Requiem Catch

To lie and deny.Pathological by nature. Failure. Ignorant. Full of it. Troll. Mentally disabled. Terrible at life. Poor Grammar. Ignorant to Law diction. One who doctors photos. One who creates terrible videos. one who brings down a whole guild with him. One who sniffs diapers. Living in ones own world oblivious to the reality around him. A fool that believes his own lies and gets lost within his own Bantha Poodoo.

Remember that failure from Requiem Catch?

by Prophecy of The Five Server March 3, 2012

catch faye

fight

"We're going to catch faye," is something you might say when you are irritated with someone and are going to fight them.

by purpledragon11 January 8, 2012

Pee Catch

The circular shaped rug that is often placed in front of the toilet bowl. It served multiple purposes, such as to keep your feet warm, but it's main function is to catch pee from dribblers.

Man, the pee catch is starting to stink! I better throw it in the washer!

by Jen-uh-fur August 21, 2011

catch it in the hoop

To receive anal sex. Not gender specific, but most commonly used as an insult to a male.

That son of a bitch loves the cock and especially loves to catch it in the hoop.

Some chicks prefer vaginal intercourse, but others would rather catch it in the hoop.

by Barry Mafasinit December 10, 2011

catching fours

Catching fours means you get no play, no significant other, no rizz, just catching fours

Jason: Hey, bet you can't talk to that girl.
Michael: Yeah I can

Talks to her and fails
Jason: YOU ARE CATCHING FOURS, MY BROTHER

by miniasg January 28, 2023

Catch my drift

When you get caught downwind of a fart

As I ran ahead of my friends, I farted and asked them “did you catch my drift?”

by Johnica February 1, 2023

catch up soon

Ever bump into a former acquaintance that you haven't seen in a long time, and have no interest nor intention of seeing again, but have to small talk for awhile out of courtesy? They're probably thinking the same. These three words in sequence form the unicorn you sought for in your puddle of vocabulary; this is how you end that conversation.

Sarah is doing her weekly grocery trip at Walmart until she bumped into her manager Abdul from her old job.

Abdul: Oh... hey Sarah, how's it going?
Sarah: Oh... hi Abdul, how's it going? We should, uh, Catch Up Soon™!!

If Abdul is on the same frequency as Sarah, Abdul will recognize it's time to cut the small talk short and bounce and reply:
Great! Catch Up Soon™.

Ideally, they go about their day and never cross paths again.

by KevinNearingThirty February 12, 2023