The idiom "the cat's meow" originated in the 1920s in the United States during the Jazz Age. It is a playful and whimsical expression used to describe something or someone as highly fashionable, stylish, or excellent. The phrase gained popularity during the era of flappers and the emergence of modern youth culture. It is mainly reflects the enthusiasm for novelty and sophistication, suggesting that the subject is a standout or at the forefront of fashion and trendiness.

Definition und Bedeutung von „the cat's meow“ im Englischen

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