Cat
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 9
(kat.) [Fr. chat, from L. cat us.] (Zool.) See FELIS.(Naut.) Cat-o' -nine-tails, a whip divided into 9 strings or knots, for the infliction of corporeal punishment on offenders;- often briefly called cat. - To cat the anchor, is to raise the anchor abreast of a ship's cat head. [s. 152]
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