- look what the cat's dragged in
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Used as an ironic acknowledgement of someones arrival, especially to imply that they are unwelcome or disagreeable in some way
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Look what the cat's dragged in! — informal an insulting way of saying that someone has just arrived, suggesting that they are ugly and badly dressed. Well, look what the cat s dragged in. Did you make that dress or borrow it from your mother? … New idioms dictionary
Look What the Cat Dragged In — Album par Poison Sortie 2 Août 1986 Enregistrement Mars 1986 Music Grinder Studios, Los Angeles, Californie Durée 38:14 Genre … Wikipédia en Français
Look What the Cat Dragged In — Álbum de Poison Publicación 1986 Género(s) Hard rock Glam metal Duración 38:14 … Wikipedia Español
Look what the cat dragged in! — informal used to call attention to someone who has entered the room or area • • • Main Entry: ↑cat Look what the cat dragged in! see ↑cat • • • Main Entry: ↑drag Look what the cat dragged in! see ↑cat • • • … Useful english dictionary
look what the cat dragged in — This idiom is used when someone arrives somewhere looking a mess or flustered and bothered … The small dictionary of idiomes
Look What the Cat Dragged In — For the song by Giggs, see Look What the Cat Dragged In (song). Look What the Cat Dragged In Studio album by Poison … Wikipedia
Look (at) what the cat dragged in! — exclam. Well, look who has just arrived! □ ook what the cat dragged in! I thought you would never get here … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
look what the cat dragged in — This idiom is used when someone arrives somewhere looking a mess or flustered and bothered. (Dorking School Dictionary) … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
look at what the cat dragged in — idiom. see who just arrived (said in frustration or with sarcastic overtones) … English slang
cat — I. /kæt / (say kat) noun 1. a domesticated carnivore, Felis sylvestris catus (formerly Felis catus), thought to be descended from the African wildcat, Felis sylvestris lybica, and now widely distributed in a number of breeds; feral populations… …
