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'Come on cat, give me some food!'

DEFINITION: To share food with your pet, or vise versa.

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Mizuhx

Created by: msokoloffster

Pronunciation: Miz - uhx

Sentence: Christina liked to mizuhx with her dog but not her turtle.

Etymology: Unknown...

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Animeal

Created by: johnnyrockett

Pronunciation: An-a-meal

Sentence: Phil shared a hearty animeal of chicken with his cat.

Etymology: Animal+meal.

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Domesticeat

dancemonkey

Created by: dancemonkey

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Crittersine

Created by: Stevenson0

Pronunciation: krit/er/zeen

Sentence: The cat lady enjoyed her crittercine with her feline family.

Etymology: critter + cuisine

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Petluck

Created by: polarpanda

Pronunciation: pet-luck

Sentence: Yeah, this super cute girl asked me to join her for dinner at Chez Panisse tonight, but I think I'm just going to stay home for petluck with Fluffy.

Etymology: like potluck, but with your pet

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Felinembibe

Created by: Hjason

Pronunciation: fe-line-im-bibe

Sentence: I need to distract fluffy so I can get to her dish and felinembibe myself.

Etymology: feline-embibe

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Animalimentate

Created by: chris

Pronunciation: ann-ee-mal-ee-men-tayt

Sentence: With the price of pet food these days, it would be a crime not to animalimentate from time to time

Etymology: animal + alimentation (food)

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Petaste

Created by: Adamson

Pronunciation: Pet-tay-ste

Sentence: Ran out of kraft dinner last nigth... I decide to petaste some fancy feast.

Etymology: To share tasting experiences with a pet.

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Honeylunch

Created by: wysware

Pronunciation: hun-ee-lun-ch

Sentence: I shared a honeylunch with tiddles

Etymology: honey (term of endearment) lunch (meal)

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Baesk

Created by: TheCapn

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