Catchphrase and Tag

Catchphrase

Catchphrase noun - An attention-getting word or phrase used to publicize something (as a campaign or product).

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Tag and catchphrase are semantically related In some cases you can use "Tag" instead a noun "Catchphrase".

Tag noun - A slip (as of paper or cloth) that is attached to something to identify or describe it.

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Catchphrase and tag are semantically related in saying topic. Sometimes you can use "Catchphrase" instead a noun "Tag".

old	old catchphrase	old tag
good	good catchphrase	good tag
special	special catchphrase	special tag
typical	typical catchphrase	typical tag
Other adjectives: usual, short, complete, regular, original, single, real, big, main, opening, personal, new, unique, early, final, elimination.

Ambiguously Gay: Gable's pursuit of Jordan as a tag team partner, and his insistence on Jordan saying his catchphrase, carried more than a few undertones early on.

Source: Wrestling / American Alpha
Shelby, and the whole "I AM THE TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS" catchphrase: you have two former world champions in Kane, the Big Red Machine and in-ring veteran from the days of the Attitude Era, and Daniel Bryan, one of indy wrestling's brightest stars and a damn good technical wrestler.

Source: Wrestling / Team Hell No

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