DEAR PET TALK: What is a Cheshire Cat? Theatre Kid DEAR THEATRE KID: That is a very timely question. I have just directed the play, “Alice in Wonderland” which just opened at Stratton Players ...

In the book, the Cheshire Cat appears to Alice in a variety of guises — as a huge head (without a body), and a big grin. “I have often seen a cat without a grin,” says Alice.

The other Cheshire cat effects. Long before Alice’s feline friend started shedding fur all over the laws of physics, it had already bequeathed its name to some very different disappearing acts.

The concept of a quantum Cheshire cat was introduced in 2013 by a team of researchers from Israeli and UK universities who took their inspiration from the eponymous disappearing cat in Lewis Carroll’s ...

Cheshire Cat, Cheddar Man. Published Jul 09, 2000 at 8:00 PM EDT Updated Mar 13, 2010 at 9:06 PM EST. By George F. Will . Newsweek Is A Trust Project Member ...

‘The Cheshire Cat was a character I had a very specific image of and it’s because I just have this thing about cats,’ Burton said. ‘The Cheshire Cat taps into what you might call my hatred ...

The Cheshire cat grin is “a smile with far too many teeth on display, where the mouth doesn’t match up with the eyes, going practically from ear to ear,” according to TV Tropes.

This scene between the Cheshire Cat and Alice plays out every day in American society as droves of people find themselves on an aimless collision course toward retirement, ...

Popescu says that the Cheshire-cat effect is quite general – that there is nothing in principle to prevent the separation of, say, an electron’s spin and charge, or an atom from its internal energy.