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1. A "cat burglar" is defined as someone who steals cats.
2. A person who might be said to be toying with another, usually in a cruel-like manner, could be referred to as playing what kind of game with them?
3. Of the following, which best describes someone who might be asked the cat-ch phrase question of "cat got your tongue?"
4. A person who is financially rich might be called what?
5. If someone were said to have let the cat out of the bag, then what is it they have really done?
6. What is another way of describing a light sleep of short duration? (Remember theme of quiz here).
7. When it's pouring down rain outside, sometimes people will use the phrase, "It's raining cats and mice!"
8. Someone with a "cat-o'-nine-tails" actually has what?
9. The cat-ch phrase of "See which way the cat jumps" could be translated into "Wait to see what happens?"
10. Someone who seems very nervous, jumpy, or uneasy might often be compared to being like a cat in this cat-chy phrase.
11. If someone is looking a bit ragged, tired, or disheveled, one might then refer to them as looking like something the ___________________. (Your answer should not require any punctuation.)
12. "A person used by another as a dupe or tool," is called what?
13. Somebody or something which is held or considered to be very special could be defined by which one of the following cat-ch phrases?
14. This cat-ch phrase is defined as "a game in which a loop of string is threaded between the fingers of both hands in variable complex patterns". Also, if you add the words "in the" in-between the two words of the phrase, it then becomes the name of a well-known Harry Chapin song. Which phrase am I looking for here?
15. The Cowardly Lion from the movie "The Wizard of Oz" could be classified as this particular cat-ch phrase.
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