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English - Turkish
Definition of cat's-paw in English Turkish dictionary
- bir çeşit düğüm
- alet edilen kimse
- maşa
- kedi patisi
- use sb as a cat's paw
- birini maşa olarak kullanmak
- cat's paw
- maşa
- cat's paw
- alet edilen kimse
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English - English
Definition of cat's-paw in English English dictionary
- A knot of a certain kind resembling a lark’s-foot hitch; see cat's paw for more detailed information
- A pawn or dupe; somebody who has been unwittingly tricked into acting in another's interest
It could be said – there are plenty who say it – that his rejection of the left has made him a cat's paw of the right, but it is a pretty strange right-wing cat's paw who favours the idea of unrestricted illegal immigration into Spain.
- A breeze that ruffles patches of a water surface
- a hitch in the middle of rope that has two eyes into which tackle can be hooked
- {i} person who is used by another to do an unpleasant task; twist in a loop of rope; light wind
- Alternative form of cat's-paw
- cats·paw someone who is used by someone else to achieve something bad
cat's-paw
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Etymology
() Meaning 1: From a fable, perhaps of Aesop's, in which a crafty monkey begs a cat to pull hot chestnuts from a fire. The cat singes his paw, and the monkey gobbles up the chestnuts leaving none for the cat. Meaning 2: Probably due to resemblance in terms of shape.Resimler
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