Catch and Knot

Catch

Catch noun - A danger or difficulty that is hidden or not easily recognized.

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Knot and catch are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knot" instead the word "Catch" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: catchy, catching, catcher

Knot noun - Something that requires thought and skill for resolution.

Usage example: mercy killing is generally seen as a matter fraught with legal and medical knots

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Catch and knot are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Catch" instead the word "Knot" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: knotty, knotting

good	good catch	good knot
nice	nice catch	nice knot
elaborate	elaborate catch	elaborate knot
short	short catch	short knot
Other adjectives: top, single, small, big, great, huge, impressive, interesting, famous, new, double, giant.

From Rugby, a knot of reporters and camera men gathered around someone, usually a politician, each trying to shove forward to ask their questions and catch the answers to the others' questions.

Source: Media Scrum
When Susan Sto Helit has a stint as a nanny in Hogfather, she threatens her charges with things like "If I catch you being twee again, I'll knot your arms together behind your head." She finds that these actually worked better than believable threats.

Source: Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon
If the wedding is the Happily Ever After ending of the entire work, the character who caught the bouquet will probably catch the eye of someone they've had some prior romantic tension with, implying that they'll soon tie the knot.

Source: Bouquet Toss

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