Catcha

instead of catch you later.

I have to go andy's, catcha later.

by shaka1 July 8, 2009

catch up

to drink an excessive number of shots rapidly in order to be as drunk as your peers.

"I'm the only sober person at this party. i should play catch up!"

by ShadowTurnip February 1, 2009

catch22

A phrase made popular by the book, a Catch-22 is a situation where desired solutions are impossible due to illogical rules.

It is VERY similar to the phrase: 'damned if you do, damned if you don't'.

History class was a catch-22. Either you completed hours of work or you got scolded and hurt from neglecting it. Or you had to pay for someone else to do it. There seemed to be no desirable option.

by Erin Wolf The Werewolf September 14, 2005

catch ya on the flip side

1. "see you later"

2.Informing some person or persons you will see them at a later time, most likely the next day.

I have to go now, catch ya on the flip side, my friend!

by Brian Meyers November 24, 2007

catcher's mitt

1.) A chic with some long-ass mud flap pussy lips...you blow it and it opens up like a catchers mitt...it'll swallow your dick whole.

I was gonna eat that pussy, until she opened up her legs...that shit was like a catcher's mitt! Wrinkly, overused, and abused.

by Harry November 1, 2004

catch a few winks

it means takin a small nap or jus sleepin off

u guyz carry on while i catch a few winks!!

by steffffiii October 29, 2009

Cleveland Catch-and-Release

This task will require the following items: 1)experienced angler 2)one 4 ot worm hook 3)open-faced reel equipped with 40lb. test line 4)8 ft. surf rod 5)good ditch or hiding spot 6)oncoming traffic 7)minimum 6-8" length freshly squeezed turd. Preparation: with all components assembled for angling, hook turd at the head. Action: With rod in hand, squat out of sight and wait until you see a potential catch(vehicle). As it approaches at a minimum speed of 55 mph, come out of cover and heave-ho your stink-bait toward driver side window. Once it sticks, wait for tension on the line, hook and let it run with it. Once at end of spool, remember the fight and cut line.

While stopped at Highway 60 and Waverly I saw a sherrif get hit with the good old Cleveland Catch-and-release.

by B. C. Anderson October 1, 2008