CATCH

typically refers to a difficult situation for which there is no easy or possible solution.
snag
to understand
to capture
to trap
to surprise
to seize and hold
to be in time for
to get or contract, as an illness
to become entangled
the act of catching
anything that catches
to capture after pursuit [v CATCHES, CATCHING, CAUGHT]
something caught
(in rowing) to bungle a stroke by failing to get the oar into the water at the beginning or by failing to withdraw it properly at the end
to grasp at eagerly; accept readily
to wind a rope around a bitt, capstan, etc., for one full turn
to receive a reprimand or punishment
to become popular
to catch or discover (a person) in deceit or an error
to overtake something moving
to do extra work so one is no longer behind

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CATCHABLE CATCHALL CATCHALLS CATCHCRIES CATCHCRY CATCHED CATCHEN CATCHER CATCHERS CATCHES

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