Catch a case

when an older person hits on a younger person

Scott: before you've heard anything, yes I am dating a seventeen year old girl
Wallace: your going to catch a case dude you're 22

by paran0idpark April 9, 2023

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

If I, Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Catches Anyone Looking Down At Him, Angel Hellstrom Will Call Himself "'Jupiter`~`Morningstar'" And Land On Quicktime Events

If I, Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Catches Anyone Looking Down At Him, Angel Hellstrom Will Call Himself "'Jupiter`~`Morningstar'" And Land On Quicktime Events

If I, Angel Hellstrom Jose Robles Catches Anyone Looking Down At Him, Angel Hellstrom Will Call Himself "'Jupiter`~`Morningstar'" And Land On Quicktime Events

by SuelTameOresuTeMato April 25, 2025

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

catch a lane

To line up to race on a freeway

1: Bro my Skyline you Gap your Mustang

2: Bet, Catch a Lane

by CarGuy.edu November 13, 2023

ho, catch me outside how 'bout that?

Inspired by the iconic scene of Bhad Bhabie (Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli) being on Dr. Phils show in the episode "I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime" on September 14 2016. The original sentence goes "Cash me outide".
The phrase gained popularity on Tiktok in early 2025
It's a popular catch phrase but has been linked, along with other Bhad Bhabie quotes, to being insensitive and appropriating to black african american culture.

Lisa: "yeah ho, catch me outside how 'bout that?"

by aleenas127 April 30, 2025

Catch and Release Phrase

To pick up and use a new catch phrase, only to abandon it when it becomes popular.

Everytime I used to hear Blue Oyster Cult on the radio I would yell "More Cowbell!!" until I heard Biff in acounting do the same. Then I knew it was time for me to make "More Cowbell!!" a Catch and Release Phrase and move on.

by flyhaed August 16, 2013