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Let th cat out of the bag is a metaphor. It means,'now you have caused problems'.A cat that has been tied into a bag becomes a very mean,angry creature, bearing a grudge against everything and every body. You undo that bag and whatever size cat you have, you have trouble. Out comes a spitting, snarling, scratching, biting monster. I doubt you will get that response from a bird.

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