catflap

You're not going to jump him through the catflap again!"

Of course, it wasn't possible for anyone to squeeze in through the catflap.

The huge orange cat was well and truly jammed into the catflap.

Apart from having to get a larger catflap installed.

But the catflap... ah, there is a very different matter.

'Like the catflap,' said Richard from the doorway behind him.

No wonder he wouldn't fit through a catflap.

Not the catflap, a sharper more definite sound.

Springsteen shot between my legs through the catflap without another look at Fenella.

She was convinced Springsteen would come out of the catflap like a bullet and zip up her trouser-leg.

As a precaution, Lorinda immobilized the catflap before leaving.

Filthy, Rich and Catflap and Bottom were never quite as good.

"He's stuck in the catflap again."

Emily offers her hand through the door's catflap to Naomi, who finally reciprocates Emily's feelings.

Catflap was launched and run by Maurice Giacomini who also the director for the series.

Lorinda barely registered the subsequent plop of the catflap as she contiued working.

"I didn't hear the catflap."

Left to himself and without being harried by his female friends, Roscoe could negotiate the catflap, moving slowly and taking his time.

Maybe a complete collapse will motivate people to demand action, as a weak deal is as useful as a catflap on a submarine.

Through the Catflap (illustrated by Tony Ross) (2006)

Lorinda pushed Had-I aside, scooped up a few of the tiny fish-shapes and carried them over to the catflap.

Elton also took the decision to end his next sitcom, Filthy Rich & Catflap, after only one series, despite its popularity.

His first television appearance came in a bit-part on one episode of the showbiz satire, Filthy, Rich and Catflap.