Oh, what a lovely question! Well, a 5-gallon bucket can hold around 40-45 pounds of kitty litter, depending on the density of the litter. Just imagine all those fluffy kitties enjoying a clean space! Remember, it's always nice to keep our furry friends happy and cozy.
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Well, honey, a 5-gallon bucket can hold about 40 pounds of kitty litter if you pack it in there real nice and tight. Just make sure you don't overdo it, unless you want a litter explosion on your hands. So, grab that bucket, fill it up, and let your feline friend do their business in style.
Oh, dude, let me break it down for you. So, a 5-gallon bucket can hold around 40 pounds of kitty litter. But hey, don't stress about it too much, just make sure not to overload it or your cat might start a rebellion against you. Like, nobody wants a kitty litter uprising in their house, right?
Kitty Corner is diagonal from the object you are describing. Catty Corner is directly opposite to the Kitty Corner position. Therefore, Catty Corner to Kitty Corner, is Kitty Corner again, if you were in a square. Then take a polygon - say a Heptagon. Kitty Corner to one area and Caddy Corner from that point could be two different positions.
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Kitty-corner. In a square, a line drawn between one corner and the corner which is not adjacent to it.
it's actually a bastardization of the word Katty corner. i don't know where the word originated. sorryAnswerThe word "cattycorner" is from the word "cater" from the French word "quatre" meaning four. See link below for more information. I'm sure that when it was used by English speaking people, they thought "cater" sounded like "catter" so they associated it with the word "cat," and that is how we got our modern version of the word. • Not doubting the prior answer here, but why then is the following... ? From Louisiana does come the term "cangkitty_yonk"(not sure of spelling), which bears the identical definition. In Iowa, I grew up with both "kitty", but mainly "katty". Minnesota uses "kitty".
I think it means the fig tree. And Figaro is spelled the same way in English and Italian. I know because I googled it and my kitty's name is Figaro!