Japanese word for purr

毛皮だらけ /ke ga WA da ra ke/ or 毛皮一杯 /ke ga WA i-ppai/. Giving it second thoughts, the two mentioned before mean more like 'covered all over with fur' 'full of fair'. Not that they are wrong, but 毛皮のついた /ke ga WA no tsu i ta/ and 湯垢のついた /yu a ke no tsu i ta/ would feel more normal to use, where 'tsuita' as past tense of 付く /tsu ku/ means 'having, having something attached, with' is commonly used in this sense.