catfur

English

Noun

catfur (uncountable)

1. Alternative form of cat fur
   • 1987, Peter B. Broida, A Guide to Merit Systems Protection Board Law & Practice, 1979-1987:

     The nice thing about a white computer is that it shows, by the dark catfur left on top, that your cats cared enough to spend some time there when the machine was not in use.

   • 2006, Geronimo Stilton, Wedding Crasher, →ISBN, page 8:

     What if a late winter storm hit and I needed my catfur earmuffs?

   • 2008, Jane Bennett, Porcupine: Short Stories, →ISBN, page 66:

     "Wait," she said, "that cushion has catfur on it. It's not clean."

   • 2011, E.C. Tubb, Stellar Assignment, →ISBN:

     A consignment of catfur mittens had been lost in transit to the colony on Tejat III.