,
- shuffle ,
- sign ,
- silent person ,
- slang ,
- smiler ,
- snag ,
- snap ,
- soak ,
- social movement ,
- sough ,
- sponsor ,
- stain ,
- stay ,
- steer ,
- stern ,
- stigma ,
- stigmatise ,
- stigmatize ,
- stop ,
- stoppage ,
- strawman ,
- strike off ,
- strike out ,
- strut ,
- stub ,
- stumblebum ,
- subdue ,
- subordinate word ,
- subscript ,
- subsidiary ,
- substandard ,
- suspensor ,
- swagger ,
- swig ,
- swirl ,
- sycophant ,
- tag ,
- tail ,
- tail end ,
- take in ,
- target ,
- term of enlistment ,
- third-year ,
- thread ,
- thumb ,
- tick ,
- tick off ,
- tip ,
- tipple ,
- tire ,
- toady ,
- toil ,
- tomfool ,
- tool around ,
- tooshie ,
- tour ,
- tour of duty ,
- toy ,
- travail ,
- truckler ,
- tush ,
- twine ,
- twist ,
- undulate ,
- visage ,
- wafture ,
- walkover ,
- wander ,
- waving ,
- weakling ,
- weave ,
- welcome mat ,
- whiff ,
- whirl ,
- whirlpool ,
- wind instrument ,
- wind up ,
- winding ,
- wrap ,
- wreathe ,
- wuss ,
- zombi ,
- zombie .
- Purling ,
- Ruffling ,
- aunt sally ,
- automaton ,
- bootlicker ,
- breath ,
- breeze ,
- butt ,
- chump ,
- clod ,
- dogsbody ,
- doormat ,
- draught ,
- drudge ,
- dummy ,
- dupe ,
- easy game ,
- fair game ,
- fall guy ,
- figurehead ,
- flunkey ,
- fool ,
- front ,
- goat ,
- greenhorn ,
- gull ,
- gust ,
- hireling ,
- inferior ,
- junior ,
- lackey ,
- lickspittle ,
- man of straw ,
- mark ,
- mechanical man ,
- menial ,
- mug ,
- myrmidon ,
- patsy ,
- pigeon ,
- plaything ,
- puff ,
- puppet ,
- purl ,
- pushover ,
- riffle ,
- riffling ,
- ripple ,
- robot ,
- ruffle ,
- sap ,
- scapegoat ,
- sea breeze ,
- soft touch ,
- stooge ,
- straw man ,
- subordinate ,
- sucker ,
- tool ,
- underling ,
- undulation ,
- victim ,
- wave ,
- wavelet ,
- whipping boy ,
- wind ,
- yes-man ,
- zephyr .
How to use "Cat's-paw" in context?
The British word "cat's-paw" is best defined as a mean or unfair act. It is most commonly used when someone is hurt or attacked and believe that the other person is responsible. For example, if a person bumps into another and the other person retaliates by punching or slapping the victim in the face, the person who was hit could be said to have "acted like a cat's paw.
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