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User_gary Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Give me some nice cat things

I heard the following sentence in a movie.

"Give me
some nice cat things."

I wonder what does it means particularly "cat things".
  

Top answer

Toys that a kitten might enjoy playing with?

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Toys that a kitten might enjoy playing with?
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It doesn't mean anything except "things for cats" or "things typical of cats" or maybe "things decorated with representations of cats." Could you possibly give us some context? Was this said in a pet shop? A gift shop? An interpretive dance lesson? And what did the person in the movie do in response to this request????
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Thank you.

Here is the conversation. Can you tell me what "field this one" also means here?

Hands, you wanna
field this one?

Uh, dude, you're getting
a fake ID

and you're wearing
a shirt that says
you're in high school.

So?
Okay, whatever.
I'll fix it later.

Just do
what you were doing.

Give me
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To field something means to take it over, deal with it, tell me what you think.
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So, after the guy says "Get me some nice cat things," what do they give him? Anything?
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User_garyI wonder what "cat things" means.
You probably won’t hear the phrase used this way again; it was just a spur-of-the-moment thing. It was a photo shoot, and the photographer was telling the model to pretend to be a cat for the camera by meowing and making a claw-shaped hand, as you must have noticed when you watched the scene.

(Just out of cur
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Thanks, Gus -- I figured that the original poster, who saw the movie, probably had a better idea of what this meant than anyone else could.

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