catself

English

Etymology

cat +‎ self

Noun

catself (plural catselves)

  1. (nonce word) A feline self; the individual nature of a cat.
    • 2003, Brett Bailey, The Plays of Miracle & Wonder, page 37:
      I am stroking the old cat, Moshy, […] until there comes a moment when she is no longer aware of who she is and who I am, she is just her primordial passionate catself in the throes of cosmic movement, and in that instant of forgetting she lashes at me with fangs and claws […]
    • 2007, Alice J. Capen, The Secret Adventures of John, Paul, George and Ringo:
      "I'm turning into me catself, then," said John. "Minus the fleas!" and he started changing.
    • 2009, Joanna Devrais, Hearthstories: A Modern Woman's Quest for the Essential Self, page xiii:
      She personified the unique catself, owning who she was. She spoke her mind in cateze and never let me stray far from my writing path.
    • 2017, Elizabeth E. Marshall, Pathways, page 76:
      […] and catwrapping her fat cattail / round her catself to her catnose / where her cattail would filter catair […]
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