noun / ~する noun:

• by-catch; bycatch

noun:

• (game of) catch-the-child

godan ~す verb / transitive:

• to fail to catch

noun / ~の noun:

• killing one's catch on the spot (e.g. a bird)
• killing a fish immediately to preserve its freshness

godan ~す verb / transitive:

• to fail to catch; to ignore

expression:

• you can't catch the wind with a net - proverb

noun / ~する noun:

• catch crop; intercropping

noun:

• catch and release (fishing)

expression:

• to catch a weasel asleep; to pluck out the eye of a live horse [literal] - idiom - sensitive - obsolete term

expression:

• catch up with and overtake; pass after catching up with

expression:

• if you run after two hares you will catch neither - proverb

godan ~く verb:

• to catch fire; to provoke; to catch fire from; to be ignited

noun:

• dividing up a fishing catch

expression:

• a drowning man will catch at a straw - proverb

expression / godan ~る verb (irregular):

• to have a catch; to have an ulterior motive; to be more (to something) - idiom

noun:

• impoverishment of fishermen because of a bumper catch; decline in fishermen's income caused by the sharply lower fish prices as a result of an overabundant catch - four character idiom

noun:

• playing catch

ichidan verb / transitive:

• to catch

noun:

• running catch

expression:

• talking so fast that even a four-horse coach cannot catch up to the words

expression / ichidan ~ずる verb (alt. form of じる verbs):

• to catch off guard - obscure term

noun:

• one-handed catch; single-handed catch - Baseball term - From English "single catch"

noun:

• fair catch

expression:

• You must lose a fly to catch a trout - idiom

noun / ~する noun:

• diving catch