noun / ~する noun:

• catch; catching; obtaining (e.g. information); receiving (e.g. radio transmission or phone call)
• catch - Baseball term

noun:

• shop tout; puller-in

noun / ~する noun:

• catching (in swimming and boating); catching the water

noun:

• catcher - Baseball term ➜ キャッチャー
• call waiting - abbreviation - colloquialism ➜ キャッチホン

noun:

• unscrupulous sales practice involving expensive hard-to-break contracts - From English "catch sales"

noun:

• clip joint - From English "catch bar"

noun:

• fair catch

noun:

• large text that appears in ads or brochures to catch the reader's attention (in copywriting) - From English "catch copy"

noun / ~する noun:

• playing catch; catch - From English "catch ball"

noun:

• catch and release (fishing)

noun:

• sliding catch - Baseball term

noun:

• running catch

noun:

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

noun:

• catchphrase

noun:

• catcher

noun:

• catcher's mitt

noun:

• catch and release (fishing)

noun:

• unscrupulous sales practice involving expensive hard-to-break contracts - From English "catch sales"

noun / ~する noun:

• playing catch; catch - From English "catch ball"

noun:

• catcher (whaling boat)

noun:

• large text that appears in ads or brochures to catch the reader's attention (in copywriting) - From English "catch copy"

noun:

• clip joint - From English "catch bar"

noun:

• call waiting - From English "catch phone"

noun:

• catch-up

noun:

• catchword

adjectival noun:

• catchy