Wiktionary
n. 1 Mix of sawdust, grit, etc. used to provide a soiling area for pet cats. 2 (context by extension informal English) Any similar mix, used to soak up liquid spills. 3 (context motor racing English) Large area of gravel used to slow cars that leave the track.
Usage examples of "kitty litter".
Three white faces appear in the six-inch gap, one on top of the other, Kitty Litter, Sofonda Peters, and the vivacious Vivienne VaVane, their faces shining with moisturizer.
She's brushed flower petals, cat fur, and kitty litter onto the floor and left it there.
The fireplace was crammed with unburned wax milk cartons, candy bar wrappers, newspapers from the underground press, and kitty litter.
There were no cans or boxes of cat food in the cupboards, no bag of kitty litter, no nonspill bowl for a cat to eat out of.
Hamilton lifted himself up and reached for his crutches that leaned over by a pile of boots and a kitty litter box in the corner.
He dumped the sack of kitty litter and the duct tape in a motel garbage can, locked everything else in the trunk of the car, and drove quickly but carefully back to his own neighborhood.
I cleaned their litter box, found the Mancusis' Dustbuster, and vacuumed up the stray kitty litter that was strewn across the floor.
Myra's stoop was nice and tidy, but Lucille's stoop was cluttered with a bag of kitty litter, a rented carpet shampooer, a sponge mop that had seen better days and a broken lamp which was probably on its way out to garage.
But then, when things got quiet, out of desperation I bought an enormous bag of kitty litter I didn't need.
Then she happens to notice the flattened blintzes on my plate and she scowls hard enough to turn her tattoo into Hello Kitty Litter.