One word for your cat......

consumerkitty

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Angel: needy. His nickname is Meowers. His meow is louder than my alarm clock sometimes. When I get home from work he tells me that I can never leave again.
 

captiva

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I tried but can't do just one word

McKenzie: Suffocating (she has to be in your face) or a storyteller

George: Clingy or timid underneath that tough exterior

Middy: Mysterious / Impish

Mama: Seems sweet, but has a "stinker" streak

Meggie: Sweet


I guess I have a balanced family, huh>
 

lisalee

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Ahh, just one?? That's hard since so many come to mind with Sash. I'm gonna go with SPOILED with big capital letters for the moment!
 

kathryn41

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Freija - Inventive
Abbie - peacemaker
Tristan - gregarious
Lion - honourable
Bear - Sensitive

Geeze, it is difficult to chose just one!

Kathryn
 

wellingtoncats

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Elmo-Sleepy
Benja-Happy
Sophie-Attitude!
Holly-Laidback
Muffin-Charming
Bridget-Sweet

Since Dance, Shookie and Muffins yet to be named baby are still young I don't really know their charactors too well.
 

crazy4cats28

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Patsy - Loveable
Sweetie - Bossy
Blackie - shy
George - coward. He's the bravest chicken I've ever seen.
Princess - I can't pick just one for her. She's demanding, nosey, curious, talkative, LOUD, destructive, cuddly (only on her terms), protective, and bossy.
 

noni

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Pie: schitzophrenic (she's a calico)

Charlotte: regal/royal (wonderful and sweet also come to mind, but it's "regal" or "royal" that fits best

Esse: sweet

Penguin: overcautious

Simon: brilliant (I had to fight him for the phone again tonight....sigh...)

Best-
Michele
 
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