'Kittyeatdog' is not the outcome of a bad case of 'Wordsalad'.

A visual defination of the term 'Kittyeatdog'.

I have been asked NUMEROUS times of what 'Kittyeatdog' actually means. Although it does not exist as a word, nor does it have a proper defination attached to it on a dictionary, Kittyeatdog is not the outcome of a bad case of 'Wordsalad' (A jumble of meaningless and unrelated words emitted by people with certain kinds of schizophrenia.) 

The term ‘kitty’ is used, generally by children, as a substitute for the word ‘cat’, almost always done so in an endearing manner. Similarly, in the context of ‘Kittyeatdog’, kitty actually represents an idea of a harmless being, possibly childlike in nature that is unmistakably docile at times. The term ‘eat dog’ however, refers to an act that in itself is considered sordid and vile (unless you are in China where they DO eat dogs and are brazenly proud of it), yet by being placed only after the word ‘kitty’, ‘eat dog’ is often overlooked ‘cushioning’ it’s negative impact. With that in perspective, when used together to form a single word, Kittyeatdog, (In my own terms) is used to portray a person who is generally endearing and harmless, most often childlike, yet at the same time, when mistreated, will undoubtedly ‘kick your ass.’

And it looks good as a word anyways.