like a cat on a hot tin roof in English
adjective
restless; agitated and nervous and unable to remain still
Use "like a cat on a hot tin roof" in a sentence
1. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a 1958 American drama film directed by Richard Brooks.
2. (as) Busy as a beaver (building a new dam) (as) Busy as a bee (as) Busy as a cat on a hot tin roof (as) Busy as a cranberry merchant (at Thanksgiving)
3. The rain was drumming on the tin roof.
4. I have a tin roof instead of bamboo.
5. Rain pattered on the tin roof of the shack.
6. The rain was beating down incessantly on the tin roof.
7. Bathtime meant filling a hot tin tub from kettles.
8. Under a tin roof, the audience of more than 300 sat on wooden benches and plastic chairs.
9. Cattish definition is - like a cat : like that of a cat : feline
10. She was sitting on the porch of a modest country home —a wood and cinder-block structure with a rusted tin roof.
11. The little gear lever feels like a tin opener on a string of cables.
12. 15 A quarrelsome* wife is like a constantly leaking roof on a rainy day.
13. I'm thinking a roof over your head, some actual hot food.
14. It lifted the tin roof off a church and crashed it down onto the main street.
15. Her quim swum in oil like a sardine in a tin.
16. Like a cat can have for a sandpiper.
17. Arepas made like a pancake with sweet corn on a hot griddle.
18. On a hot summer day a long cool drink is like nectar.
19. A quarrelsome wife is like a leaking roof (13)
20. Like a cat bringing in dead birds?
21. It was purring, like a pet cat.
22. She looked like a sleek, tawny cat about to pounce on its prey.
23. It's a little like a cat chasing its tail.
24. Aerials sprout up like weeds on the roof.
25. Hot-wiring this thing is like hot-wiring a toaster.