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Synonym for catch [verb]

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catch [verb]

means "attraction"
charm, fascinate, enchant, captivate, win, bewitch

catch [verb]

means "activity"
overtake, intercept, go after, reach

catch [verb]

means "action"
apprehend, seize, arrest, capture, collar, nab, snatch, snare, hook, ensnare, entangle, net, foul, lasso, hoodwink, surprise, detect, trick, startle, deceive, fool, grasp, snare, clutch, take, entangle, snag, grab, hook

catch [noun]

means "thing"
trick, rub, hitch, deception, hooker, drawback, trap, puzzle, fastener, clasp, hasp, snap, hitch, buckle, bolt

catch [noun]

means "acquisition"
trophy, prize, seizure, taking
Further results for the word "catch"

arrest [verb]

means "action"
capture, apprehend, bust, incarcerate, detain, catch, attract, capture, absorb, catch, occupy, engage

bag [verb]

means "activity"
capture, catch, seize, nab, get, kill

baste [verb]

means "sew lightly"
sew, stitch, tack, catch, hem

booster [noun]

means "trap"
blind, catch, bonnet, trick, decoy, deception

buckle [noun]

means "clip"
clasp, fastener, hasp, clamp, catch, fastening

capture [verb]

means "take"
occupy, apprehend, seize, snare, arrest, catch

capture [verb]

means "captivate"
catch, entice, enthral, charm, attract

cargo [noun]

means "load"
haul, burden, freight, lading, payload, catch

clamp [noun]

means "clasp"
vice, catch, lock, hasp, snap, fastener

clasp [noun]

means "clip"
buckle, fastener, hasp, clamp, catch, fastening

decoy [noun]

means "trap"
blind, catch, bonnet, trick, booster, deception

drawback [noun]

means "trick"
rub, hitch, deception, hooker, catch, trap

dupe [verb]

means "fool"
catch, con, gull, hoax, hoodwink, kid

enmesh [verb]

means "entrap"
trap, snare, capture, hook, catch

enthral [verb]

means "captivate"
catch, entice, capture, charm, attract

entrap [verb]

means "trap"
ensnare, catch, ambush, seduce

find [verb]

means "action"
detect, catch, locate, uncover, descry, expose

foul [verb]

means "action"
catch, clog, entangle, tangle

go after [verb]

means "catch up with"
overtake, intercept, catch, reach

grapple [verb]

means "hook"
grasp, catch, seize, clasp, fasten

grasp [verb]

means "clutch"
grab, grip, hold, catch, clasp, seize

hasp [noun]

means "fastener"
catch, bolt, clasp, latch, bar, lock

haul [noun]

means "load"
cargo, burden, freight, lading, payload, catch

haul [noun]

means "booty"
spoils, yield, catch, find, goods, loot

hitch [noun]

means "impediment"
catch, obstacle, hindrance, obstruction, difficulty, interruption

hook [verb]

means "action"
snag, catch, fasten, pin, capture, ensnare

hook [noun]

means "thing"
clasp, grapple, fastener, catch, lock

hooker [noun]

means "trick"
rub, hitch, deception, catch, drawback, trap

hunt down [verb]

means "hunt"
chase, seek, pursue, track down, trace, catch

incur [verb]

means "get"
contract, catch, break out with, come down with

intercept [verb]

means "catch up with"
overtake, catch, go after, reach

lading [noun]

means "load"
cargo, burden, freight, haul, payload, catch

lasso [verb]

means "snare"
hook, ensnare, entangle, net, foul, catch

lock [noun]

means "thing"
fastener, catch, bolt, clasp, latch, bar

nab [verb]

means "capture"
apprehend, bust, incarcerate, detain, catch, arrest

nip [verb]

means "curtail"
stop, check, catch, arrest, halt, curb

nip [noun]

means "pinch"
bite, morsel, nibble, catch, bit

overtake [verb]

means "catch up with"
catch, intercept, go after, reach

ratchet [noun]

means "toothed wheel"
catch, cog, cogwheel, free wheel

rivet [verb]

means "attract"
capture, absorb, catch, occupy, engage, arrest

seize [verb]

means "capture"
apprehend, subdue, snag, nab, take, catch

snag [verb]

means "grasp"
snare, clutch, take, entangle, catch, grab

snap [noun]

means "fastener"
clasp, hook, catch, pin, coupler, buckle

snare [verb]

means "entrap"
ensnare, catch, enmesh, entangle, trap, trick

stitch [verb]

means "sew lightly"
sew, baste, tack, catch, hem

take [verb]

means "action"
seize, grasp, catch, capture

track down [verb]

means "hunt"
chase, seek, pursue, hunt down, trace, catch

trap [verb]

means "action"
entrap, ensnare, catch, ambush, seduce, spring

catch up with [verb]

means "catch"
overtake, intercept, go after, reach

catching [adjective]

means "epidemic"
infectious, communicable

catchword [noun]

means "password"
word, signal, countersign, shibboleth

catchy [adjective]

means "quality"
pleasant, attractive, nice

abduction [noun]

means "arrest"
capture, apprehension, seizure, catching, kidnapping

apprehension [noun]

means "seizure"
arrest, capture, catching

capture [noun]

means "arrest"
abduction, apprehension, seizure, catching, kidnapping

contagious [adjective]

means "communicable"
catching, infectious, spreading, epidemic, transmissible, endemic

endemic [adjective]

means "communicable"
catching, infectious, spreading, epidemic, transmissible, contagious

fish [verb]

means "activity"
catch fish, net, angle

motto [noun]

means "saying"
slogan, maxim, aphorism, catchword, axiom, adage

on again off again [object]

means "intermittently"
sporadic, occasionally, spasmodic, catchy

password [noun]

means "word"
catchword, signal, countersign, shibboleth

spreading [adjective]

means "communicable"
catching, infectious, contagious, epidemic, transmissible, endemic

taking [noun]

means "grabbing"
catching

transmissible [adjective]

means "communicable"
catching, infectious, spreading, epidemic, contagious, endemic

word [noun]

means "thing"
password, catchword, signal, countersign, shibboleth

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