catchable

Meanings

• Adjective

  Capable of being caught or taken.

• Adjective

  Able to be grasped or seized.

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with catchable
hatchable , atching , patchable , dispatcheable

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Variants

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catch , catch a crab , catch dead , catch fire , catch her breath , catch her eye , catch his breath , catch his eye , catch it , catch its breath , catch my breath , catch my eye , catch one's breath , catch one's eye , catch our breath , catch our breaths , catch someone's eye , catch their eye , catch your breath , catch your breaths , catchable , catches , catches a crab , catches fire , catches her breath , catches her eye , catches his breath , catches his eye , catches my eye , catches one's breath , catches one's eye , catches their eye , catches their eyes , catching , catching a crab , catching fire , catching her breath , catching her eye , catching his breath , catching his eye , catching its breath , catching my breath , catching my eye , catching one's breath , catching one's eye , catching our breath , catching our breaths , catching their breath , catching their breaths , catching their eye , catching their eyes , catching your breath , catching your breaths , caught , caught a crab , caught dead , caught fire , caught her breath , caught her eye , caught his breath , caught his eye , caught its breath , caught my breath , caught my eye , caught one's breath , caught one's eye , caught our breath , caught our breaths , caught their breath , caught their breaths , caught their eye , caught their eyes , caught your breath , caught your breaths

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Etymology

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From Old French catchen, from the verb catcher 'to catch'.

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Trivia

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1. The world record for the largest fish catch is a Manta Ray, weighing in at 1,568 pounds.

2. The term 'catch-22' comes from a novel of the same name by Joseph Heller, published in 1961.

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Related Concepts

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1. catchment area: An area that collects or gathers something, such as rainwater or customers.

2. catch-22: A paradoxical situation in which an individual is unable to progress or act due to contradictory conditions.

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Culture

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The term 'catchable' is often used in baseball to describe a hit that can be easily caught by the outfield. In fishing, a catchable fish is one that is likely to bite and be reeled in.

How to Memorize "catchable"

1. visualize
   

   - Imagine a fish jumping out of the water and into your hands.
   - Visualize a baseball being hit and caught by a player.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'catchable' with the idea of being able to grasp or seize.
   - Think of words that describe something easily obtainable.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the acronym CATCH to remember the definition: Capable, Attract, Take, Hold.

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