That would be the "cat 'o nine tails", a whip used on sailors in the bad old days of sailing ships and press-ganged sailors. As you can imagine, it takes a certain amount of room to get a good back swing on even a relatively short whip, and if there isn't space to get that back swing, there isn't enough room to swing a cat.
When there is not much space, a person may say there isn't enough room to swing a cat. The phrase has been used throughout history as a way of saying the room is small or the apartment is small.
About nine feet by nine feet. The expression 'enough room to swing a/the cat' harks back to the space needed, behind the flogger, to accommodate the back-swing the cat-of-nine-tails lash that was used to flog sailors, back in the day
From the British (Royal) Navy and Army and refers to there being not enough room to effectively swing a cat o' nine tails, commonly shortened to 'the cat', which is a type of multi-tailed whipping device that originated as an implement for severe physical punishment.Space on a ship or army billet was often cramped and often the complaint was that there was not enough room to swing a 'cat'.
No room to swing a cat referers to a very small area.
For a standard outdoor porch swing, you'll need a space that is at least 4-6 feet deep and 8-10 feet wide. This allows enough room for the swing to comfortably swing back and forth without hitting any walls or obstacles. Be sure to also consider clearance above the swing for safe use.
It means to have sex with the person in his or her room.
"Get a Room" was first phrased in the movie "Fatso" in 1980.
Earth Is Room Enough was created in 1957-08.
Earth Is Room Enough has 192 pages.
It's a line from the play of Jean-Paul Sartre, Huis Clos(No Exit). In this play, several characters are left to sit in a waiting room that is meant to be understood as a waiting room at the entrance to hell. The characters think they're waiting their turns to enter and be tortured. But soon enough, through dialogue, the characters begin to torment one another, and it dawns on them that people can make each other suffer enough (just by the way they behave) that there's no need for any other hell.
It is an adverb phrase, modifying a verb. There is no noun that could be modified by "until."
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