Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
You might have watched the 1958 Richard Brooks American drama movie Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, or maybe even read the original 1955 novel written by Tennessee Williams, but did you know that it is a Southern expression, too? When you find out what it means, you will realize how appropriately named the novel and film were! Basically, the phrase refers to someone that is behaving erratically, anxiously, or suspiciously, as a cat desperate to get off a searingly hot tin roof might!
Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
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