What is another word for kitty corner?
Pronunciation: [kˈɪti kˈɔːnə] (IPA) 
Kitty corner, an Americanism, is typically used to describe something that is diagonally across from something else. The term is thought to derive from the way cats sit, with legs tucked underneath at an angle, resembling a diagonal position. However, in other parts of the world, the term is not used, and other synonyms exist. For example, in the UK and Australia, the term "catty corner" is used, while in Canada it is known as "katty corner". Additional synonyms include "diagonally opposite", "across the way", "crisscross", "interlocking", and "oblique". Although the term may differ, the concept remains the same, with all options indicating a diagonal relationship between two objects.
