Cat Speak Dictionary

Deztinee (Dezi) Speak

Dezi speaks coyly with the accent of a true Southern Belle. She has a high pitched almost whispery voice that can get loud and animated when called for. She can be a bit shy altho’ she loves to be the center of attention.

• Y standing alone is a Southern expression of excitement or to stress the following statement. (ex: Y thank you)
• W may replace R’s and GH’s(ex: weplace, sowwy, dollaw, fawt = thought)
• D may replace the hard TH sound (ex: dis = this, dat = that, da = the, anuddew = another)
• F may replace the soft TH (ex: nuffin = nothing)
• AW may replace OUGH (ex: fawt = thought)
• Fur may replace FR, FOR  (ex: Furiday = Friday, furiends = friends, fur/fuw = for)
• Purr may replace PR or PL. any word that begins with P may now begin with Purr (ex: purrrposal = proposal, purrice = price)
• Purr may also replace PUR or PER (purrtain = pertain)
• Puss may replace POSE (purrpuss = purpose)
• MEOW may take the place of MO (ex: meownin’ = morning)
• Paw replaces AW at the beginning of words (ex: Pawsum = awesome, Pawful = awful)
• U may replace O when making a u sound (ex: gunna = going, sumwhere = somewhere, tu = to/too)
• MOL = Meow Out Loud
• OMC = Oh My Cat(ness)
• WTC = What The Cat
• POL = Purr Out Loud
• UTB/UDB = Under the Bed
• In’ = ING (southern speak)
• ( ‘ ) followed by a word or following a word = shortened version (‘puter/putew = computer, altho’ = although)
• E may be dropped off the end of a word if it is silent (luv = love, leav = leave)
• Ifin = If (southern speak)
• T may be dropped off the end of a word if it is silent (ex: nex = next –southern speak)
• K replaces CT (ex: zaklee = exactly, purrfek = perfect)

                                  Alexandra (Lexi) Speak 

Lexi speaks with a true Texas drawl with an occasional deep South outburst. She is loud and outspoken but can be a little shy at times.

• Y see above
• U see above
• AW see above
• D see above
• F see above
• FUR see above
• PURR see above
• PUSS see above
• MEOW see above
• PAW see above
• Z = hard S or C that sounds like S (ex: suppozez = supposes, fotoz = photos, weez = we’s, playzez = places)
• I’z = I is/I was
• K takes the place of C when it sounds like k (ex: kant = can’t, kuldn’t = couldn’t)
• B or D may take the place of V (ex: lubz = loves, kubber = cover)
• AY replaces the long A and silent E (ex: awayk = awake, layk = lake)
• EE replaces all letters that sound like long E (ex: lubblee = lovely, reelee = really)
• OW replaces OU (ex: sownd = sound, pownd = pound)
• W replaces GH (ex: fawt = thought, bawt = bought)
• Bull replaces BLE at the end of a word (ex: reedabull = readable)

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