Catch a Charge

To perform an act that can result in legal problems.

Amie: I'm so mad at Alison, next time I see her, I'm going to kick her in the face.

Jeff: You ready to catch a charge over her punk ass?

by MaryJane123 December 10, 2005

bullet catcher

Used to refer to members of the military. Usually refers to members of an infantry unit or any other high speed dangerious unit such as special forces. Most often used to describe members of the Army or Marines or members of other branches who endure a large number of casualties.

John: I've been thinking about joining the Army and hopefully going infantry.

Tom: Good Luck. I'd join with you but being a bullet catcher really isn't my thing.

by that<one>guy March 3, 2010

Clit Catcher

A large gap between a persons 2 front teeth.

Did you see the clit catcher on David Letterman?

by giamKS January 1, 2008

Catch-14

A Catch-14 is a situation where a solution to a trivial problem is rejected for nonsensical or nonexistent reasons. The name is a reference to one proposed title for the book Catch-22, which was rejected because the number 14 was not "funny enough".

"I had to stay late at work due to a Catch-14 my boss had with using an LDAP query to poll user information"

or

"I had to come in over the weekend to rewrite our back end code, the boss wanted to use magic quotes instead of mysqli because they were 'magic'"

"Catch 14 man" *smokes blunt*

by ADINSX_sa August 14, 2009

Catch the Fade

A phrase formed in southern San Diego, CA. It is mainly used to call out another in a fight.

Catch the fade, homie!

by rkrr July 20, 2010

catcher

a guy that recieves anal sex from another guy

i heard luis is a total catcher

by angie February 21, 2005

deadliest catch

Pretty much the best show on the Discovery Channel. Its about the most dangerous job in America. It takes place in the Bering Sea in Unalaka Alaska. Someday I will be a greenhorn!

Did you watch the Deadliest Catch last tuesday?

by Corrie Modica July 3, 2007