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Catch'ya 

The combination of 'catch' and 'you' together. Usually before later.
"I gotta get this bus! Catch'ya later!"
"Peace out dude"
Catch'ya by stevieman09 May 24, 2012
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catch ya later

this is a phrase we used in the 50s -- "catch ya later" means "I'll see you later" -- a common parting shot. In fact, in our crowd it was shortened to just "later."
Was used in either a one-on-one situation or in a crowd... as you were leaving to go somewhere (anywhere), that was the phrase you used as you left the area and was addressed to anyone and everyone.. "catch ya later" -- then you would usually get a "later, man" response.
catch ya later by JCBREZ November 22, 2006

catch ya on the flip side 

another form of cya later: see you on the other side of today, as in tomorrow
B: 'cya lauren'
L: 'catch ya on the flip side ben'

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!

Catch ya on the B side

This is a variant of "catch you on the flip side" and refers to the B side of a vinyl record. It is generally used as a way of saying "I'll talk to you soon" or "I'll catch up with you later".
"Hey I'm heading out bro, but I'll catch ya on the B side"

catch ya issue 

when some one talks shit and you whoop their ass
When some one needs their ass kicked,and you give it to them!
Yeah I had to give him his issue
You bout to Catch Ya Issue Bruh!
catch ya issue by WeemsGirl February 27, 2011

Catch ya bed 

A Guyanese term used by elders. Usually meant to say to a child to go to bed. Or in other cases to go away
"You betta catch ya bed befor me bet ya rass dem with a pointy broom"
Catch ya bed by bevarnow May 15, 2019
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Overstand 

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