noun
Street Slang
cat
· noun · uk-drill
A drug user — usually a crackhead — calling the line for a fix.
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A 'cat' is a regular buyer of hard drugs — most often crack — who haunts the trap line. The image is the desperate, prowling user. To 'cat' something can also mean to fiend for it.
“Line was buzzing, cats lined up round the block.”
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cat In A Sentence
Line was buzzing, cats lined up round the block.
Origin & Usage
Long-running African-American and Caribbean slang for an addict (compare 'crackhead cat'), absorbed into UK road talk via dancehall and US hip-hop.
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What does cat mean in this slang?
It refers to a drug user — usually a crackhead — calling a dealer's line looking for a fix.
How do you use cat in a sentence?
"The phone kept ringing all night with cats wanting a hit."
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