Word: purrs
Category: purrs
Hobbies & Leisure, Pets & Animals, People & Society
Related words: purrs
cat purrs, the purrs, paws and purrs, pooches and purrs, second hand purrs, gurrs and purrs, pups and purrs, purrs naperville
Synonyms: purrs
whirr, whir, birr, whiz
Translations: purrs
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spanish
Translations:
ronroneos, ronronea, los ronroneos, ronroneo
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german
Translations:
schnurrt, Schnurren, surrt
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french
Translations:
ronronne, ronronnements, ronrons, des ronronnements
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italian
Translations:
fusa, fa le fusa, le fusa, farà le fusa
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portuguese
Translations:
ronrona, ronronar, ronronados, ronronos
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dutch
Translations:
spint, snorren, de snorren, snorrende
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russian
Translations:
мурлыканье, мурлычет, мурлыкает
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norwegian
Translations:
maler
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swedish
Translations:
spinner
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finnish
Translations:
kehrää, kehräys
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danish
Translations:
spinder, spinden
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czech
Translations:
Přede
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polish
Translations:
mruczy
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greek
Translations:
purrs των
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ukrainian
Translations:
муркоче, мугиче, мурличет, мугикає, муркотить
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bulgarian
Translations:
мърка
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belarusian
Translations:
варкоча, мурлыкае
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estonian
Translations:
ketrus on tugevusega
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latvian
Translations:
Purrs
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romanian
Translations:
toarce
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slovenian
Translations:
prede
The meaning and "use of": purrs
noun
- a low continuous vibratory sound, typically that made by a cat or vehicle. - Back at Gleb and Sherry's condo, Yoli and I were introduced to their cat, a sleek animal that was actually friendly, with nearly continuous purrs or meows emanating from its cute little open mouth.
- (of a cat) make a low continuous vibratory sound usually expressing contentment. - The cat purred loudly as Daniel scratched him behind the ears.
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