Catch
Catch verb - To become affected with (a disease or disorder).
Usage example: you'll catch the flu for sure if you don't get a shot
Rally
Rally verb - To assemble and make ready for action.
How words are described
| similar | similar catch | similar rally |
| typical | typical catch | typical rally |
| small | small catch | small rally |
| real | real catch | real rally |
| Other adjectives: big, great, huge, famous, major, giant, aforementioned. | ||
Common collocations
| players | catch players | rally players |
Both words in one sentence
- Rally races are especially easy, as spinning out does nothing when you can catch up in five seconds.
Source: Game Breaker / Racing -
Catch Phrase: "Four touchdowns in a single game", "Let's rock", Al's "A fat woman came into the shoe store today" stories, as well as variations on the "Whoa Bundy" rally cry.
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Hidden in Plain Sight: Butch and Sundance sit on the balcony of a whore house literally across the street from an unobservant Marshal trying plaintively to rally a posse to catch them.
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