Cattegat

/ ˈkætɪˌɡæt /

noun

He advised his country not to try it, especially in view of certain political rumours which he had picked up in the Cattegat.

Cattegat, who liked the sugar but not the trick, had been so named by a Danish gentleman who had presented him to Lou and Amy.

Cattegat will now surely catch that ferocious rat in the last room, thought every one.

Cattegat jumped up and looked at Uncle Leonard as if to ask him if he had made that noise, and then glanced about the room.

Cattegat seemed very much disappointed because the rat had escaped, and went out in the yard, and hid himself under a rose-bush.

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