meow
mee-OW/miˈaʊ̯/
Noun pluralmeows
UK spellingmiaow
Pluralmeows
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- 4Said as a playful reply when someone makes a mean, catty remark.
"Meow!" she said after her friend made a nasty joke about the dress.
When he made the rude comment, someone muttered, "Meow."
- 5Said in a low, playful way to sound flirty or sexy.
"Meow," he purred, leaning closer to her at the bar.
She gave a slow "meow" and winked across the room.
- 6A slang name for the illegal drug mephedrone.
Like how "weed" is a common name for marijuana.
Police found a small bag of meow at the party.
He admitted to buying meow online before it was banned.
UsagePeople also say meow meow.
Similardrone
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Origin
This word imitates the sound a cat makes. It comes from an older word, mew, from Middle English mewen.
Checked 31 Oct 2026 · 3 facts
- Meow imitates the sound a cat makes. en.wikipedia.org
- Meow comes from the older word mew. en.wiktionary.org
- Mew comes from Middle English mewen. en.wiktionary.org