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Catch

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Meaning

Noun

The
of
or capturing.
The
of
an
in
, especially a ball.
The
of
, understanding or hearing.
The
of
a ball.
Something which is
or caught.
A
, especially a
which
something from opening.
A
,
by strong emotion.
A
, especially in a
or negotiation.
A
; a
during
when the
is in use.
A
of
or poetry.
A state of
to
or
; an ambush.
In Agriculture:
A
which has
and
to grow.
A type of strong
, usually having two
; a ketch.
In Music:
A type of
which the
with
; usually
by
and often having
lyrics.
In Music:
The
; a
or
of a
which are
from
to
.
In Baseball & Cricket:
The
of
a
before it
the
,
in an out.
In Cricket:
In Rowing:
The
of an
with the water.
In Phonetics:
Passing
; snatches.
A
; a trace.

Verb

  • To
    , overtake.
  • To
    or
    (someone
    which would rather escape).
  • To
    or
    a person; to deceive.
  • To
    or
    a
    relationship with.
  • To
    (someone) with a
    ,
    ,
    etc.
  • To
    or
    to; to be
    for.
  • To
    ; to
    (someone doing something).
  • To
    by means of.
  • To
    . (Only in
    or as participle.)
  • To
    of.
  • To take or
    something
    , such as
    or sleep.
  • To
    or entangle.
  • To be
    or impeded.
  • To
    with some
    ; to
    , to
    in
    with something or
    some process.
  • To have something be
    or impeded.
  • To make a
    or
    (at).
  • Of
    , to
    or be
    to.
  • In Rowing:
  • To
    of.
  • To
    (the water) with
    at the
    of the stroke.
  • In Agriculture & Directives:
  • To
    of.
  • To
    and
    roots.
  • In Surfing:
  • To
    of.
  • To
    a
    such a way
    can
    it back to shore.
  • In Computing & Directives:
  • To
    of.
  • To
    an exception.
  • To intercept.
  • To
    or
    an
    through the
    (or, sometimes, some other medium).
  • To
    (an
    ) when it occurs.
  • In Cricket:
  • To intercept.
  • To end a player's
    by
    a
    before the first bounce.
  • In Baseball:
  • To intercept.
  • To
    (a specific
    ) as the catcher.
  • To
    (by being in the way).
  • To be the
    of (something
    ,
    etc.).
  • To be
    or
    by (something) through exposure.
  • To become
    by (an illness).
  • To
    by
    or
    means.
  • To
    or be
    by (wind, water,
    etc.).
  • To be
    by something.
  • To
    well or
    for
    , especially for
    fish.
  • To get pregnant.
  • To
    with
    or intellect.
  • To
    :
    and understand.
  • To
    ; to
    or
    to (an entertainment).
  • To
    or
    a
    or
    faithfully.
  • To
    , interest.
  • To
    or entrance.
  • To
    and
    (a
    or
    of sense).
  • Sourced from
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    Origin

    catch
    English
    arrow
    cacchen
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    cachier
    Anglo-Norman
    Sourced from
    Etym
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