"catty-corner"?In my little corner of Western Canada the expression is "kitty-corner". I've never heard this variation before. Are both used interchangeably across the continent or are there regional variations like soda, pop, coke?Any ideas?
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"catty-corner"?
ReplyDeleteIn my little corner of Western Canada the expression is "kitty-corner". I've never heard this variation before.
Are both used interchangeably across the continent or are there regional variations like soda, pop, coke?
Any ideas?
See: http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-kit1.htm
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