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kitty
1
(kitty)
Pronunciation:
/ˈkɪti/
noun
(
plural
kitties
)
1
a fund of money for communal use, made up of contributions from a group of people.
a pool of money in some gambling card games.
2
(in bowls) the jack.
Origin:
early 19th century
(denoting a jail): of unknown origin
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