ocicat
Britishnoun
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Origin of ocicat
C20: from oc ( elot ) + -i- + cat
Example Sentences
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She noted that Dettmer selected an ocicat, O.C.’s breed, “because they are known to be very affectionate and highly intelligent, and O.C. never disappointed.”
From Washington Times
That sounds like a better deal than coffee and a macaron with a $5,000 ocicat.
From Washington Post
Second-, third-, and fourth-order hybridizations begun with Siamese hybrids and other breeds include the Ragamuffin, Ocicat, and California Spangled.
From Salon
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