Definition of cet

cet

noun - plural

• cats, irregular plural of cat

  Last edited on Aug 22 2024. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 22 2024.

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dugg	Definitions include: alternate spelling of "dug", i.e. the past tense of dig.
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blooming	Definitions include: intensifier; "bloody".
fat b*tched	Definitions include: to feel like a fat disgusting individual that does not get any respect, gets taken advantage of, people do not think highly of " my friend was suppose to pick me up, but they fat bitched me so i waited forno reason at all

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